FAQs About Hunting in South Africa
For any further hunting related questions or general inquiries, please contact us.
We’re here to assist you with any hunting-related inquiries.
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As a registered hunting outfitter and professional hunter, rest assured that we have all the required licenses, registrations, and affiliations with hunting organizations to support South African wildlife conservation initiatives. If you require documentation related to our licenses and registration, feel free to request it.
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Most hunters from the USA or EU can travel visa-free to South Africa, making your journey even more convenient. Check your passport for at least six months validity and two unstamped pages. No visa is required for South Africa, but neighboring countries may need one.
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For an optimal hunting experience, we recommend scheduling your visit during the winter months, from May to August. This period offers mild days accompanied by chilled nights and mornings, ensuring a comfortable and rewarding hunting adventure.
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Nico or one of his trusted PH’s will greet you at the arrivals hall. Navigating through airport procedures and collecting luggage can be a bit challenging.
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Opt for a direct flight with a gun-friendly airline. Not all airlines accept firearms, so choose wisely.
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It’s your choice. For first-timers, leasing is recommended. Bring your rifle for subsequent hunts once you’re more familiar with South Africa.
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For first-timers, a tailor-made package is recommended. It clearly outlines what’s included and excluded in your hunting trip.
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Enjoy the comfort of our luxurious private wood cabins by the Elands River, providing privacy for couples or single hunters.
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Yes, Wi-Fi is available for calls, texts, or WhatsApp. You can also arrange other communication options with your PH or Nico.
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Yes, it’s a standard practice before any hunt. It helps evaluate your shooting skills and build confidence.
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Absolutely. You can add more animals and hunting days to your package, make sure to discuss it with Nico.
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Observers and non-hunters can join the adventure. Local day tours or game drives can be arranged at an additional cost.
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Yes, observers may hunt if an opportunity arises. Discuss this with Nico to plan accordingly.
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Lennard, our talented chef, ensures that every meal is a masterpiece. From hearty breakfasts to sumptuous lunches and dinners, you can indulge in a variety of delicious dishes. Bottled water, sodas, and other beverages are readily available at camp.
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Bottled water, sodas, and a variety of drinks are available at camp. Alcohol is served in moderation after the hunt.
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Discuss the tax requirements with Nico. Daily rates are taxable, but trophies are tax-exempt as they are exportable products.
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A deposit is required to confirm your hunt, and full payment is needed before departure. We accept Visa, Mastercard, electronic bank transfers, and cash.
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Tipping is optional and depends on the services provided. It’s around 10% on average for satisfactory service, but it’s not compulsory. Pay if you’re happy with the service.
