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Wing Shooting Hunt in South Africa
Shotgun Only 4 x 1 Only $1,800 per Hunter!
2025 / 2026
This is a world-class wing shoot for a group of 4 hunters in South Africa's Free State Province. Hunt for pigeons and doves the first two days and follow that up with a combination of waterfowl and guinea fowl. Stay at a comfortable 3.5-star lodge that features some of the best food that I have tasted in all of South Africa.
Wing Shooting & Plains Game Combo Hunt
Shotgun & Rifle 4 x 1 Only $2,000 USD per Hunter!
2025 / 2026
This is a wing shooting and plains game combination hunt in South Africa's Free State Province 2 hours south of Johannesburg.. You will hunt doves and pigeons in the early mornings and late afternoons for the first two days. Then you will hunt waterfowl early and late for the next two days and either shoot pigeons and doves or do a driven guinea fowl hunt in between the waterfowl sessions. After four days of bird hunting, you will each finish your hunt by hunting plains game for a day to cap off an unforgettable hunt. You will stay at a 3.5-star lodge with fabulous food!
Wing Shooting Hunts in Africa
Wing shooting hunts in Africa are slowly gaining a reputation as the "Ÿnew Argentina” of bird hunting. In addition to world-class waterfowl hunting, Africa offers high-volume bird hunting for species such as dove and sand grouse that rivals anything available on other continents. Locals have been enjoying the excellent wing shooting hunts in Africa for decades, but it is in the last 20 years that Africa has emerged onto the wing shooter’s map as a primary destination to enjoy the type of high-volume shooting that attracts the serious wing shooter.
Wing shooting hunts in Africa are led by South Africa's burgeoning wing shooting industry. Many of its nine provinces now offer multiple outfitters that offer dedicated wing shooting hunts for international sportsmen. South Africa offers both waterfowl hunting and upland bird hunting. Over 20 species of birds are available for the visiting sportsman. The best wing shooting months are June, July and August. These months coincide with South Africa’s winter, which is also peak safari season for plains game and big game hunters. Most wing shooting in Africa is for two to four days in duration and is added on to the end of a traditional safari.
Common bird species hunted in southern Africa include Sand grouse and Quail. Two species of geese are available to hunt; the Egyptian goose and the Spur-winged goose. Popular ducks include the Yellow Bill, the African Shell duck and the White-faced Whistling duck along with several species of Teal. Upland hunters will enjoy hunting over dogs for various species of Frankolin, Guinea fowls, Doves and Pigeons.
Namibia also has a few outfitters that offer wing shooting hunts for the visiting sportsman. The wing shooting season in Namibia runs from May through November. The best wing shooting hunts in Africa normally occur between July and the middle of October. Most wing shooting hunts in Africa are set up for two to four hunters. Some of the species available include the Namaqua sand grouse, Double banded sand grouse and the Burchell sand grouse. Laughing doves, Cape turtle doves, Frankolin, Spurfowls and Helmeted guinea fowl fill out the roster of available targets. The sheer number of species available along with the volume of birds makes for great wing shooting hunts in Africa.
Testimonials
"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
"Talk about dreams being handed to you!! From John's recommendation to stay at the AfricaSky Hotel to the outfitter he booked me with, I was treated like royalty. Next year's hunt won't require research past his website. Thanks John."
David Mabe
Kentucky, USA
September 2016
"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