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Small Antelope Hunting Safaris in South Africa
Tiny Ten Hunt
Rifle-Shot Gun-Black Powder 1 x 1 Only $3,500 per HUNTER !
2024 / 2025
This is a rare opportunity to take 7 of Africa's Tiny Ten antelopes during one hunt in a single province. The hunt is free-range and takes place in Kwazulu-Natal's Zululand and Midlands regions. Only trophy specimens will be targeted and both spot and stalk and calling methods of hunting will be used.
Suni, Blue Duiker and Red Duiker Hunt in Zululand
Rifle-Shot Gun-Bow 1 x 1 Only $9,000 per HUNTER !
2024 / 2025
This is a hunt for trophy suni, blue duiker, and red duiker in Zululand. The hunt will take place on a forested ranch that has good quantities of these diminutive members of the tiny ten. This is a great chance to get a suni without having to leave South Africa.
Hunt Oribi In South Africa
Rifle-Shot Gun-Black Powder 1 x 1 Only $4,000 per HUNTER !
2024 / 2025
This is a discounted package hunt for oribi that will take place in Kwazulu-Natal or Mpumalanga depending on what area the trophy oribi permit is issued for. These areas have a lot of big oribis and only trophies are taken during these hunts on foot. The area is mountainous and some walking will be required. This is a high-probability hunt.
Calling Duikers With A Predator Call Safari
Rifle – Shotgun 1x1 ( 1 Hunter – 1 Guide ) ONLY $5,500
2023 / 2024
This hunt for a red duiker, a klipspringer and a grey duiker will take place in the Soutpansberg Mountains of South Africa and will primarily use predator calls to bring these animals out in the open into shooting range. This is an exciting way to hunt, as oftentimes multiple animals will ssuddenly show up to see what is making all of the noise, Sometimes they will apear out of nowhere running right at you.If you think you have seen and done it all, you still have this left!
Hunt Sharpes Grysbok and Red Duiker in South Africa
Rifle – Shotgun - Bow - Crossbow 1x1 ( 1 Hunter – 1 Guide ) ONLY $4,885
2021 / 2022
This specialty hunt for Sharpe's Grysbok and Red Duiker will occur in South Africa's Limpopo Province in the Soutpansberg Mountains on a 55,000 acre concession. There are good numbers of both animals on this concession and your chance of sucess is high. You may also take a klipspringer on this hunt if you so desire. This is a good way to get these animals without having to travel to other countries!
Hunt 5 of the Tiny Ten
Rifle-Black Powder-Bow 1x1 ( 1 Hunter – 1 Guide) ONLY $3,000!!
2024 / 2025
This hunt is a great opportunity to take 5 of the Tiny Ten antelopes of Africa in one location. This 10-day hunt in Kwazulu Natal offers the collector a hunt where you only pay for the animals that you harvest. This specialty animal hunt is a collector's dream and has been discounted to make it the best value for a Tiny Ten hunt in Africa!
Small Antelope Hunting Safaris in South Africa
Small antelope hunting in South Africa is world class. There is a wide variety of small antelopes spread across the 9 provinces of South Africa. Although hunting small antelopes in South Africa can be a hunter’s primary motivation, most of these smaller antelopes are taken as byproducts of more traditional plains game hunting safaris. Once a hunter has harvested one or two of these diminutive antelopes, have received the mounts and had time to admire them, then they realize how cool these little antelopes are.
South Africa has several members of what is known as the Tiny Ten Antelopes of Africa. Nine of these small antelopes can be taken in South Africa. It is even possible to take all nine of them on one extended safari, although the hunter will have to hunt in three or four different locations in South Africa. A couple of these small antelopes are only found in limited areas. A good example of this is the Cape Grysbok, which is only available in the Eastern Cape and limited areas of the Western Cape.
Another antelope that has limited distribution in South Africa is the Sharp’s Grysbok. The Sharp’s Grysbok is only found in the Northern areas of the Limpopo Province. It is not overly abundant, but can usually be harvested during a 5-day safari. The suni also has limited distribution in South Africa and is restricted to the northern parts of the Kruger National Park, reserves and game farms in northeastern KwaZulu-Natal. Oribi is a recovering species in South Africa and may be hunted in Mpumalanga and South Africa’s Eastern Cape.
Blue and red duiker are also limited in the areas that they can be hunted at. Klipspringer are found over a wider range of South Africa, but still must be targeted in the areas they frequent. Other antelopes such as the steenbok and common duiker are more widespread and therefore more easily found and taken. Small antelope hunting safaris in South Africa can be rich and rewarding endeavors, as these pursuits will take you to many fabulous hunting locations.
Testimonials
"I booked the hunt through John Martins, the owner of Discount African Hunts. It was a smooth transaction and he provided me with good and accurate information."
"This 10 day package safari was a fantastic experience. I learned many new hunting skills and made new friends. I would go back and do it again in a heartbeat. I'm going back. That says it all. Thanks to Discount African Hunts for setting me up on a fantastic plains game safari."
Brian Stewart
Ottawa, Canada
June, 2015
"I booked a plains game hunt in South Africa through Discount African Hunts. The price was half of what other outfitters were selling the same package of animals for. After being assured by John Martins that this offer was for real I went ahead and booked. Everything turned out just like I was told and I took 7 beautiful trophies on the trip of my lifetime. Don't let the low prices hold you back. I am sure I will never take a hunt of this quality again at a price like I paid. My hunt was awesome!"
Jules Percival
London, UK
September 2014
"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