Although the Gemsbok is uniquely adapted for the drier areas of the Kalahari, some of them are found at the coastal areas. It is sad as it is not their natural habitat and they struggle to survive there. The animals are best hunted in the Limpopo and Free State areas where they are more easily spotted. Tracking them on foot while on a gemsbok hunting expedition will be a long process as they will keep ahead of you no matter what you do. You will find them feeding in the mornings, while resting under trees in the mid day. It is an animal well worth the hunt and being one of the most magnificent species their beauty is to be admired. Select one of the packages in our range that includes gemsbok hunting for a truly unique hunting experience.

Probably the most exciting of hunts – that of leopard hunting in Africa, is not for the fainthearted. The animal is shrewd and outsmarts the hunter on many an occasion. It is a dangerous animal, not so much because of size and strength, but because it is well camouflaged, difficult to spot, exceptionally fast and highly intelligent. The cat is best shot with a calibre of 30.06 upwards. It is essential to target the vital organs area or the shoulder. Since few people will be lucky enough to have successful leopard hunting within a two week hunt safari, most outfitters follow the baiting option where the hunter waits for the animal to come to the bait. It is important to note that no lights may be used in any animal hunting. As such the skill lies in the waiting and ability to get a clean shot.