SCI Bronze Class 21 Inches guaranteed.
This is your opportunity to hunt Southern White Rhino in South Africa and harvest a Rhino,
Only US$ 39500
for 5 Nights and 4 Days of Rhino hunting in a 5-star hunting lodge.
Rhino Hunting Methods:
Rifle, Bow and even off Horseback.
There is so much more to Rhino hunting in South Africa than just the sport – there is a richness of culture and a sense of tradition which you simply won’t find anywhere else in the world.
Experience an authentic South African safari hunting culture to the fullest.
There is limited quota, so book to avoid disappointment.
The Rhino Hunting Experience
Unwind and enjoy exquisite African sunsets, hospitality, and cuisine from the comfort of the 5-star lodge.
Your Rhino hunting safari will provide crucial conservation and direct protection of one of the world’s most endangered species.
Rhino Hunt to protect.
Pack for the hunting adventure of your lifetime in the vast and untouched 33 000-acre reserve in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa.
Observers welcome at US$ 400 per night. This is a family friendly hunting facility.
The Rhino Hunting Adventure
Pursue your passion for conservation and pack for the adventure of a lifetime when you set out to hunt African bush. Feel your innate instinct awaken when you experience the thrill of the Rhino hunt.
Led by the principle of fair chase, professional hunters will skilfully guide all hunters alike.
Included in the Rhino Hunt
- Rhino Bull, guaranteed SCI Bronze Medal Class up to twenty-one inches
- 4 days and 5 nights in luxury five-star lodging.
- All meals, local wines and beer. Bottled water and Soft Drinks
- Daily Laundry Service and WIFI
- Services of dangerous game professional hunter. Fully equipped four by four vehicle, trackers, skinners and support staff.
- Field preparation of Rhino trophy and transport to Splitting Image Taxidermy
- Ground transport during the duration of the hunting safari.
- Transfers to the nearest local Airport
Excluded in the Rhino Hunt
- Airfares and Charters (Domestic and International)
- Any pre or post Rhino hunting safari accommodation
- Rifles, import taxes and permit costs (US $ 200 per rifle)
- Dip and Pack of trophies
- Taxidermy Costs
- SPA Treatments
- Gratuities to staff
- Travel and personal insurance
- Rhino Cites permit costs
- Entry fees at non-Rhino hunting activities
Your dangerous game hunting Outfitter
- This outfitter is world class, Craig Boddington endorsed and has won Dallas Safari Club Outfitter of the year award (2008)
- SCI Outstanding International Hunter of the year award in 2020.
When on this dangerous game Rhino hunt, you will most certainly be in good hands, hunting with one Africa’s most respected and experienced outfitters.
Accommodations while on the Hunting Safari
Situated about two hours from Kimberley Airport, this hunting lodge offers five-star guest accommodation in four luxury villas.
Cast your gaze over infinite horizons. Soak up the sapphire sky. Enliven your soul next to glittering embers from the fire, while resting under a blissful ceiling of starry serenity. The lodge also offers an on-site spa, gym, swimming pool and curio boutique. At this lodge, luxury meets hospitality.
The Rhino Hunt
A typical day Rhino hunting will commence shortly after sunrise where the hunting party will leave the lodge in search of a suitable trophy Rhino. When dangerous game hunting for White Rhino, the hunter will need to stalk “up close and personal” to the quarry and ensure that shot placement is “on the money”. A wounded Rhino is dangerous and a situation like this will be life threatening.
A charging Rhino does not present the hunter with many options as the brain cannot be easily penetrated from the front. The shot that your professional hunter will recommend is when the Rhino is standing broadside, and the bullet will be aimed at the heart and vital organs.
Besides Rhino hunting, this large area has many other species available which can be added to the hunting safari, including dangerous game hunting for Cape Buffalo, and plains game hunts for Sable, Roan, Gemsbok, and exotics such as Golden Wildebeest.
Kudu hunting in South Africa is also a favourite activity and this area in known to produce exceptional spiral horn trophies.
Rifles and Ammunition when Rhino Hunting
Rhinos are pachyderms, meaning that a Rhino has incredibly thick skin. The hunter is going to need a large calibre rifle with a quality tip designed for penetration.
Calibres such a .375, 416 Rigby, .458 or .458 Lott are going to be needed to ensure that the vitals are penetrated. An excellent quality double rifle, namely a 470 or 500 Nitro Express will also work well. When it comes to Rhino hunts, stopping power is needed.
Wounding: Trophy fees on animals wounded or lost will be charged, plus 15% Vat.
Best time to go Rhino Hunting in South Africa
Rhino hunts in SA are best during the cooler months, which run from April to September. South Africa does not have a set hunting season and Rhino hunting safaris can take place all year around, without any restrictions.
Rhino populations in South Africa is closely monitored and permits are only issues in instances where Rhino populations are stable.
Rhino Hunting in Africa is a privilege.
