South African Plains Game Safari: Nyala plus 5 Species

ONLY US$9,250 ALL IN WILL BUY YOU THIS DREAM AFRICAN SAFARI!

No Hidden Costs on this exciting African Plains Game Hunt!

Don’t miss out on this fantastic African game hunting opportunity!

Enjoy the lush hunting grounds of South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal region, with an 8-day hunt, targeting 6 diverse and challenging game hunting trophies and 5 cull animals:

•      Nyala
•      Southern Greater Kudu
•      Bushbuck
•      Warthog
•      Blue Wildebeest
•      Impala

This South African plains game hunting safari includes:

• Arrival night accommodation in Johannesburg, round trip ground transfers to camp
• Professional hunter
• Tracker
• Skinner
• Meals
• Alcoholic beverages in moderation
• Deluxe accommodations
• Permits/license
• Full camp staff
• Daily laundry
• In-field transportation
• Airport meet and greet
• Transition service in Johannesburg
• Firearm clearance
• In-field trophy care​

The South African plains game package excludes:

• Trophy dip/pack/crate
• Temporary rifle import/export permits, rifle and ammunition hire.
• Air charters/airfares
• Telephone and internet charges
• Trophy fees on additional animals
• Laundry service is available at an extra charge
• Firearm rental at US$25 per day plus ammo at cost
• Medical and accident insurance cover
• Any items of a personal nature
• Gratuities
• Any expenditure not part of the agreement on the safari
• $300/vehicle day trips to St. Lucia, Pangolo Dam, or Hluhluwe National Park

Enjoy an exceptional African hunt in the heart of South Africa’s game hunting regions.

Traveling to the Game Hunting Grounds

Upon arrival in South Africa at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport, you will be met by a representative of your South African outfitter who will assist you with firearm clearance and transfer to your accommodation for the evening, before you head to the prime hunting grounds in KwaZulu-Natal the following morning.

Your road transfer the next morning will take around 5 ½ hours, during which time you will experience the diverse range of landscapes from the highveld in Gauteng as you leave Johannesburg, to the lush, greener areas of KwaZulu-Natal, the hunting grounds of prime South African plains game trophies.

KwaZulu-Natal At a Glance

Situated on South Africa’s southeast coastline, KwaZulu-Natal is known for its beautiful beaches, and large mountain ranges including the famous Drakensburg, as well as a large variety of game species inhabiting the savannas. The province features a variety of hunting landscapes, from savannas and grasslands to dense bushveld and even mountainous regions. When hunting in KwaZulu-Natal, you can expect to target members of Africa’s Big 5, South African plains game as well as specialty game.

Accommodation on Your African Plains Game Hunting Safari

Expect true South African hospitality at your accommodation, starting with mouthwatering meals full of rich flavors and tastes of Africa, and of course including a traditional South African braai, along with local delicacies.

Warm showers, comfortable beds, and a tranquil setting will have you well-refreshed each morning, ready for a great day’s hunting. Your accommodation is African-themed chalets, with en-suite bathrooms The hunting lodge consists of six chalets, well-equipped for international guests, with an African theme noticeable throughout. Enjoy a restful slumber surrounded by nature, and wake up refreshed, ready for the day’s hunting!

After a hard day’s hunting, sit back and relax alongside the fire, recalling the day’s events and making new friends and more memories.

Hunting Trophies

The great gray ghost, the kudu, is a challenging hunt for even experienced hunters, with their ability to simply “blend in” with their surroundings and camouflage themselves remarkably well. They are also often referred to as the “king of the spiral-horned antelopes” with their graceful horns reaching up to 6 feet!

The Nyala is a difficult and testing hunting safari for hunters looking for a new challenge in South African plains game hunting. The best time to target these beauties (and they are true beauties!) is early in the morning or late afternoon as they head to graze or to the water hole to drink. They are very intelligent animals, forever on the lookout for danger, making them difficult to target and approach.

The blue wildebeest may be a strange-looking animal with a heavy front end and slender hindquarters with thin-looking legs. It is also an exceptionally difficult antelope to target, as it is renowned for its remarkable resilience and tough nature. Known as the “poor man’s buffalo” this South African plains game species is set to test hunter’s perseverance on the hunting grounds.

The bushbuck prefers a life of solitude and a habitat close to water. This elusive medium-sized antelope is also a master of camouflage, which requires patience on the part of the hunter to target this species.

When it comes to warthog hunting in South Africa, not many hunts can compare to the sheer thrill of targeting this mammal on a game hunting adventure! Be prepared for a lightning-quick opponent on this hunt!

The impala is an attractive medium-sized antelope with a striking set of horns and in terms of plains game hunting, often one of the first targets for many a hunter. It does, however, remain a popular trophy amongst hunters of all skill sets.

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Please note that terms, conditions and price are subject to change without notice and rates at the time of the hunt will apply