Maned Wolf — Central Brazil

The rare South American canid — maned wolf in the Brazilian Cerrado savanna. Not actually a wolf, but the largest canid in South America. A truly unique and rare trophy.

The maned wolf (Chrysocyon brachyurus) is one of South America's most distinctive and unusual animals — a fox-like canid on impossibly long legs that inhabits the vast Cerrado grasslands of central Brazil. Despite its name, it is neither wolf nor fox but a unique evolutionary lineage. It has a rich auburn coat, a black mane, and distinctive black stockings.

Hunting maned wolf is a specialized and rare opportunity that requires specific permits and experienced local operators. The Brazilian Cerrado is a biodiversity hotspot with remarkable wildlife. This hunt is for the serious collector seeking a truly unusual trophy.