Not too far from Johannesburg means you’ll probably end up in Limpopo, where most hunting grounds have high fences and where animal populations are being replenished every year because they were shot out. I’ve hunted in South Africa numerous times and would highly recommend the Eastern Cape. Yes you need a 1.5 hour flight to Port Elizabeth and it’s still a 3-hour drive after that, but you won’t regret your choice. One of my best friends is Ben Pringle. He’s an awesome guy and PH. Check him out on Ben Pringle Safaris (Facebook and Instagram). He’ll tailor a programme to your needs. Good luck and enjoy the beauty of Africa.
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ahh please, this is what you say my friend...
these provinces are Big 5 country, do you think these big animals roam on small areas??? EC doesn't even hunt endemic animals like the 3 provinces mentioned, a lot of these animals you hunt in EC are introduced not to long ago...Hey Patrick, I am not stating there aren’t any open areas. I’m just saying that the chances of someone ending up in small high fenced areas are significant. And I’m not even criticising that: everyone does what they want to do. Why are you saying there are no endemic animals in the Eastern Cape? Surely bushbuck, kudu, mountain reedbuck and many other species have always lived there…ahh please, this is what you say my friend...
Limpopo, Mpumalanga and Northwest has lots and lots of open areas...
