This hunt takes place in the Eastern Cape of South Africa's Stormberg mountains hosted by Huntershill Safaris. You get 10 hunting days and 11 nights hunting for Kudu, Red Hartebeest, Gemsbok, Black Wildebeest, Blue Wildebeest, Blesbuck, Springbuck, Impala, Warthog & Grey Duiker. No culls, just hunting for the best trophies you can find, and there are plenty of those around. 3 properties to hunt on: 55,000 acres in the mountains/plains; 3,000 acres of thick bush and Cape Buffalo or 130,000 acres of fair chase hunting that features over an estimated 3,000 Kudu! With 60+ game animals to choose from should you wish to add to your package. We offer some outstanding culinary dining, lodging, fellowship and best of all, great hunting! Some of you may have read my hunt report from this last July, and I'm returning again this coming year to chase some of the outstanding Cape Buffalo they offer. This is also a great place for families, as not only is the hunting superb, but a visit to the wildlife conservancy where Lions, Tigers, Cheetah, Hyena, Cape Hunting Dogs are fed twice weekly (an event within its self). Needing to complete your Big 5? We now offer White Rhino vito darting (green hunt) for $5,000 USD. Our dates are filling fast as our prices are one of the best deals you'll find anywhere! 1x1 price: $6300 USD; 2x1 for $5,600 USD each. Observers welcome @ $150 per day. Includes pick up and return to East London, all daily rates, all meals, lodging, daily mail service and laundry, access to our well stocked bar and lounge, PH, Trackers, Skinner's, field prep of your trophies, Internet access, visits to our wildlife conservancy. Enjoy the sounds of Lion's calling after sunset joined by the eerie wails of Hyena. They'll usually wake you just before first light too! Gun rental/ammo available should you decide not to bring your own. If this hunt is outside your current budget, I can offer you a 7 day/8 nights hunt with 8 trophies for $4850 USD 1x1 or $4550 2x1. Contact me for dates and we're already filling up some weeks. LDK

David, by fair chase do you mean that the 130,000 acre concession has no high fences?

Cheers
Tim

Tim, we drove a long distance past the area on a gravel road. There was old stock fences that was down or open in many places. On the other side of the road was stock fence that wasn't much better but Kudu have no problem jumping much higher. I did not see any high fence anywhere along that gravel road and was told it was the same elsewhere. Although I hunted several areas, I did not hunt this or Kudu on my last hunt. I have others that will this coming season and I may take some time with them but Kudu isn't my priority. Other smaller properties are high fence but the areas are still extensive. I could see it was thick with broken areas, perfect for Kudu.