Hunting Species

Trophy Game Species in South Africa that can be hunted with Game 4 Africa Hunting Safaris.

Baboon
Baboons can be very aggressive and would viciously counter-attack when threatened.
Barbary Sheep
Barbary sheep are found in arid mountainous areas where they graze and browse grasses, bushes, and lichens.
Black Backed Jackal
The jackal is mainly nocturnal and found singly or in pairs.
Black Impala
The black impala with their shiny black coat is more rarely found. .
Black Springbuck
The colour of the skin is all black except for the face which has a white stripe.
Black Wildebeest
The Black Wildebeest is also known as the White-Tailed Gnu.
Blesbuck – Common
Blesbuck prefer grazing in the early morning and late afternoons
Blesbuck – White
A mottled white coat covers the entire body. Horns are often light in colour, giving a yellow Perspex appearance.
Blue Duiker
Very shy and flees to dense bush at the slightest sign of danger.
Blue Wildebeest
The Blue Wildebeest have a very strong muscular appearance.
Bontebok
The bontebok was brought perilously close to extinction, but is now protected in private and state reserves
Burchell’s Zebra
Burchell's Zebra are often seen in close association with Wildebeest and other plains game.
Bushbuck
Timid medium-sized antelope. With white spots on the buttocks, legs, at the base of the neck and the throat.
Bushpig
Mainly nocturnal, the Bushpig is a gregarious but tough, no nonsense animal.
Cape Buffalo
The Cape Buffalo is a member of the big five, a term originally used to describe the five most dangerous animals to hunt.
Cape Spotted Genet
Genets are slender cat-like animals with a long body
Caracal
A strongly-built cat with large paws. It has tufts of long darker hair on the tips of its ears.
Common Reedbuck
Common Reedbuck is a medium-sized antelope, slightly larger than the Mountain Reedbuck.
Copper Springbuck
The Copper Springbuck’s colour of the skin is that of a dark copper colour.
Duiker – Common
The largest of our three duikers
Eland
The largest antelope in Africa and also a member of the Spiral Horn group.
Fallow Deer
The Fallow Deer is a medium sized deer with more colour variations than any other
Gemsbuck
Gemsbuck are large antelope, beautiful in appearance with both sexes having long, straight horns
Giraffe
A Giraffe is capable of moving at speeds of up to 50 km/hr
Golden Wildebeest
The Golden Wildebeest have a very strong muscular appearance.
Impala
Athletically-built, medium sized antelope. Only the males have horns
Klipspringer
Klipspringer is an inquisitive animal that blends in well with its surroundings.
Kudu
King of the Spiral Horns, nicknamed the Grey Ghost of the Eastern Cape Bush.
Lechwe – Red
Lechwe is a grazer, also feeds on aquatic plants. Feeds in water up to 60 cm deep.
Mountain Reedbuck
Mountain Reedbuck form herds of up to 8 animals.
Mountain Zebra
The agile Mountain Zebra lives in arid, stony regions.
Nyala
Nyala is another spiral-horned middle-sized antelope native to Southern Africa.
Oribi
Oribi are usually found in open grass-veld or floodplains.
Ostrich
The Ostrich is distinctive in its appearance, with a long neck and legs.
Red Hartebeest
One of the fastest plains game species in Southern Africa
Roan
Roan antelope are one of the largest species of antelope.
Sable
A large magnificent antelope with shoulders that are higher than the hindquarters.
Springbuck
The Springbuck is the national emblem of the Republic of South Africa.
Steenbuck
The Steenbuck forms part of the "Tiny 10" and is one of the most beautiful of the ten
Vaal Rhebuck – Grey
Vaal Rhebuck are considered to be one of the most challenging South African antelope to hunt.
Vervet Monkey
Vervet Monkey live in family troops or small parties.
Warthog
The Warthogs is grey in colour, but can appear reddish/brown due to their constant mud bathing.
Waterbuck
Waterbuck are large greyish-brown antelope with shaggy hair and impressive horns.
White Springbuck
The White Springbuck’s color of the skin is all white except for the dark facial stripes and eyelashes.

Hunting Species

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