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3 Day Caracal and Serval Hunting Safari In Kwazulu-Natal
Rifle, Bow or Black Powder 1 x 1 ONLY $2,400 per Hunter
2019 / 2020
This is the ideal discounted safari for the specialty cat collector. You will hunt with one of Africa's most experienced rare animal specialists for Caracal and Serval in Kwazulu-Natal. They are one of the few outfitters in South Africa that can pull permits for some of the most sought after species by collectors. Hunting will primarily be done during the daytime, utilizing experienced hound packs to corner your trophy Serval or Caracal until you can reach the scene. It is a highly effective way of hunting these elusive predators, and if you haven’t hunted with a great team of hounds before, it is a different way of hunting that you will enjoy!
Specialty Animal Hunts in South Africa
South Africa has the best specialty animal hunting in all of Africa. Specialty animal hunts in South Africa have evolved from these animals being taken as animals of opportunity to more focused hunts seeking a specific animal or two. There are now outfitters that specialize in guiding safaris specifically targeting these odds and ends animals. Many of these specialty animals are available as secondary species to a plains game or dangerous game safari. While not the main focus of the safari, they are still a major consideration when booking a hunt.
South Africa offers the greatest variety of specialty animal hunting safaris on the African Continent. Many of these exotic species are found throughout South Africa, while others are much more regionally specific. Specialty animal hunts in South Africa offer the collector a virtual smorgasbord of choices. From the small African cats to the predators, hogs, primates and snakes, the challenge of hunting and taking this wide variety of collectable specialty animals can serve as the focus of multiple hunting safaris to Africa.
Africa’s predators range from the diminutive genet all the way up to the fearsome hyenas. Just collecting the foxes, small cats, and hyenas can fill out a corner of a trophy room. Predators are usually hunted at night, and other nighttime species such as the honey badger (ratel), aardwolf and African porcupine can also be hunted concurrently. Many African hunters take specialty animal hunts in South Africa to collect the warthog and the nocturnal bushpig. Bushpigs are normally hunted over bait. But a few outfitters have trained their dogs to go after bushpigs. Either way, the taking of a trophy bushpig is a great accomplishment.
Primates are also on many hunter's African lists, and hunting baboons can be downright fun. Vervet monkeys are also a target of collectors. A couple species of mongoose are available in South Africa along with the diminutive rock hyrax. Some snakes are also available as trophies. A rock python skin makes a beautiful mount in the hands of a competent African taxidermist. Specialty animal hunts in South Africa are hard to beat!
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"I would Highly recommend my PH and Discount African Hunts. John got me a great deal with a top of the line outfitter. They both went out of their way to make sure my hunt and everything else about it was great."
Gary Popadich
Pennsylvania
September, 2015
"The hippo and croc hunt was good to great -- People make the hunt and from the booking agent to the outfitter YOU COULDN'T ask for a better hunt! Very few hunting ads tell you what you will get and then deliver it with a smile and extras. Both ends are honest and great to deal with."
"John Martins tries his hardest to get you a great price and your animals with honest outfitters!"
Don Soncrant
Lemmon, SD
September 2016
"I was hunting with my son and my batchmate from school. We had an experience of a life time and will definitely repeat the experience again. The weather was perfect. We shot Kudu / Zebra / Wildebeest / Impala / Red Hartebeest / Blesbuck / a day of bird shooting."
"We took back memories for a life time and will surly recommend the experience to other hunters."
Ash Katoch
India
May 2017