Where our hunting began.

Hunting in the semi-arid country around Kimberley offers a classic plains-game experience shaped by open grassland, scattered thornveld, and gently rolling terrain. Visibility is often excellent, allowing hunters to spend long periods glassing herds as they move naturally through the landscape. This is honest, walk-and-stalk hunting, where reading animal behaviour, wind, and subtle terrain features plays a far greater role than cover alone.

The pace is steady and engaging. Stalks are planned carefully, often involving long approaches and measured movement to close distance without being detected. Shots are typically taken from sticks at moderate ranges, demanding solid fundamentals rather than speed. The Kimberley area delivers a relaxed yet deeply traditional African hunting experience—ideal for hunters who value space, methodical hunting, and a true connection to the land over intensity or pressure.

Hunting in the thick bushveld of Limpopo is an immersive and intimate African hunting experience, defined by dense vegetation, winding game paths, and limited visibility. This is close-country hunting where animals are often encountered at short distances, and success depends on reading fresh sign, understanding movement patterns, and using the wind to your advantage. The bushveld creates a sense of tension and anticipation, with every step holding the possibility of a sudden encounter.

The pace is slow, deliberate, and highly focused. Stalks unfold quietly along game trails and through thick cover, requiring patience, discipline, and constant awareness. Shots are typically close and decisive, placing emphasis on shot placement and calm execution rather than distance. Limpopo delivers a classic African bush hunt—intense, traditional, and deeply engaging—ideal for hunters who appreciate close-range hunting, tracking skills, and the raw feel of Africa at ground level.