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Marius, What's the story behind the white ram? Old old or just broken up or both ?

Nice rams all of them!

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Originally posted by Charlie64:
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Marius, What's the story behind the white ram? Old old or just broken up or both ?

Nice rams all of them!

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Old as they probably get, Charles. I think this one was part of the original migration from the 1800's...

I understand that its not everyone's cup of tea, but man, what a special animal to bag.(In my view)

Beautiful Cape Bushbuck ram. These secretive animals should absolutely be on anyone's list visiting the Eastern Cape.

Sensational Lechwe. Took 3 full days to finally connect on this male after looking over numerous animals which were just not what we were looking for. Finally came together. Giving up is simply not an option.

Fallow Deer arrived in the Eastern Cape with the British during the 1800's. Originally, they were kept on the ships for food, but were released upon reaching our shores. Over the last 200 years, they have spread wide across the Eastern Cape, and can be hunted in quite a few free range areas. They might not be an African animal, but we love having them here.

Not many things as impressive as a big Eland bull. Could not have happened to a nicer guy.

Have we mentioned that we love Bushbuck? Certainly one of the candidates for animal of the year.

Like I said on Facebook Marius, that is a stud of a ram!

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Originally posted by Fjold:
Like I said on Facebook Marius, that is a stud of a ram!

Thank you Frank! Always appreciate your comments.

Some of the more open areas in the Eastern Cape can make for difficult approaches.

What an incredible Nyala bull. Our hunter had taken a Nyala before but informed us that if he saw a monster, he would certainly be interested. After seeing this bull in a valley the previous day, they just could not make it happen with the bull disappearing into the thickets. Plans were made to try and glass the same valley the following day. This time, everything lined up on this magnificent animal.

2024 was a stellar year for Lechwe. Compressed rings, solid bases. Big hooks. All that one can ask for.

We are open for 2026 Bookings!

After successfully hunting this beautiful Sable, our hunter took a liking after seeing a few Roans. A couple of days later, we managed to find this Roan well past his prime. Noticed the regression in the body on this old bull.
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We are now taking bookings for 2026!

Rounding off the trip with some odds and ends...
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Now open for 2026 Bookings!

Proper Bushpig boar.
~Eastern Cape~
We are now open for 2026 bookings.

Proper old warrior of a Bushbuck ram. When they develop that roman nose, thick neck and almost sunken eyes, you know you have something special.

The quality of your game has been outstanding