AFRICA
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Rock Pigeon & Game Bird Shooting in Africa
Africa isn’t just a destination for big game—it’s also home to some of the world’s finest wing-shooting opportunities. Experience the thrill of high-volume shooting in the heart of Southern Africa, where rock pigeons, doves, guinea fowl, francolin, and waterfowl present fast, challenging sport for bird hunters of all levels.
Nowhere is this more exhilarating than the crop fields of South Africa’s Free State and Limpopo provinces, where rock pigeons swarm in their thousands, flying fast and erratic over sunflower and maize fields. Add in morning flights of red-eyed doves, afternoons flushing francolin in the grasslands, and evening waterhole duck shoots, and you have a bird hunter’s paradise.
Our bird shooting safaris combine world-class hospitality with expert guides and abundant opportunities, making it an ideal add-on or standalone trip. Whether you’re breaking barrels or brushing up your shooting skills, this is pure, adrenaline-fueled fun in the African sun.
Hunting in Africa
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Embark on the ultimate African hunting adventure across the untamed landscapes of Zimbabwe, South Africa, and Zambia, where ethical, fair-chase hunting meets breathtaking wilderness and rich biodiversity. We offer expertly guided safaris pursuing plains game such as kudu, impala, sable, and eland, as well as iconic big game species, including the formidable Cape buffalo—known for its power, intelligence, and the sheer challenge it presents to even the most seasoned hunters.
Each hunt is tailored to your goals and experience, led by licensed professional hunters and trackers with deep knowledge of the land and its wildlife. Whether you are tracking buffalo through thick Mopane bush in Zimbabwe, or glassing for spiral-horned antelope on the open plains of South Africa, your safari is both a personal challenge and a contribution to something greater.
Sustainable hunting plays a critical role in conservation across Africa. Funds from licensed, regulated hunts directly support wildlife protection initiatives, habitat preservation, and most importantly, anti-poaching efforts. In areas where big game hunting is practiced, poaching is significantly reduced due to constant presence of professional guides, anti-poaching patrols, and community involvement.
Your safari not only supports wildlife management, but also empowers local communities with employment, education, and economic opportunity—making them stakeholders in protecting the natural resources around them. By choosing to hunt ethically and responsibly, you’re becoming part of Africa’s conservation success story.
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