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What time of year to hunt PG in SA?
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Hi everyone,

If you had to pick a month between March and October to hunt PG in South Africa, which month would you pick and why?

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Where in South Africa?


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I´ve hunted the Limpopo four times, twice in Febr and twice in March. All trips have been good but we have seen rain and had cold spells at times. This year I´ll be going in April.

I like it when the bush is green and the hunting is up close -the game is also in good shape earlier in the year.


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I like August for the lesser green foliage, easier to spot game.


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i've been there early as april and late as october and each has its advantages and disadvantages. In april/may foliage is heavier so spotting game can be difficult, but the game isn't as spooky as it is latter. In sept/oct the foliage is pretty well gone so its easy to spot game, but harder to get close to it. oct and late sept is going to be hot. i think june/july/august are the prime months. also the most hunted. Other advantages of going early/late is that you get before or after the prime airfare time and save some buck on tickets. all in all - pick when you can go, and then do it, you'll never get there if you don't
 
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It's would be in the East Cape region.


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Speaking from the Eastern Cape perspective, visibility in the drier mountains and plains is not an issue, but April to August is more pleasant because it is cooler.
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July. Anywhere in South Africa.
 
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Don´t go to Namibia in Oct...I did the fringe Kalahari in Oct -05 and maaan was it hot!

Nice hunt though...


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Originally posted by Use Enough Gun:
July. Anywhere in South Africa.


I agree.


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Thank you for the suggestions, everyone. I appreciate it.


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