If you have dreamed of hunting Africa but thought you could never afford it, read below for an incredible offer!

Meals, lodging, professional hunter, skinner, airport pick up and return, rifle and ammo rental... ALL INCLUDED 100% FREE!!!

You only pay for what animals you shoot. The only stipulation is that you must shoot $3,000 or more in animals during your stay.
This is a operation which is the reason for lower prices as the two owners who are brothers are hunting their land and are the PHs themself. Meals and Lodging is nice but not 5 star. The two family owned hunting areas are 5,000 and 2,500 acres with an additional 2,500 owned in crop fields that can be hunted.

They have hunting access to their neighbors farms as well which are 7,000 acres each. And there are a few other areas nearby that can be hunted.

The lodge is located on the line of Northwest and Gauteng province. One farm is in each province and they boarder each other. Located 1 1/2 hours from Joberg airport. Hunts can be made to the length you prefer but typically 6-7 days is the norm.

The best flight offered at this time is out of Newark and is nonstop to joberg arriving at 5:30pm so you are at the lodge by 7 and hunting the next morning. Flights leave at 8pm so you get an extra half day hunting if you want on your departure day.

You can rifle or bow hunt or both.
Obviously some animals are tougher to get with a bow, but there a several blinds set up for bow hunting. Rifle rental and ammo is included in the hunt so you don’t have to bring rifles if you don’t won’t to.

Trophy fees are listed below.
(Females 1/2 price of trophies with some exceptions)
Blesbok - $200
Springbok - $200
Impala - $250
White Blesbok - $300
Steenbok - $310
Warthog - $350
Duiker - $400
Blue Wildebeest - $500
Black Wildebeest - $500
Red Hartebeest - $500
Black Springbok - $500
Zebra - $500
Gemsbok - $1000
Waterbuck - $1500
Nyala - $1500
Eland - $1500
Kudu - $1800
Sable (up to 40”) $2500
Giraffe - $2500
Roan (up to 26”)- $3500

When I see prices that cheap, it makes me very nervous. Why sell a hunt for less then half of what everyone else is getting?

The reason for the lower prices is twofold. One covid has hurt the number of hunters traveling to hunt Africa so many outfitters are offering lower prices to be competitive. Secondly as mentioned above this is a family operation with two brothers owning the land being hunted and they are the main PHs themselves.

I just returned from hunting with them in August and was impressed with what was offered especially with the prices offered. For that reason I wanted to pass along this information to other hunters. I understand that sometimes lower prices can be a reason for suspicion but this is not one of those times.

Wow - incredible pricing. I just got back from what I thought was an inexpensive safari.... now I think I should have waited.

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Not bad prices some are lower than what we had but alot are higher and we had an awesome trip and everything there was first class from the phs to the trackers, chef, and my favorite the hunting dogs

Looks great. Great prices. Now is the time to go if anyone has considered it in the past.