Hunt Wildebeest, Impala, Zebra, Warthog & Blesbok in South Africa

Embark on an African plains game hunting extravaganza with this 5-species safari in the heart of the Waterberg, Limpopo! Hunt Blue Wildebeest, Zebra, Impala, Blesbok, and Warthog on this 5-day South African hunt.

Hunt 5 x Plains Game Species: US$ 5,000

*1 x Hunter 1 x Professional Hunter

** Observers welcome at US$ 250 per night

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

5 x Days, 6 x Nights Plains Game Hunting in South Africa!

Hunting in South Africa

South Africa remains a sought-after game hunting destination, offering travellers a variety of exceptional species, locations, and experiences for an authentic African hunt.

This rainbow nation is renowned for its wide array of species, including dangerous, specialty, and plains game species, with hunting available throughout the country, although the Limpopo province is highly regarded as the pinnacle of plains game hunting in Africa.

The Limpopo safari, includes:

·        1 x Blue Wildebeest

·        1 x Zebra

·        1 x Impala

·        1 x Blesbok

·        1 x Warthog

Additional Species available for Hunting

Looking to add a little extra trophy or two to this already exciting safari? This outfitter offers a wide variety of game, from dangerous to plains game, as additional trophies during your hunt. Add these species to your hunt and only pay the trophy fee! For trophy fees on dangerous game, contact the outfitter directly.

The Outfitter hosting the Hunt

Ricus and his team of experienced PHs and staff are ready and standing by to ensure an unforgettable African adventure in South Africa! Located in Limpopo’s scenic Waterberg mountains, this outfitter has decades of experience, offering dangerous, plains, and specialty hunting experiences.

Traveling to the Limpopo Province

Hunters must fly into Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport, where the Outfitter will meet you. For hunters traveling with firearms, a SAPS 520 Import Form must be completed at the airport.

A 2 ½ hour road transfer will see hunters arrive at the concession in Limpopo. This transfer is included in the package price.

The Hunting Lodge

Step into a world of pure opulence on this hunting safari with accommodation at a luxurious African lodge. Guests stay in free-standing chalets or in the main farmhouse, with three rooms available with each option.  The accommodation features magnificently decorated bedrooms, contemporary bathrooms, a welcoming bar area, and a large boma, where you can unwind by a fire beneath the enchanting African night sky.

The stunning property has six rooms available, hosting up to 12 guests, where the African bush mixes with the elegance of upmarket accommodation, along with a wide array of amenities.

Expect comfortable accommodation, warm, relaxing showers, and cool dips in the resident swimming pool, with WiFi available to keep in touch with loved ones back home. The resident chef will provide delicious dishes that will offer you a delightful taste of Africa. Be sure to request a true South African braai during your time there!

Why go hunting in Limpopo?

Hunters are looking for diverse, challenging, and entertaining hunting safaris that test their skills, along with some quality (and at times rare) trophies to add to their collection. South Africa’s Limpopo province ticks all these boxes and more….

• South Africa, and the Limpopo province, is easily accessible from any destination worldwide, with numerous international flights landing daily at OR Tambo Airport in Johannesburg, as well as Cape Town International Airport and King Shaka Airport in Durban. Domestic flights are available to fly from OR Tambo into Limpopo, or a scenic drive to your Limpopo hunting grounds is another option. For this safari, your road transfer will take approximately 2 ½ hours
• While the prime hunting season in Limpopo is from May to August, hunting can happen throughout the year. It should be noted, however, that hunting during the summer months can be extremely challenging due to the heat, taller vegetation, and accessibility, because of summer rains
• With its two main hunting areas (the Lowveld and Bushveld), hunters experience varied landscapes and terrain, allowing them to enjoy an authentic African hunting adventure
• Limpopo is renowned for not only its abundant variety of game, but also the quality of the game hunting trophies harvested, ensuring superior trophies to add to collections at home
• The province’s wide array of game includes African plains game and dangerous game, allowing hunters the opportunity to target both during one safari
• Limpopo, as with the rest of South Africa, is known for offering exceptional hunting safaris, with experienced outfitters and professional hunters ensuring memorable safaris, while accommodation and facilities are world-class, culminating in a positive and enjoyable African hunt
• The ongoing conservation programs and initiatives have assisted in maintaining sustainable wildlife practices, with healthy ecosystems, habitats, and wildlife for generations to come.

 Tips when African Plains Game hunting in SA

Plains game hunting can be a challenging affair, with alert antelope and wary Warthogs providing sought-after trophies for hunting enthusiasts. Check out some tips to consider on this hunting adventure:

• Hunting is available throughout the year in South Africa, but the peak season runs from around May to September. Over this time, the vegetation is shorter, allowing hunters easier visibility, while the drier season sees the animals more likely to gather around waterholes. The cooler weather also keeps many of the bugs and critters at bay.
• As a hunting destination, the Limpopo province challenges a hunter, offering diverse landscapes, testing terrain, and a wide array of available species
• A good level of physical fitness is recommended, as  plains game hunts require a good deal of walking and stalking
• Hunting methods for African plains game hunting in South Africa include the walk-and-stalk method, as well as the spot-and-stalk method
• A suitable rifle to consider when plains game hunting is a .270 upwards, depending on the size of the trophy
• Take time to research shot placement on your chosen trophies, to ensure a quick and ethical hunting safari
• Educate yourself about local regulations and required hunting permits and requirements
• A reminder that the African sun and heat can be brutal, keep hydrated and be sure to wear sunblock and a hat

If any further information is required regarding this big game hunt in South Africa, or you are seeking a custom hunting safari including additional hunters, don't hesitate to get in touch with our team at Game Hunting Safaris, or message Ricus (outfitter) directly using the quick message icons.