Night Critter Hunting Adventures in South Africa

If you’re looking for a hunt with a difference, that combines a variety of species with the challenge of night hunting, this one’s for you!

Hunt 5-night critter species in Limpopo for an extraordinary hunting experience! From the haunting laugh of the Spotted Hyena to the tough Honey badger, this hunt is a test of a hunter's patience, perseverance, and courage in the African bush at night!

Hunt 5 x Species in  Limpopo For US$ 8,860

*1 x Hunter 1 x Professional Hunter

** Observers welcome at US$ 270 per night / Children under 12 at US$ 150

*** Rifle Rental available:  US$ 60 per day.

Hunt African nights on this 6 x Day and 7 x Night hunting safari!    

Hunting in South Africa

As a premier game hunting destination, South Africa offers international hunters the best of the best in terms of hunting, featuring African plains game, dangerous game, and specialty species, including nocturnal species that will be harvested on this hunt.

This night inlcudes:

• 1 x Spotted Hyena
• 1 x Civet
• 1 x  Genet
• 1 x  Honey Badger
• 1 x Black-backed Jackal

These nocturnal species are all targeted through baiting while these animals can on rare occasions be spotted during daylight hours, becoming an opportunistic hunting trophy.

Additional Species available for Hunting

While we have you covered in terms of night hunting species, how about adding some trophies to hunt during daylight hours?  When hunting additional species, you pay only the trophy fee. For dangerous game species, contact us directly.

The African Outfitter hosting the Hunt

Tiaan and his team of Professional Hunters, led by Keenan, host outstanding hunting safaris across South Africa, Namibia, and Zimbabwe, with the hunts’ focus being mostly big game hunting safaris. The team works closely with local communities, supporting environmental initiatives and driving the principles of conservation.

Hunting safaris are conducted on various free-range concessions, from private ranches to National Parks, all while delivering quality trophies for clients. This team includes experienced PHs, with support staff standing by to ensure an unforgettable African hunt from start to finish.

Included on the Safari

• All necessary Permits
• Services of Trackers, Skinners, Chef, and Camp Staff
• Field Preparation of Trophies
• Luxury Accommodation
• Laundry
• Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner (Including Snacks)
• Alcoholic Beverages (Local Beers & Wines, Excl Spirits)
• On Territory Transport (4 x 4 Vehicle)

Safari Exclusions:

• International and domestic travel
• Transfers from OR Tambo International Airport at US$ 600 return
• Firearm Import Licenses
• Any required Visas
• Any pre- or post-safari accommodation
• Dip and Pack of Trophies
• International Trophy Shipping Costs
• Trophy fees for any additional trophies hunted and not specified in the package
• Observers are welcome at US$ 270 per day, children under 12 at US$ 150
• Tips for staff (at hunter’s discretion)

Traveling to hunt in South Africa

Hunters fly into OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, South Africa. From there, a four-and-a-half-hour road transfer will take you to the hunting grounds in the Limpopo province. The cost of this is US$ 750. There is an option of a charter flight, price on request.

The Limpopo Province

Limpopo is one of Africa’s most sought-after destinations for game hunting. This hunt takes place on a vast, privately managed reserve of approximately 6,000 acres, with wildlife roaming freely across semi-mountainous terrain and open savannas. The region is home to an abundance of healthy, well-managed game populations.

Hunting Lodge in South Africa

This lodge is an oasis in the African wilderness, offering hunters a welcome respite after a day’s hunting.

This picturesque lodge caters to a maximum of 12 guests. Chalets offer comfortable, spacious rooms featuring en-suite bathrooms. Guests are spoilt for choice with an array of amenities, including a swimming pool, fire pit, bar, and lounges. WiFi is also readily available.

A private chef is on-site to create delicious meals and a choice of South African cuisine to tickle those taste buds.

South Africa: 1st Class Tourism

When all is said and done and the trophies are in the salt, explore South Africa and what it has to offer:

• Northern Cape: The Northern Cape’s varied attractions take full advantage of the province’s wide-open land and expanses of nothingness. Once the game hunting is packed up, head to Sutherland and experience South Africa’s Largest Telescope (SALT). One of the more well-known attractions is the Big Hole found in Kimberley, where one can experience the largest hand-dug mining site in worldwide.
• ·Western Cape: Apart from the picturesque landscapes, this iconic area offers fun attractions like the Cango Ostrich Farm and the Cango Caves, the largest cave system in South Africa. Don’t forget Cape Town with all it has to offer tourists from the Wine Route, V&A Waterfront, Table Mountain, and more, to the Garden Route and the towns along the route, are well worth exploring.
• Eastern Cape: The EC region offers attractions ranging from those exploring the province’s rich history and natural beauty, to those seeking adrenaline. If you find yourself and your hunting adventure not too far from the main city of Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth), it’s not too long a drive before you reach the seaside mecca that is Jeffrey’s Bay, a great place to wash off the dust.
• KwaZulu-Natal: KZN’s famous Umgeni River area is home to the Valley of 1000 Hills, an attraction that takes full advantage of some of the province’s lushest land. The area brings boating, fishing, and even plane tours to the public, but the best way to experience this area is by the 1000 Hills Choo Choo, a historic steam–train–powered tourist experience. For those looking to take full advantage of South Africa’s warm climate, visit the Golden Mile strip of beachfront coast and the iconic uShaka Marine World.
• Mpumalanga: While the Blyde River Canyon is an attraction on its own, specific locations along the way include God’s Window, where, on a clear day, one can see to the Lebombo Mountains bordering Mozambique.
• Limpopo: A combined experience for birding enthusiasts and water lovers, the Fundudzi River and Thathe Vondo Forest region is well worth a visit, and there are many large game reserves in the area where you can enjoy a range of game drives and activities.
• Free State: South Africa’s largest dam, the Gariep, is surrounded by a host of various accommodation facilities, from caravan parks and campsites to luxury resorts and chalet-style options. The area is famous for its array of activities, including traditional favorites like fly fishing, rafting, and horseback riding.
• Gauteng: Something to thrill everyone, especially the youngsters, is Gold Reef City, South Africa’s favourite amusement park.  A truly South African experience is Vilakazi Street in Soweto, the only street worldwide to have raised two Nobel Prize winners, namely Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu.
• North West: One of the best ways to experience the North West is the iconic Hartbeespoort Cableway, the longest aerial cable car ride in Africa. This famous cableway showcases the wonders of both the Magaliesberg Mountains and Hartbeespoort Dam. For those looking to enjoy a little luxury, the place to go is South Africa’s famous Sun City resort, where sun, glitz, and glamour are the order of the day.

If any further information is required regarding this Cape buffalo and plains game hunt in South Africa, or you are seeking a custom hunting safari including additional hunters, don't hesitate to contact our team at Game Hunting Safaris, or message Tiaan directly.