A safari hunters can be a life changing experience. It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness wildlife in their natural habitat and, for some, it’s even a chance to shoot a large animal.

A hunting safari requires a lot of physical exertion. If you are not in good physical condition, a hunt will not be enjoyable or safe for you. We recommend that all hunters have a medical examination prior to their safari. This will help ensure that you are in a healthy state for the adventure of your lifetime.

Those who are interested in Africa, but not necessarily to go on a hunting safari may wish to join us for a photographic safari instead. We can offer a variety of photo-shooting opportunities on our concessions with expert guides. We also have a Parson Terrier and beagle scent dogs that assist our clients on their safaris.

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We will be glad to accommodate you and your spouse, significant other or child on your safari at no extra charge. However, they will only be allowed to shoot one of the animals included in your package (except kudu). This can be done during their safari as long as it does not interfere with your hunt.

Trophy hunters from America are a significant source of revenue to African countries. Unfortunately, this money is rarely used for conservation purposes. Instead, it often ends up in the hands of corrupt politicians who don’t give a rip about the last surviving populations of megafauna. Moreover, these trophy hunters often bribe game wardens to allow them to take animals above their limit. In addition, they frequently claim that they only hunt animals past their breeding age, demonstrating a lack of basic biology.