Seven generations of ground.
Kudu in the thornveld, gemsbok on red Kalahari sand, sable and buffalo under the mopane — hosted from the family ranch where our story began.
Four regions. One family base.
You sleep on the Northern Cape ranch that has carried our family for seven generations — and we move you north or south as your list asks for it.
Each veld, its own quarry.
Thirty species. Start with twelve.
Private ground hunts year-round — the full list and current trophy quality come with your quote.
When the veld is right.
Southern winter — April to October — brings cool mornings, thin bush and the best glassing. We confirm the windows for your species before anything is booked.
One long table under the camelthorns.
This is the ranch we grew up on, not a lodge we rent. Days start with coffee on the stoep and end at the braai — your harvest, our fire, everyone's stories.
Alex's family ground.
Seven generations of Alex's family have run this ranch. When you hunt South Africa with us, you are a guest of the family — and a founder is beside you from the airport to the last braai.
Meet the founders →
My first Africa trip. Kudu, gemsbok and a week at a family table — it felt like visiting old friends who happen to run 20,000 acres.
You hunt beside the family that owns the ground. My son took his first springbok and the ranch made a bigger fuss of it than we did.
Sable in Limpopo, then back to the ranch for the last three days. Permits, rifle import, shipping — all of it handled before I asked.
Plan this hunt.
Tell us who is coming and what is on the list — a first kudu or the full ten-species week. A host takes it from there.
We reply personally, never share your details, and there is no obligation.