Hunt Blesbok, Wildebeest, Impala & Warthog in Limpopo

Hunt 4 iconic plains game species in 5 days, in South Africa’s top hunting location, the Limpopo province!

Expect quality trophies, a challenging hunt, and rewarding trophies, all while experiencing the tranquillity of the African bush.

Hunt Plains Game in South Africa 5 x days for US$ 4,075

*1 x Hunter 1 x Professional Hunter

** Observers @ US$ 185 per night

*** Rifle Rental available:  US$ 75 per hunting day, including 10 bullets

Hunting in South Africa

When it comes to premier African hunting destinations, South Africa is one of the top destinations, offering hunters a combination of both plains game and dangerous game species, along with memorable hunting trips. The country’s Limpopo province is renowned for its exceptional trophies, especially African plains game, and is a sought-after destination for hunters worldwide.

The Safari Includes:

• 1 x Blesbok
• 1 x Impala
• 1 x Blue Wildebeest
• 1 x Warthog

Additional Species available for Hunting

The Limpopo province is teeming with a wide array of game options. Chat to the Outfitter about adding additional species to your hunting safari.

The Outfitter hosting the Hunt

Situated in the hunting mecca of South Africa, Michael and the team are ready to make your dream hunting safari a reality! The concession is home to an abundance of plains game and is the perfect location for hunters and non-hunting parties to take a step back, relax, and enjoy nature.  From authentic hunting safaris, game drives, and bird watching, to fishing and chilling at the pool, this is the perfect location for a memorable African safari.

Included on this South African safari

• Transfers between Johannesburg and the camp
• All lodging
• Early morning coffee, tea, fruit juice, brunch, and dinner
• Soft drinks, malts, and wine with meals
• Services of a Professional Hunter
• Use of 4 x 4 hunting vehicles
• Services of trackers and skinners
• Use of the salt room and handling of trophies
• Laundry service

The Safari Excludes:

• Any air travel
• Pre- and post-safari lodgings and meals
• Gratuities to the Professional Hunter and staff (at hunter’s discretion)
• Packing, dipping, and shipping of trophies to the final destination
• Rifle hire / use: $ 75 per day - Maximum of 10 bullets included
• Any damage to the hired equipment will be paid for by the client
• Taxidermist costs
• Personal items; toiletries and medication
• Non-hunting excursions. Extra fees include entrance fees, travelling expenses
• Taxidermy and shipping can be arranged on request

Traveling to Limpopo

Hunters must land at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, South Africa. The hunting grounds in Limpopo are reached via a 3-hour road transfer. For hunters bringing in their own rifles, they must complete a SAPS 520 application upon entry into the country.

The Hunting Reserve

When hunting African plains game in South Africa, you don’t get better than the Limpopo province, with its wide array of species and abundance of game. As part of the Springbok Flats, the hunting grounds consist of a combination of mixed grasslands, bushveld, and grassland.

The vegetation usually consists of dense thickets and open spaces, so hunters need to be skilled in walk-and-stalk techniques, as visibility can be challenging in dense bushveld areas. The 3266-acre concession has several dams, attracting game to the area.

Hunting Lodge in South Africa

The hunting accommodation has a rich African theme, with guests staying in traditional rondavels or African huts. There are three rondavels, each with en-suite bathrooms, sleeping up to four people per hut. Each rondavel enjoys its own private patio, perfect for game viewing or enjoying a sundowner in the tranquil bush setting.

The accommodation is situated in the heart of the bush with spacious entertainment, braai (barbecue), and dining areas. The swimming pool, in the entertainment area, is surrounded by a shady lapa and wild bush.

For non-hunters, there is a wide variety of activities to enjoy, including game drives (day and night), game walks, bird watching, and fishing in one of the dams. Other activities can also be arranged at a fee.

Why hunt in South Africa?

• South Africa is easily accessible from almost anywhere worldwide, with daily international flights landing at one of the three international airports
• With nine provinces in South Africa, hunters are spoiled for choice as each province offers some form of hunting, with some provinces, such as the Limpopo, offering more variety and better hunting opportunities, especially for plains game hunts
• Hunting takes place throughout the year in South Africa, although the peak season is the cooler months from around April to September
• South African hunts are seen as value for money when compared with other African destinations
• South African outfitters are seen as some of the best worldwide, with South African hospitality being legendary.
• The area is renowned for its wide array of both African plains game and dangerous game hunting options, giving hunters a wide variety of species from which to choose
• It is the only destination worldwide, apart from Namibia, where all members of Africa’s Big 5 can be hunted (With this being said, no Leopard permits have been issued in quite some time)
• South Africa, also referred to as the rainbow nation, offers great family getaways, holidays,  and tourist attractions, allowing hunters to easily travel with family and other non-hunting parties

If any further information is required regarding this plains game safari, or you are seeking a custom hunting safari including additional hunters, please contact our team at Game Hunting Safaris, or message Michael.