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The game available for hunting varies by location but commonly includes species like elephants, buffalo, lions, leopards, antelopes, and more. Specific details can be found in the hunt listings for each destination.
Yes, some lodges cater to beginners, offering guidance, safety training, and a supportive environment for those new to hunting.
Absolutely. Many hunting trips offer a variety of activities, such as wildlife safaris, nature walk and birdwatching.
Legal requirements vary by country and species. In general, you’ll need hunting licenses, permits, and sometimes CITES documentation for protected species. Game Hunting Safaris ensures all necessary paperwork is in order before your hunt.
Yes, you can bring back your trophies, but specific regulations apply. You’ll need export permits from Africa and import permits for the USA, along with any necessary CITES documentation. We assist in organising all required paperwork.
Yes, travellers to Africa are often advised to get vaccinations for yellow fever, hepatitis, and tetanus. Anti-malarial medication may also be recommended, depending on the region. Consult with your healthcare provider before your trip.
Most international flights arrive in major cities like Johannesburg, Cape Town, or Windhoek. From there, we arrange transfers to your hunting lodge, often by road or small charter flights.
African safari hunting requires a minimum calibre of .375 for dangerous game, although larger calibres may be needed for species like elephant and buffalo. Plains game hunts generally allow smaller calibres like .270 or .30-06.
The length of a hunting safari varies but typically ranges from 7 to 14 days. Longer trips may be needed for Big Five hunts or multi-species safaris, allowing for more time in the field.
Ethical hunting practices dictate that all efforts are made to track and humanely finish a wounded animal. Our professional hunters are highly experienced in tracking and ensuring the animal is found quickly.
Responsible hunting helps maintain healthy wildlife populations and provides vital funding for conservation projects and anti-poaching efforts. Many hunting reserves contribute directly to local communities and conservation initiatives.
Yes, hunting expeditions are guided, and the guides are experienced professionals. They possess in-depth knowledge of the local wildlife, ensuring a safe and memorable hunting experience.
While some lodges may provide basic equipment, it’s advisable to bring your own gear for familiarity and comfort. Check with the specific lodge for equipment details.
Rigorous safety measures are in place, including experienced guides, thorough briefings, and adherence to all local hunting regulations to ensure a secure hunting environment.
The best location depends on the species you want to hunt and your preferred style of hunting. South Africa, Namibia, and Zimbabwe are popular destinations offering diverse game species and landscapes.
The Big Five—lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhinoceros—are known for being more challenging and dangerous to hunt, often requiring more expertise and preparation. Plains game, such as kudu, springbok, and gemsbok, offer different hunting experiences and are generally less dangerous.
Weather varies by season and region. Most safaris occur during the dry season (May to October), when temperatures are mild and wildlife is easier to spot. However, some areas can get quite hot, so it’s essential to pack appropriately.
The cost varies depending on the species you are hunting, the location, and the length of the safari. Budget safaris may start around $2,500, while Big Five safaris can cost upwards of $15,000. Contact us for a customised package.
There are no specific age limits, but many hunting outfits require that hunters be at least 18 years old. Younger hunters may participate under the supervision of a professional hunter, depending on the local regulations and the safari lodge.
Yes, it is highly recommended to have comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and hunting-related incidents. Some countries may require proof of insurance before entry.
Yes, many hunters bring along family members who may not wish to hunt. We offer packages that combine hunting safaris with photo safaris, cultural tours, and other non-hunting activities, ensuring an enjoyable experience for everyone.
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