Game Species

The African buffalo is powerful, alert, and known for its fighting spirit—a challenging game species for experienced hunters.

Nyalas are elegant and shy—perfect for quiet stalking in densely vegetated areas that require a delicate touch.

The waterbuck is a large antelope with a robust build, long horns curved backward, and a characteristic white ring on its rear.

The red lechwe is a water-loving antelope with reddish-brown fur, white belly patches, and long horns curved backward.

The elusive duiker prefers dense vegetation and is hard to spot—a real challenge for stealthy hunters.

The agile klipspringer moves skillfully through rocky terrain—ideal for an exciting mountain hunt with great long-distance views.

This small antelope is extremely alert and swift—hitting one here proves true hunting skill and quick reflexes.

The kudu’s spiral horns make it a dream for many hunters—it prefers bushy landscapes and rarely stays visible for long.

The roan antelope is rare and proud—hunting one is considered a special achievement in African wildlife.

Elands are massive yet shy—a thrilling combination for experienced hunters with endurance and foresight.

The elusive bushbuck usually appears only at dusk—hunting one shows patience and sharpness.

With its curved horns, the sable is one of the most impressive antelopes—a true highlight of any safari.

The golden-colored gemsbok is a rare color variant of the oryx antelope, known for its long, straight horns and striking facial markings.

The gemsbok impresses with its long horns and desert adaptability—hunting it requires patience and a good understanding of the terrain.

The giraffe is the largest land mammal in the world, recognizable by its long neck, spotted pattern, and short, fur-covered horns (ossicones).

The blesbock is a grass-eating antelope with distinctive white facial markings and strong, ribbed horns, typical of the open savannahs of South Africa.

A rare color variation of the blesbok—its copper-colored coat makes it a special trophy on any safari.

With its striking white saddle patch, this variant of the Blesbock is an extraordinary eye-catcher in open terrain.

A rare blesbock with yellowish fur – combines special coloring with the behavior of the classic blesbock.

With its snow-white coat and striking horns, the white blesbok is an impressive sight in the savannah.

The reedbuck is a medium-sized antelope with sandy brown fur, a white belly, and slightly forward-curving, ribbed horns, which is mainly found in wetlands.

This mountain variant of the reedbuck – adaptable and shy – inhabits higher-altitude grasslands and scrublands.

The tsesebe is a fast antelope with reddish-brown fur, a dark face, and strong, slightly curved horns. It is considered one of the fastest ungulates in Africa.

Das Rote Hartebeest ist eine robuste Antilope, erkennbar an ihrem rotbraunen Fell, langem Gesicht und markanten, lyraförmigen Hörnern.

The springbok is an elegant antelope with sandy brown fur, a white belly, and dark facial stripes. Its curved black horns and jumping ability make it unmistakable.

A springbok with bright copper-colored fur—a coveted trophy for lovers of unusual game species.

With pure white fur and elegant horns, the white springbok is a rarity on the open steppes.

With its deep dark coat and striking horns, the black springbok is a special and rare color variant.

The black-striped wildebeest is a robust antelope with dark fur, strikingly curved horns, and a characteristic mane. It prefers to live in open grasslands.

The golden wildebeest is a rare color variant of the wildebeest with golden fur, distinctive curved horns, and a powerful build. It lives in open savannas and grasslands.

A rare and majestic variation, the Royal Wildebeest captivates with its unique coat pattern and proud stance.

The robust wildebeest is always on the move and offers exciting stalking – a classic among Africa's plains game.

A rare variation with lighter fur—the King Wildebeest combines exotic looks with the behavior of a classic wildebeest.

A rare colour variant with pure white coat – the White Impala combines elegance with the agility of a classic impala.

A striking variant with dark brown to black coat – the Black Impala stands out for its unique appearance and graceful movements.

With its reddish-brown coat and graceful build – the Common Impala is one of Africa’s most iconic and agile antelopes.

Warthogs often appear suddenly and demand quick decisions—perfect for action-packed hunting moments.

Bush pigs are nocturnal and hard to spot—perfect for adventurers seeking excitement even at night.