Lechwe are semi-aquatic antelope found in the wetlands and floodplains of Zambia, Botswana, and northern Mozambique. Their forward-sweeping horns and golden-red coats make them one of the most unique species available in African hunting. Why Hunt Lechwe in Africa? Floodplain Specialists: Hunt near rivers, marshes, and seasonal wetlands. Unusual Horn Structure: Long, ridged horns that […]
The Gemsbok, or Southern Oryx, is a desert-adapted antelope with long, straight horns and striking black-and-white markings. Found in arid regions of Botswana, Namibia, and parts of South Africa, they are pound-for-pound one of the toughest plains game animals to hunt. Why Hunt Gemsbok in Africa? Spectacular Appearance: Long, rapier-like horns and sharp contrast coat […]
Warthogs are the ultimate bonus species on any African safari. These tusked pigs are explosive runners, aggressive when cornered, and always entertaining to hunt. Found across open savannas and brush country, they’re often spotted while targeting other species. Why Hunt Warthog in Africa? Big Tusks, Big Attitude: Boars with 10–14″ tusks are considered trophy-class. Quick […]
Zebra may be common—but that doesn’t mean they’re easy. Whether you’re after a classic Burchell’s or the more elusive Hartmann’s Mountain Zebra, these animals are cagey, fast, and difficult to approach. They’re also a stunning addition to any trophy room Why Hunt Zebra in Africa? Unique Trophy: Each hide is one-of-a-kind, with bold contrast and […]
Nicknamed the “poor man’s buffalo,” Blue Wildebeest are anything but second-rate. These tough, gnarled bulls roam savannas and open woodlands in large herds, offering exciting spot-and-stalk action and adrenaline-pumping chases when hit. Why Hunt Blue Wildebeest in Africa? Hard-Hitting Trophies: Bulls are muscular and unpredictable when wounded. Massive Herds: Ideal for safari-style hunting with constant […]
Bushbuck are the most elusive and solitary of Africa’s spiral horn antelope. Small in stature but big in attitude, they prefer thick brush and steep ravines, often staying close to water. Hunting a mature bushbuck—especially with a bow—is considered a true accomplishment. Why Hunt Bushbuck in Africa? Tight Cover Challenge: Bushbuck thrive in terrain that’s […]
Waterbuck are robust, heavy-bodied antelope known for the distinctive white ring on their rump and their shaggy, oily coats. Found near rivers, pans, and wetlands across South Africa, Mozambique, and Botswana, they are often underestimated—but make no mistake, they’re a serious plains game trophy. Why Hunt Waterbuck in Africa? Impressive Horns: Mature bulls grow thick, […]
Nyala are the hidden gem of Africa’s spiral horn family. With their chestnut coats, vertical white stripes, and lyre-shaped horns, Nyala bulls are both elegant and elusive—found in riverine thickets and lush valleys. Why Hunt Nyala in Africa? Striking Appearance: Deep colors and dramatic horn shape make this a top mount. Quiet and Elusive: Often […]
The Eland is Africa’s largest antelope—reaching over 2,000 pounds—but they’re surprisingly quiet and elusive. Hunting them combines the scale of elk with the stealth of whitetail, across South Africa, Mozambique, and Botswana. Why Hunt Eland in Africa? Massive Size, Massive Challenge: Huge animals that can disappear in brush with ease. Trophy Bulls Have Dark Necks […]
Sable Antelope are among the most breathtaking trophies on the continent. With their deep black coats, striking white facial markings, and sweeping backward horns, they are a bucket-list animal for discerning hunters. Why Hunt Sable in Africa? Spectacular Trophy Quality: Bulls often reach 40+ inches of horn length. Elusive and Wary: Require patience, long stalks, and […]
