Nile Crocodile Hunting in Limpopo, South Africa
Experience the excitement of Nile Crocodile Hunting in South Africa’s famous Limpopo province!
This 5-day, 6-night dangerous game hunting safari challenges the hunter with Nile Crocodile trophies of up to 12,1 feet! (3.7m)
Don’t miss the opportunity to hunt this member of the Dangerous 7 on the banks of the Mogol River in the renowned Laphalele region!
Hunt Nile Crocodile for US$ 6,700!
Observers welcome at US$ 250 per day
Rifle hire: A .375 at US$ 55 per day. Ammo at US$ 130 per box.
Included on the Crocodile Hunt:
- Meet and greet upon arrival at OR Tambo International
- Services of Trackers, Skinners, Chef, and Camp Staff
- Field Preparation of Trophies
- Luxury Accommodation
- Laundry & Room Service
- Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner (Including Snacks)
- Alcoholic Beverages (Local Beers & Wines)
- On Territory Transport (4 x 4 Vehicle)
This Crocodile Hunting Safari Excludes:
- CITES Permits, TOPS Permits, and any other Special Hunting Permits
- Hunting License
- Firearm Import Licenses
- 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 on the safari at US$ 250 per day
- Tips for staff (at hunter’s discretion)
- Transfer from OR Tambo International Airport – US$ 500
- Transfer from Polokwane Airport – US$ 300
The Hunting Lodge in South Africa
South African outfitters are renowned as some of the best worldwide, with their hospitality being legendary. This will be your home-away-from-home, where the day’s action will be relived over cold beers and tasty cuisine, as you sit on the deck watching the resident wildlife gather at the river.
Your luxury accommodation in Limpopo will be near Stockpoort, in a lovely lodge offering breathtaking views over the Mogol River. Offering comfortable and well-appointed rooms with en-suite bathrooms, a variety of both indoor and outdoor recreational areas, as well as numerous amenities including a swimming pool, boma, and fire pit, are the order of the day in this traditional African lodge.
Your resident chef will prepare delectable culinary offerings, some of which are sure to include game meat (venison) from recent game hunts.
Tips when Crocodile Hunting in Limpopo
While Nile Crocodile hunting is an extremely rewarding hunting safari, it is not without danger or challenges – you are hunting one of the Dangerous 7 after all! Check out some tips when facing this member of the Dangerous 7:
- Permits & Regulations: Crocodile hunting in South Africa requires a CITES and TOPS (Threatened or Protected Species) permit
- More Active: Crocodiles are more active during the early morning or late afternoon, plan your hunt accordingly
- Correct Rifle: Dangerous game hunting in South Africa requires the minimum of a .375 caliber rifle
- Fast & Furious: The Nile crocodile is an apex predator and very good at what it does…keep alert and be ready for quick, accurate shooting when targeting this bloodthirsty reptile
- Year-Round: Hunting is available throughout the year in Limpopo, you can plan your hunt according to your schedule
- Experienced PH: Ensure that you have an experienced dangerous game hunting professional hunter (PH) at your side when harvesting this cold-blooded killer
- Patience is Key: These reptiles are renowned for remaining dead and still in the water for prolonged periods of time. Patience and quiet waiting are required when Crocodile hunting
- Hunting Methods: Nile Crocodiles are generally hunted by means of baiting, targeting your prey from a blind, or the spot-and-stalk method
Traveling for the Hunt in South Africa, Limpopo
Hunters will fly into OR Tambo International Airport, after which they will take a regional flight to Polokwane Airport. Dean and his team will meet hunters upon arrival. After a short road transfer, hunters will arrive at the lodge and hunting grounds.
Additional Species to Hunt
Speak to Dean, or mail Game Hunting Safaris for the updated list of available quota and species at time of booking. Pay only trophy fees.
Post Safari Hunting Activities in SA
From the bush to the beach and almost everything in between, SA has something for everyone and every interest:
- 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). A prime spot for those looking to enjoy the beauty of the stars above that rich safari hunting land. One of the more well-known attractions is the Big Hole, located in the Kimberley region, where visitors can experience the largest hand-dug mining site in the world.
- Western Cape: Apart from the incredibly beautiful landscapes, this iconic area offers fun attractions like the Cango Ostrich Farm, where visitors receive a message from the birds themselves, as well as the Cango Caves, the largest cave system in South Africa.
- 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 as well as the iconic uShaka Marine World.
- Mpumalanga: While the whole Blyde River Canyons 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.
- 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 trails centered on the dam and its awesome scenery.
- Gauteng: Something to thrill everyone, especially the youngsters, is Gold Reef City, South Africa’s most famous 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.
Coming face-to-face with one of the world’s largest apex predators is a terrifying, yet incredibly rewarding hunt. Don’t miss out on this epic Nile Crocodile hunting safari in the heart of South Africa.
If any further information is required related to Nile Crocodile hunting in South Africa, please contact the team at Game Hunting Safaris or message Dean directly on the links provided.
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