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Did you know? There are only an estimated 1,500 Cape Mountain Zebras, 13,000 Hartmann’s Mountain Zebras, and 2,500 Grevy’s zebras remaining today.

Have you ever thought about Hunting the Springbok? South Africa’s national animal is the Springbok. Due to game farming, breeding and selling, they are widely distributed on game farms throughout South Africa. As a result, these bucks are a sustainable choice for hunters venturing into the plains of South Africa. When Hunting the Springbok, do

The art of Buffalo hunting  The formidable Cape Buffalo is one of Africa’s most challenging animals to hunt. Why…? They pack massive weight, a bad temper, and an impressive horn span which is a menacing danger to those in its path. While they are considered to be docile in their herd environment, when wounded, that calm demeanor changes

The South African Hunting Industry is not without its troubles. Every year the industry experiences renewed criticism. Still, hunting in South Africa is legal and is usually done responsibly. Each year thousands of hunters visit the country. On a quest to experience something that they have always wanted to be a part of. When hunters

Mozambique is South Africa’s neighbouring coastal country with a warm tropical climate. These two nations share the border, and even some of the land, on which you will find the Kruger National Park. A large part of the country is dedicated to hunting. Their government makes great use of sustainable utilization. This is a method

If you hunt for looks then this is one of the most beautiful bucks out there. Is hunting the Nyala o your list of dream trophies? The Nyala has interesting markings and spiraled horns making a real eye-catching trophy. Stripes, gorgeous whites blacks, and browns with spots of white on its face and lower section.