Dangerous Game Hunting Safaris in South Africa

Cape Buffalo Bull Hunt In South Africa

Rifle-Bow-Crossbow-Black Powder 1X1 ONLY $7,000

2025 / 2026
This hunt for trophy Cape Buffalo takes place in Limpopo at a 3.5-star hunting lodge. This concession holds some real giants, so come prepared to take down the trophy of a lifetime! The food is some of the best I have eaten in South Africa. You don't want to miss eating this chef's meals!

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Discounted Trophy Cape Buffalo Hunt

Rifle - Black Powder 1x1 ( 1 Hunter – 1 Guide ) ONLY $7,500 /HUNTER !!!

2025 / 2026
This is a discounted hunt for a trophy Cape Buffalo bull in South Africa's Northwest Province that will take place on concessions that range from 8,000 - 12,000 acres. These concessions have produced some big trophies in the past. Most bulls have been over 40 inches. This is your chance to get your trophy Cape buffalo bull at an unbelievably low price.

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Premium Cape Buffalo and Sable Hunting Safari

Rifle Only 1x1 ( 1 Hunter – 1 Guide) ONLY $11,500!

2025 / 2026
This is a discounted premium hunt for a trophy Cape buffalo bull up to 42" and a sable bull up to 40". You will stay at a beautiful camp with all of the amenities and you will see lots of trophy animals. This hunting concession is owned by one of the largest game breeders in South Africa and many of their excess trophies end up on this property to be hunted.

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Discounted Cape Buffalo Cow Hunt

Rifle-Bow-Crossbow-Black Powder 1X1 ONLY $2,500

2025 / 2026
This 7-day Cape Buffalo cow hunt occurs in South Africa's Limpopo region. You'll stay at a 3.5-star lodge, enjoy amazing food and drinks, and have an exciting hunt for a buffalo cow!

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Cape Buffalo Cow Management Hunt

Rifle Only - 1X1 Only $4,900!

2025 / 2026
Hunt 2 cape buffalo cows for less than $5,000. Stay at a 4-star luxury tented camp on a 70,000-acre concession in Northern Limpopo. Stalk your buffalo on foot and experience Africa as it should be! Once your buffalo cows have been taken, there are lots of plains game animals to hunt to fill out your time there.

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Hunt Free Range Cape Buffalo in South Africa

Rifle or Bow 1x 1 Only $10,990

2025 / 2026
Hunt free-range Cape buffalo bulls on a 95,000-acre concession that is open to Swaziland. You will stay at a 4-star lodge and hunt buffalo "old-style" where an estimated 800 - 900 buffalo roam. There are lots of plains game to target after your buffalo is in the salt.

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Hunt Rhinoceros in South Africa

Rifle-Black Powder 1x1 ( 1 Hunter – 1 Guide) FROM $28,900!!

2025 / 2026
This white rhino hunt will be for a trophy exportable bull and will take place in South Africa's Free State from a 4-star lodge. The hunt will be conducted on foot in the traditional style on an 11,000-acre concession that is part of a larger ranch. Your White Rhinoceros trophy will be fully exportable under CITES!

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Free Range Elephant Hunt in South Africa

Rifle 1X1 ONLY $27,500

2023 / 2024
Take the most exciting adventure of your life to hunt for one of the greatest animals in the world - the African elephant! This free-range safari is located along the border of South Africa's most famous national park and is hosted at a beautiful and comfortable 4-star lodge on a cliff overlooking the African plains.

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Hunt Lions on Foot by Tracking

Rifle-Bow-Crossbow-Black Powder 1X1 ONLY $7,800

2025 / 2026
This lion hunt brings you up close and personal to the King of the Jungle! Experience the excitement of tracking a lion on foot in the thick bush. During this hunt you will stay in 3-star accommodations all for one amazing price!

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Lion Hunt in the Kalahari Desert

Rifle - Black Powder 1 x 1 ONLY $9,400!!!

2025
This is an opportunity to take a male lion hunt at a great price! This renowned South African outfitter offers this spot and stalk lion hunt in the Kalahari Desert region of the Northern Province of South Africa. This hunt will be for a mature male lion having a mane similar to the feature picture in this hunt description.

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Dangerous Game Hunts in South Africa

Dangerous game hunts in South Africa feature all seven dangerous game animals.  South Africa has the most developed hunting industry in all of Africa and is the primary destination for the majority of US hunters traveling to Africa each year.  Much of the dangerous game and other hunting is done within high fence enclosures.  This is because of the private ownership concept of game.  If a high fence surrounds the perimeter, then the landowner owns the game and except for certain regulated species, the landowner can manage the game as they see fit.  This has given rise to a large game ranching industry and has contributed to the astonishing growth in South Africa’s wild game populations.  Many ranches have converted over from sheep and cattle ranches to game ranching.

South Africa has an incredible variety of terrains for dangerous game hunting.  From tracking lions in the sands of the Kalahari Desert, to glassing the vast grasslands of the Karoo, to peeking over rolling sea-side dunes of the Eastern Cape, dangerous game hunts in South Africa offer the most varied  habitat to take a dangerous game hunting safari on the continent.

A large portion of the lion hunting is done in the Kalahari Desert, where the soft sands facilitate the tracking of lions on foot.  South Africa offers the most affordable lion hunting on the continent.  Much of the elephant hunting is done in areas fronting the Botswana border and on concessions that abut or are near Kruger National Park.  Limited availability of permits keeps South African elephant hunting priced rather high when compared to neighboring Zimbabwe.

The CITES convention currently only allocates 150 exportable leopard permits to South Africa.  This keeps prices rather high, although South Africa features a good population of large leopards.  South Africa features the continent’s largest population of rhinos and is a primary destination for those looking to complete their big 5 dangerous game animals.  And a discussion of dangerous game hunts in South Africa would not be complete without talking about Cape buffalo.  Cape buffalo are hunted in many locations country wide.  To the east of Kruger National Park, a vertical boundary exists called the red line.  To the east of this line, the buffalo herd carries bovine diseases, such as hoof and mouth.  To the west, South Africa maintains a disease free herd.  Maintaining this disease free herd causes buffalo prices to be higher than in many African countries.  South Africa has developed a sizeable buffalo breeding operation, aimed at producing trophy horn sizes.  Dangerous game hunts in South Africa offer something for all dangerous game hunters, no matter what the targeted species may be.  South Africa continues to be one of the best destinations to take  dangerous game hunts in all of Africa.
 

Testimonials

"This was our first time to Africa and it was incredible. We were able to harvest all the animals on our wish list and they were fantastic quality trophies.  I would recommend this hunt as you are only about 2 hours from Johannesburg. Thanks to Discount African Hunts we connected with an awesome outfitter and took some great trophies!."

Troy N.
Tennessee
May, 2015

'It was the most exciting hunt I have ever been on. We stalked a small bachelor group for a few days before I shot a mature cape buffalo with my Browning 375 H&H.'

'This was my third hunt with Discount African Hunts and each one has been fantastic.  I don't think I would book my future African hunts with anyone else.'

Joe Griner
St Petersburg, FL
August 2016

 

"This was my first trip to Africa and can positively say it will not be my only one. Words simply can not describe the events of the hunt.  I hunted with both longbow and compound and took a total of 12 animals.  I speak volumes to Discount  African Hunts. These guys know the ins and outs.  Thank you for my first Amazing African Adventure!"

Justin Hardee
South Carolina
September, 2015