Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Africa South African Nyala, Mountain Reedbuck, & Klipspringer Hunting Package

Outfitter: Kok & Seyffert Big Game Hunting
Agent: John McAdams, Big Game Hunting Adventures Big Game Hunting Adventures (I�m an authorized sponsor of 24 Hour Campfire)
What: 10x Day Hunt for Nyala, Mountain Reedbuck, Klipspringer, Kudu, Impala, Steenbok or Duiker & Bushbuck or Blue Wildebeest or Zebra (7x animals total)
Where: 2x Concessions in the Limpopo Province of South Africa: 250km & 500km north of Johannesburg respectively (5 days at each concession, though we can adjust the amount of time at ether place if necessary)
When: 2014 & 2015 (including some dates in the prime May-August 2015 window), contact me for more details
Price: $10,700

This is a fantastic hunting package that offers some extraordinary opportunities for exceptional Nyala and Mountain Reedbuck trophies that very few other areas in Africa that can match, let alone exceed. Add in the opportunity to take a great Klipspringer, Kudu, Impala, and Bushbuck, and this package truly stands out as one of a kind. If you are looking for a unique experience, rather than a typical plains game hunt, then this is the package for you. Whether you are a newcomer to Africa, or a seasoned hunter, we will tailor the hunt to your abilities and guarantee you the hunt of a lifetime.

This hunt will be at two concessions: one near the town of Thabazimbi and the other near the town of Alldays in Limpopo Province. Located approximately 4 hours north of O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, our Thabazimbi concession offers outstanding hunting for species normally found in mountainous terrain: namely Nyala, Mountain Reedbuck, and Klipspringer. We only take a handful of hunters there each year, so the hunting pressure on these animals is very low and we are able to take some outstanding trophies. Nyala are one of our �crown jewels� and our hunters frequently take Nyala that measure in excess of 29� while hunting on this concession. In addition to Nyala, Mountain Reedbuck, and Klipspringer, the trophy quality of Kudu and Bushbuck is also excellent here and there are a number of large, old Kudu and Bushbuck in the area.

Our camp near Alldays is located about 6 hours north of Johannesburg (~4 hours from the Thabazimbi concession). The hunting for Impala, Kudu, Blue Wildebeest, Zebra, & Steenbok/Duiker is outstanding here. It is not uncommon for a hunter to shoot a Southern Impala that measures greater than 23� on this concession. The photos displayed below are all of animals at the Thabazimbi or Alldays concessions.

The package can also be upgraded with additional hunting days ($400 per person, per day) or additional trophies in accordance with our trophy list, available here. Of note, we have an impressive Bushpig population on the Alldays concession and hunting for them may be arranged with prior coordination. At least 2 hunting days should be dedicated to hunting Bushpig if they are a desired species. Some animals on the price list, such as Blesbok and Fallow deer are available to hunt, but may entail travel to other concessions in different parts of the country. Non-hunters may be added for $250 per person, per day. All prices are in USD.

Included in Package:
Daily rate and trophy fees for specified animals and number of hunting days
Exclusive use of the hunting area(s)
Services of a licensed Professional Hunter
Transportation between airport and hunting areas
Accommodation, Food, and Beverages (alcohol not included)
Skinning and field preparation of trophies
Delivery of trophies to a Gauteng based taxidermist and shipping company

Not Included in Package:
Gratuities for staff members
Taxidermy fees
CITES Permits and Hunting Licenses where applicable
Any airline tickets
Personal, Travel and Trophy insurance
International calls from cell phones, or landlines

For more details about this hunt, and some of our other opportunities, visit us at:
http://biggamehuntingadventures.com/africa-hunting/
Or contact me at: johnbiggamehuntingadventures.com

We recently got some trail camera photos of a very nice klipspringer frequenting one of our water holes. As far as we know, he's still out there...