After a full day in the field, the lodge provides a comfortable place to relax and enjoy traditional African hospitality. Accommodation includes clean, comfortable beds and en-suite bathrooms with warm showers, while Wi-Fi is available throughout camp. Meals are an important part of the experience, with the camp serving hearty cuisine designed to satisfy hunters after long days in the field. Local game may also feature on the menu, with dishes such as impala steaks prepared on the braai or blesbok venison incorporated into traditional meals. Guests can choose between indoor and outdoor dining, while the campfire provides the perfect setting to share hunting stories and enjoy the clear African night sky.
The private 7,000-acre concession provides hunters with a dedicated hunting area, while access to a further 200,000 acres in the surrounding region significantly expands the available hunting grounds. With more than 30 species of game found across the area, hunters can experience a varied landscape and pursue different species throughout the safari. The combination of private hunting and extensive additional access gives this Free State hunt a genuine sense of space and variety.
| Fence Type: | Fenced |
| Hunting Ground Size: | 83770 ha |
| Year Founded: | 2008 |
| Language Spoken By Staff: | English, Afrikaans |
Hills: 200 %, Mountains: 0 %
Fields/Bush: 80 %, Forest: 0 %
| Nearest Airport Name: | Kimberley Airport |
| Nearest Town Name: | Kimberley |
| Transfer From Airport: | Yes |
Experience a six-day safari in South Africa's Free State province, pursuing five sought-after plains game species on a private, game-rich hunting concession. With 7,000 acres of hunting ground and access to a further 200,000 acres in the surrounding area, this safari offers hunters a diverse African hunting experience.
This plains game hunting package allows hunters to harvest blesbok, red hartebeest, impala, kudu and zebra, while enjoying comfortable accommodation, excellent African hospitality and the services of an experienced Professional Hunter and hunting team during their hunting safari in South Africa.
Hunters who would like to share the experience with a partner can take advantage of the two-hunter option and share this plains game experience.
2 Hunters | 1 Professional Hunter | 7 Nights
The discounted rate is US$6,350 per hunter.
Located in South Africa's Free State province, this hunting outfitter has been in operations since 2008. Husband and wife team, Carmen and Werner, bring decades of experience to their operation and offer hunters access to a private 7,000-acre concession, with hunting access to a further 200,000 acres in the surrounding area.
The hunting area supports more than 30 species of game, including both plains game and dangerous game. This diversity creates opportunities for hunters to pursue several different species and experience varied terrain during a single safari.
For hunters considering hunting in South Africa, the Free State offers a different character from the bushveld regions of the country. Open plains, rolling terrain and expansive grasslands provide excellent conditions for glassing, stalking and spot-and-stalk hunting.
Hunting is available throughout the year, although April through October is generally favored because the cooler, drier conditions result in shorter grass and improved visibility. Game is also more likely to concentrate around reliable water sources during the dry season.
The varied Free State terrain allows hunters to use a combination of glassing, spot-and-stalk and hunting from blinds, depending on the species and conditions. Impala, blesbok and zebra hunts can provide challenging stalks, while kudu are particularly rewarding to pursue in areas where the thick vegetation allows them to disappear from view.
The Greater Kudu, often called Africa's "Gray Ghost," is among the most sought-after spiral-horned antelope in Africa. Its elusive nature and ability to blend into its surroundings make kudu hunts a memorable part of this safari.
A suitable rifle and accurate shooting are important when hunting a variety of plains game species. Calibers in the .270, 7mm and .30-caliber classes are popular choices for this type of safari, offering versatility across the included species.
Understanding shot placement for African game species is essential, particularly when hunting a range of animals with different body sizes and physical characteristics.
International hunters will arrive at Johannesburg's OR Tambo International Airport before taking a domestic flight to Kimberley Airport. Airlink is recommended for this route and offers a convenient connection for hunters travelling with firearms. Hunters who need to stay overnight in Johannesburg can consider Africa Sky Boutique. The hotel can assist with transfers to and from OR Tambo International Airport and also with firearm import permits and pre-clearance requirements.
International hunters bringing their own rifles will need to complete the required SAPS 520 firearm documentation and provide supporting paperwork, including a copy of their passport, airline tickets, a letter of invitation from Werner and the hunting team, and proof of firearm ownership where applicable.
Hunters should arrange firearm permits and related documentation well in advance of their departure to South Africa.
If you have been dreaming of an exciting African plains game safari, this Free State hunt offers the opportunity to pursue five sought-after species while enjoying a private hunting concession, extensive additional hunting access and genuine African hospitality.
For further information, check availability or find out more about other African hunting trip destinations, contact the Game Hunting Safaris team.
Please note that terms, conditions and price are subject to change without notice and rates at the time of the hunt will apply
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