About this hunt

Trophy Kudu Hunting in SA including 4 Additional Species in Natal, SA

An amazing price of US$ 8,250 “ALL IN”! 

*** Observers welcome at US$ 250 per night per person

*** 7 x Days Hunting Kudu and More in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa

*** Rifle Rental available at US$ 25 per hunting day (plus ammunition at cost) 

The African Plains Game Package includes:

•      Southern Greater Kudu Bull
•      Impala Ram
•      Bushbuck Ram
•      Warthog Boar
•      Blue Wildebeest Bull

The Hunt in South Africa Includes:

• Arrival Night Accommodation in Johannesburg
• Transfers to/from Oliver Tambo International Airport
• Services of Professional Hunter
• Trackers, Skinner and Lodge Staff
• Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Snacks
• Hot and Cold Beverages, Local Beer and Wine
• Luxurious Accommodations
• Hunting Permits
• Daily Laundry Service and Housekeeping
• On Territory Transport
• Field Preparation of Trophies ​
• Wi-Fi

Hunting in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

KwaZulu-Natal is situated on South Africa’s southeast coast, along the warm Indian Ocean, and is one of nine provinces. The province features a variety of hunting landscapes, from savannas and grasslands to dense bush-veld and even mountainous regions, as it is home to the famous Drakensberg Mountain range.This beautiful and varied province allows game hunting enthusiasts to target a variety of game, including Africa’s Big 5, African plains game, as well as specialty game.

The area is rich in wildlife, offering game hunting enthusiasts the choice between targeting Africa’s Big 5, specialty animals, as well as the ever-popular African plains game species. The challenge of the hunt and the reward of the trophy is what hunting is all about, and KwaZulu-Natal does not disappoint.

This African Plains Game Package excludes:

• Dip and Pack
• Temporary rifle import/export permits, Rifle Hire and Ammunition Cost
• Trophy Fees on additional animals not included in Package
• Gratuities to staff (at the hunters discretion)
• International Travel Costs and Insurance
• $300/vehicle day trips to St. Lucia, Pangolo Dam, or Hluhluwe National Park (optional)

Traveling to the Game Hunting Grounds

You will be met at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport where Johan or a member of his team will assist with your firearm clearance and transfer to  the evening’s accommodation.

Early the next morning, you will depart via road transfer to the hunting concession in Natal. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the stunning South African scenery as you head from the hustle and bustle of the urban jungle to the tranquil surroundings of the game hunting concession. The road transfer will take approximately 5½ hours.

The Outfitter on this Hunt in South Africa

Johann and his team have been in operation as since 1999 offering a wide variety of both plains game hunts and dangerous game safaris, having hunted in both South Africa and Mozambique. Johann has a history of consistently delivering top quality African trophies and welcomes families and non-hunters to discover the beauty of Kwa-Zulu Natal.

Johann’s focus is on creating an immersive hunting experience that blends relaxation, adventure and the culture that South Africa has to offer. 

Accommodation on this Hunting Safari  

Your tranquil accommodation, with warm showers and comfortable beds, will have you waking up refreshed each morning, ready for another great day hunting in Africa!

The hunting lodge consists of six chalets, well-equipped for international guests, with an African theme noticeable throughout.

Relax after a hard day’s hunting with a glass or two of delicious South African wine, accompanied by mouth watering cuisine prepared by our resident chef, combining the freshest ingredients and delectable flavors to tantalize your taste-buds. No trip to South Africa is complete without a traditional braai (BBQ), complete with local delicacies.

Plains Game Hunting Trophies

Enjoy the excitement of Kudu hunting in South Africa!

Kudu also known as the “gray ghost” is one of Africa’s most sought after trophies. Kudu are well renowned for their excellent camouflaging skills. This elusive, sly antelope has exceptional senses. Bushbuck are a medium-sized antelope that will challenge your hunting skills. Bushbuck are one of the most difficult of the spiral horn antelope to hunt.

 A Blue Wildebeest is often referred to as “the poor man’s buffalo” and is known for its absolute resilience and how tough it is to bring down on a game hunting safari! Shot placement is critical, a wounded Blue Wildebeest will show hunters the entire concession.

Warthog hunting in South Africa is something to be experienced to be believed! No plains game hunt in South Africa is complete with a trophy Warthog.

Impala are a beautiful medium-sized antelope with a striking set of horns, also a favorite to hunt on a African safari.

Tips when Trophy Hunting in South Africa

• Obtain necessary hunting permits in advance
• Practice shooting, know what your ballistics at 100 yards and 300 yards
• Pack and plan properly
• Trust your professional hunter, be patient and relaxes (as much is possible)
• Take “what the bush gives you”.

Rifle & Permits when Hunting in South Africa

To apply for a temporary import permit for sport hunting a SAPS 520 form will need to be completed. You will need to provide copy passports, copy airline tickets, letter of invitation from Johann and proof of ownership (Firearm License or Customs declaration form 4457 for US citizens).

The temporary import permit allows for hunters to bring a maximum of four rifles, with neither two being the same caliber. No more than 200 rounds of ammunition per caliber.

Hunting Season in South Africa

South Africa is not regulated with regards to plains game hunting season, as ranch owners can apply for a P3 Exception permit, allowing hunting safaris to take place throughout the year. The cooler months, which run from April to October, are preferred when plains game hunting. In summer, the temperatures are high and can exceed 104 Fahrenheit.

Non-Hunting Attractions in Kwa-Zulu Natal

KwaZulu-Natal is a diverse tourist destination for non-hunting activities, offering a wide variety of wildlife safaris, cultural experiences and coastal attractions, making the province a popular tourist destination for international travelers.

Favorite sites to visit include:  

• Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park
• iSimangaliso Wetland Park
• Ukhahlamba Drakensberg Park
• Sodwana Bay National Park
• A wide variety of Cultural and Historical Sites
• uShaka Marine World in the city of Durban

For additional information relating to this plains game hunt in South Africa, message the team at Game Hunting Safaris, or Johann directly using the icons provided. To check availability, insert preferred dates in “Request to Book”. Johan will respond accordingly.

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