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    Eastern Cape, South Africa
    Hunt ID: GHS-281

    Hunting Adventure in the Eastern Cape SA Spiral Horn Slam

    Eastern Cape, South Africa
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    Leopard Hunting in Namibia & Brown Hyena Cancelation Hunt
    Leopard Hunting in Namibia & Brown Hyena Cancelation Hunt
    Leopard Hunting in Namibia & Brown Hyena Cancelation Hunt
    Leopard Hunting in Namibia & Brown Hyena Cancelation Hunt
    Leopard Hunting in Namibia & Brown Hyena Cancelation Hunt
    Leopard Hunting in Namibia & Brown Hyena Cancelation Hunt
    Leopard Hunting in Namibia & Brown Hyena Cancelation Hunt
    Leopard Hunting in Namibia & Brown Hyena Cancelation Hunt
    Hunting Categories: African Plains Game, Large Antelope, Medium Antelope
    Species: Bushbuck, Common Eland, Greater Kudu, Common Nyala
    Hunt Preferences: Family Friendly
    Hunters and PH/Guides On Hunt: 2 x Hunters 1 x Professional Hunter
    Booking Season: 2026
    Destinations: South Africa
    Languages Spoken: Afrikaans, English
    Hunting Methods: Black Powder Hunting, Walk & Stalk, Bow hunting, Crossbow hunting, Rifle hunting
    Hunt Difficulty: Moderate
    Total Trip Price for Rifle Rental ($): $280 (optional)
    Total Trip Price for Observer ($): $1,925 (optional)

    About this hunt

    Hunting Adventure in the Eastern Cape SA, Spiral Horn Slam

    US$ 13 200 per Hunter.

    8 x Nights and 7 x Full Days. 

    Hunt with Jaco and Team, endorsed by Craig Boddington!! 

    **** Observers are welcome at US$ 275 per person per day

    **** Rifle Rental available at US$ 40/hunting day (ammunition at cost)
     

    This Safari  Includes : Per Hunter

    • 1 x Kudu
    • 1 x Cape Bush Buck
    • 1 x Cape Eland
    • 1 x Nyala
    Kudu Hunting
    Kudu Hunting

    Hunting in the Eastern Cape

    Located along South Africa’s south eastern coastline, topography consists of rugged mountain ranges, rolling hills and with miles of coastline (ideal for fishing charters). The Eastern Cape Province offers some of the best plains game hunting opportunities for a variety of species including Kudu, Eland, Nyala, Black Wildebeest, Gemsbuck and the elusive Vaal Rhebok, one of the most coveted trophies when hunting this area.
    With the Eastern Cape positioned along the coastline, cooler climate during peak hunting season allows for long hikes up mountains and through the valleys.

    Internationally accredited Outfitter a

    • Jaco is a leader in the international hunting community and is Craig Boddington endorsed.
    • This team operates from 15 various territories throughout Africa, from Cameroon to Namibia, Botswana, South Africa and Tanzania.
    • To top off their record of success, Jaco can be proud to have won Dallas Safari Club Outfitter of the year award (2008) plus SCI Outstanding International Hunter of the year award in 2020.
    • Jaco and the team are life members of Dallas Safari Club, Safari Club International and African Professional Hunters Association.
    • This team is committed to honesty, integrity and the pursuance at all times of client satisfaction.

    Inclusions on the Safari:

    • All Trophy Fees (Eland, Kudu, Nyala and Bushbuck)
    • Luxury Lodging
    • Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Snacks
    • Local Wines, Beer, Bottled Water and Soft Drinks
    • Daily Laundry Services & Housekeeping
    • WI-FI
    • Transfers to/from from Port Elizabeth ( Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport)
    • On Territory Transport 
    • Hunting License
    • Field Preparation of Trophies
    • Delivery of trophies to Taxidermy (Splitting Image Taxidermy)
    • Guides, Trackers, Skinners and Support Staff

    Hunting in South Africa

    South Africa attracts thousands of hunters from all over the world and is the leading safari hunting destination in Africa. South Africa boasts diverse wildlife and incredible landscapes, from open savannas, majestic mountains in the Eastern Cape and Drakensberg, to the dense bushveld in the Limpopo Province. South Africa, often referred to as “a world in one country” has a well-regulated hunting practice and some of the best infrastructure in Africa. 

    South Africa offers more than 45 plains game species, with iconic antelope such as Gemsbuck (Oryx), Kudu and of Springbuck, and a wide variety of sought after color variants. What sets South Africa apart as the favored game hunting destination is its exceptional infrastructure and accessibility, modern airports and network of professional outfitters, making the country easy to navigate. Hunting lodges in South Africa vary from five-star facilities catering for family and non-hunters, to luxury safari tents providing an authentic African hunting safari. 

    South Africa is a destination where hunters can enjoy hunting some of Africa’s most prized game, while enjoying the rich culture and remarkable scenery that South Africa has offer.

    Exclusions on the Hunt:

    • International/Domestic Flights
    • Pre or Post Safari Accommodations
    • Rifle Permits
    • Airport Clearances
    • Dip & Pack
    • Taxidermy & International Shipping Costs
    • Gratuities (at your discretion)
    • Value Added Government Tax (Non-Exports)
    • Personal and Travel Insurance

    The Hunting Lodges in South Africa

    As the hunt will be for a selective species of antelope, accommodations will vary depending on the distance traveled within the hunting concessions. Lodges will  vary from comfortable safari-style homes to small and personal rustic camps and luxurious lodgings. All lodgings have en-suite bathrooms, showers with hot and cold water, back up generators/solar due to the ongoing load-shedding drama in South Africa.

    With exceptional cuisine, you can look forward to being spoiled the “African way”  and enjoy some of the best local meals that South Africa has to offer. Typical SA dishes are served with outstanding locally produced wines. As seasoned hunters in South Africa know, the country knows how to make a exceptional variety of  beer.

    Kudu shot placement frontal heart shot
    Kudu shot placement when presented with a frontal view

    Rifles and Ammunition’s 

    The Eastern Cape presents hunters with a comprehensive set of challenges based on the unique habitat and hunting conditions. As shots can vary from as little as sixty yards to over three hundred yards, a rifle shooting a flat trajectory such as a .270, 30.06, 7mm or 300-Win Mag is recommended. Only use excellent quality expanding ammunition and optics. 

    Plains game antelope in these conditions do not always present a perfect “broadside” shot, so a good understanding of the quarry’s anatomy is required to ensure a quick, ethical and humane death. .

    Traveling for the Spiral Horn Hunt 

    Hunters can enter South Africa via  Oliver Tambo International Airport (Johannesburg) or fly to Cape Town International Airport. From both these points of entry, a domestic flight will needed  to Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth). The domestic flight time is approximately 1,5 to 2 hours. These flights are pleasant and affordable.Depending on the arrival time of the inbound flight into Johannesburg, a overnight stay in Jhb may be needed before embarking on the domestic flight to Gqebertha.

    We would recommend African Sky Boutique Hotel, situated in close proximity to Oliver Tambo International Airport who cater especially for international hunters, also providing transfers and assistance with firearm import permits. Should any additional information be required, see “Affiliate Services” below in the listing.

    For the more adventurous hunters visiting South Africa, renting a vehicle and driving from either Johannesburg or Cape Town to the Eastern Cape is a great idea, assuming of course that time permits. A road trip from Cape Town takes approximately 7 hours. The drive is incredibly scenic, with favorite stop overs being the towns of Mossel Bay, Knysna  and George. Stop at Glentana and enjoy a walk on the private beaches.

    Fromm Johannesburg, hunters can overnight at Gariep Dam in the Free State Province, covering an area of more than 200 square miles. .

    Can I bring my own Rifle? 

    Yes you can. To hunt in South Africa with firearms from the USA, you’ll need a temporary import permit (SAP520 form) and should apply for it before your arrival. 

    • Fill out the form in black and leave unsigned until reaching the airport. The form will be signed in front of the South African Police.
    • Permits can be obtained at either Cape Town or Johannesburg International Airports.

    Required Documents:

    • Copy of your Passport
    • Letter of invitation from Jaco
    • Firearm license. Citizens from the USA need a stamped customs declaration form 4457

    The best time for a hunt in South Africa?

    African hunts are best during the cooler months, which run from April to September. While South Africa does has a set hunting season, safaris can take place all year around without any restrictions should outfitters/landowners be in possession of a P3 Exemption permit.

    Be sure to pack warm clothes, gloves and jackets as the winter temperatures, especially in the months of June to mid-August can be exceptionally low, dropping to below 23 degrees Fahrenheit.

    Tips on a Plains Game Hunt in South Africa

    • Familiarize yourself with local hunting laws and regulations.
    • Define any hunting goals and relay them to Jaco and team.
    • Practice long range shooting and off sticks.
    • Pack appropriately, do not overpack (daily laundry services included) and prepare for the climate.
    • Make certain you are comfortable shooting your rifle, pack the “tried and tested” hunting equipment.
    • Ensure you have arranged the necessary travel insurance
    • Plan for taxidermy and shipping
    • Always carry a little cash in local currency, draw at the machines at the airport.
    • Be prepared and be patient.
    • Consider tipping your professional hunter and lodge staff

    For further information relating to this spiral horn trophy hunt in South Africa, contact our team at Game Hunting Safaris, or message Jaco directly. 

    Cancelation Policy:
    Should the safari be cancelled within a period 180 days prior to the commencement date, no refunds will be made. All other cancellations: a 5% on the hunt cost administration fee will be applied.
    Security Deposit ($): $13900
    Details about the security deposit :
    50% equal to US$ 13 900 is due and payable within 7 days of making the booking.

    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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    Location

    $13,200 for 7 days

    Trip Duration
    7 days
    Includes
    • Breakfast
    • Lunch
    • Dinner
    • Snacks
    • Hunting License
    • Transportation Whilst Hunting
    • Accommodation
    • Observer Guests Allowed
    About this Outfitter
    Jaco, Outfitter and Professional Hunter
    Jaco, Outfitter and Professional Hunter
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    Member since 24 June 2024
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