March – October
Free-range hunting on 450,000-acre low fenced concession in South Africa’s famed Eastern Cape. There are 30+ species in the area. from the common animals like wildebeest, blesbuck, gemsbuck, waterbuck and impala to the less common red Lechwe, Bontebuck and Vaal rhebuck.
There are very good numbers of Cape kudu, which is darker and slightly smaller in body than its northern relative the Southern greater kudu. From camp it is an easy 1,5 hour drive to the sand forests of the Indian ocean where we hunt blue duiker, caracal, Cape Grysbuck and bushpig.
Hunting is at its best early in the morning and in the evenings when animals are moving and feeding. Due to the undulating terrain getting to a good vantage point and glassing is the preferred method of hunting. The professional hunters hunt spot and stalk as much as possible however, there is a good network of roads to navigate across this large concession.
This exclusive private concession has a strict management program and the outfitter sets low quota’s with the intention of maintaining the quality trophy standards long into the future.
The lodge is situated within the 450,000-acre concession and features 4 private en-suite cabins, large entertainment area and trophy room. This is a personalized safari and they can accommodate up to 10 people. The full time African chefs prepare the game harvested over open fires in true African style served with fine South African wines.
A diversity of wildlife, numbers of animals and scenic beauty and size of the country is what this great free range area is known for and its close proximity to Port Elizabeth is ideal for both the serious hunter and family groups looking for an African hunting experience. This region offers lots of options for observers not wishing to go afield everyday with the hunter.
5-day – 6 night plains game package
$3,800 – 2×1
$4,650- 1×1
Includes fees for 5 species:
1 Cape kudu, 1 impala, 1 warthog or common springbuck, 1 cull Blesbuck and 1 cull black wildebeest
$185/day – observers
Trophy fees:
Baboon $350
Blesbuck $500
Bontebok POR
Cape bushbuck $950
Bushpig $1,200
Caracal $1,300
Blue duiker $2,000
Common duiker $400
Red duiker $1,650
Cape eland $2,400
Red Lechwe $2,900
Mountain reedbuck $550
Vaal rhebok $1,600
Common springbuck $400
Black springbuck $650
White springbuck $950
Steenbuck $450
Warthog $450
Waterbuck $2,400
Black wildebeest $850
Blue wildebeest $950
Burchell’s zebra $1,450
Gemsbuck $1,350
Cape grysbok $1,500
Giraffe $3,500
Red hartebeest $1,100
Impala $450
Klipspringer $1,500
Cape kudu $1,450
Trophy fees subject to change.
Animals substituted from package animals at a 30% less trophy fee price.
Must arrange with outfitter prior to start of hunt.
Subject to available quota. Some species require special permits prior to hunting.
No refund on animals not harvested on package.
Professional hunter
Tracker
Skinner
Meals
Alcoholic beverages in moderation
Deluxe accommodations
Permits/license
Full camp staff
Daily laundry
Airport meet and greet
In-field trophy care
Package safaris also include
14% VAT on day rates and ground transportation to/from Port Elizabeth.
14% VAT on day rates
$30/day – Firearm rental plus ammo at cost
Concession transfer fee, if wanted
Dip/pack/crate
tips
Hotel before and after hunt if needed
trophy fees on additional animals
CITES permits – if needed
taxidermy
Shipping trophies
Sample Itinerary
Day 1: Depart from home and fly to Johannesburg, South Africa
Day 2: Arrive in Johannesburg, Clear customs and overnight
Cabela’s Travel can assist you with B&B and firearm transition service
Days 3: Morning flight to Port Elizabeth, South Africa where you will be met by the outfitter and transfer to camp, approximately a 2.5-hour drive.
Your scheduled trip dates – full days
Departure Itinerary
Day 1: Depart camp for Port Elizabeth where you will take a domestic flight to Johannesburg
Upon arrival in Johannesburg you will collect your bags and re-check in for final international flight home
Day 2: Arrive in USA, clear customs and continue home
WTA strongly suggest you hire a transition service to assist you with clearing your firearms.
Please call WTA Travel for further information at 1-800-884-9332.
Easy: Somewhat easy walking when it comes to physicality. Minimal walking or hiking and terrain is very accessible. Mostly hunting from blinds or tree stands.
Moderate: Physicality is somewhat moderate to advanced. Spot and stalk method of hunting as well as some hunting from blinds. Terrain can vary from prairies to mountains at higher elevations.
Difficult: Requires an advanced degree of physical endurance. Terrain is typically more mountainous and hunting can take place at higher elevation.
Extreme: Most difficult and physically demanding hunts. Requires advanced to extreme endurance and terrain or game pursued may involve dangerous situations.
Our Location
Office Hours
Phone