Hunting

Bow and Crossbow hunting

Classic Bow Hunting Safaris have become increasingly popular amongst discerning archers with a variety of species on offer. Our Professional Hunters are highly qualified, experienced and technically competent with the advice they offer for tough African game and the hunting methods, We are proud to have carefully selected exclusive to bow hunting areas to ensure maximum success and quality of trophies in your hunt.
A combination of the above factors and the expertise of renowned Professional Hunters will ensure the Bow Hunter an unforgettable Safari of a lifetime.

Methods

Bow hunts are usually conducted in the ways depending on your specific situation, own ability and the species being hunted:

Blinds

By far the majority of successful bags are made from permanently constructed blinds. These are situated approximately 20 yards from waterholes and salt licks. Depending on the terrain, sun and wind direction you will hunt out of ground, pit blinds or a permanent elevated blind.
These blinds are comfortable with enough space to move in while you anxiously wait for your unsuspected quarry to join the party.

Stalking

This method is used for those species that do not frequent the waterholes. This method is more productive during the early part of the season (April, May) when sufficient cover is still available to make stalking possible.
The terrain hunted will play a big roll in the success of this method; it is for the diehard Bow hunters amongst us, tough but quite possible if conditions are favourable.

Minimum recommendations for COMPOUND BOWS:

Fixed three or four bladed broad heads is recommended.
Traditional archers should advise the length of their longbows to enable any adjustments to existing blinds to be made prior to the safari.

Rifle Hunting

Rifle hunting is mainly done through the spot and stalk method. Once game or fresh sign has been spotted or found the stalk is planned and the game is on. This is one of the most exciting and rewarding hunting methods.
Any species available in an area can be bagged using this method.

Minimum recommendations for Rifle hunting:

Only premium grade bullets should be used on all African animals. Obtaining rifle import permits to South – Africa is a fairly simple process in which we will assist you.

Bird Hunting

Many game birds are available, including 14 species of Ducks, 2 types of Geese, 10 Francolin, 2 Guinea-Fowl, Pigeons, Doves, and Quail. South Africa’s bird hunting is excellent, comparing favorably with some of the best known venues in the world.

Hunting Area

Our head office is situated in the small town Senekal in the central part of South Africa but most of our safaris is planned in a radius of 3-4 hours drive from Johannesburg (OR Thambo airport witch is the gateway to Africa). With the hunting concessions we have secured (mostly privately owned land in excess of 60 000 acres) we can offer you the best trophy quality for the species you are hunting, a shot opportunity is guaranteed or a full refund will be paid back to you on the trophy fee.

Most of our dangerous game safaris are conducted on tribal land in two of the South Africa’s neighboring states (Mozambique, Zimbabwe). These hunts will take you back to the nostalgia of hunting in yesteryear with all the romance of a hunting safari from the yearly 1900’s.

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