Here are a few old articles on leopard hunting. The good thing is leopard hunting is alive and well in many countries in Africa. There is no shortage of leopard and the animal rights idiots are targeting the lion for now so (for the time being) you will be able to hunt Mr. Spots for quite some time. And, for a reasonable price. Today, hunting in Zimbabwe with dogs to follow the scent is the best way to be assured of a big leopard. I shot my leopard in Tanzania in 2006. Unknown to me or my PH at the time, this cat was shot and wounded by a Russian client nearly three months prior. While his former size was average (7"1") he was wasting away to nothing and was near death at 70 pounds. His muscle was gone and his bones were making protrusions through his beautiful hide. We saw him at last light. In fact, I could not see him until I looked through the scope of my .450-400 Harrison and Hussey boxlock ejector (for sale elsewhere on this site). His head was looking to my right above the grass so I aimed to (approximately) where his shoulder was. Turns out he was facing away and looking to his right so my bullet tore through his shoulder rather than passing through both shoulders and his heart and lungs. We found him a short distance away in the grass. Upon skinning, he was green and stunk--my doctor who was with me said it was poisoning from the wound. Anwyay, below are the articles listed to give proper credit.

Devil Cat

Stalking the Killer Leopard of Africa

The Cat that Broke the Rules and the Records

The Most Elegant Cat on Earth

World's Most Dangerous Animal