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Hunting Areas

Take note: All our bow hunting concessions are exclusive for bow hunting only. No rifles or handgun hunting allowed.

Limpopo Province

Camp S’Dudla is based in the Limpopo Province of South Africa.
A three and a half hour drive from the airport will bring you to your home for the next week or more.
This gem of a camp is nestled in the acacia savannah bushveldt area of Dwaalboom. We have been very fortunate to sign EXCLUSIVE bow hunting rights to 30,000 acres of this unspoilt bow hunting heaven!
Our camp consist of 4 chalets accommodating up to 10 bow hunters. All chalets are en-suite with hot and cold water showers and flushing toilets. Well appointed and fully furnished this will truly be your home away from home. Linen and towels are provided and changed every second day. A Daily laundry service also gives you the peace of mind not to pack to many clothes!

Our main lodge building is where our chef will prepare African cuisine out of the top shelves for your enjoyment. Sit around the fire pit and enjoy the night sounds and the campfire while telling the long tales of the days hunt.

The open air bar overlooks the bushveldt, and is the perfect place to have sundowners and enjoy the surroundings.

Mpumalanga Province

Camp Big Bulls is named after the record book Kudu that roams this mountainous area close to the town of Lydenburg. This luxury tented camp with lodge building is a bow hunters dream. Hunt elusive species like Mountain Reedbuck and Klipspringer and get surprised by a monster Kudu walking into your blind or stand.
Take note that we are awaiting the hunting qouta’s for this fine area, and will take bookings as soon as received the same.
The hunting area is 20,000 acres big.

Hunting

Bow Hunting in South Africa is fun. We have four main methods of hunting:

Pit blinds

A Pit blind is a construction “sunken” into the ground. You stand on level with the animal. Placed strategically over waterholes, feeding spots or salt licks, this is a very exciting way of hunting. Observation windows allow a view of the surrounding area.

Elevated hides

An elevated hide is a closed construction elevated about 4 meters above the ground, with a solid concrete floor to minimize noise. Observation windows allow a view of the surrounding areas. Also Placed strategically over waterholes, feeding spots or salt licks, this is a very exciting way of hunting.

Tree Stands

Tree stands need no introduction. Placed strategically over game paths or salt licks, this is a very popular way of hunting with an undisturbed view of the magnificent surroundings. We use Gorrilla tree stands. Every hunter that wants to hunt out of a tree stand most bring his OWN hunter safety gear.

Pop up blinds

Needs no introduction also and used for various types of hunting over well used game paths, bait stations or salt.

Walk and Stalk (also known in the U.S. as still hunting)

Join our pro Ryno, the master of walk and stalk when he guides you to one of the most rewarding of bow hunting experiences! Be prepared to work hard, crawl a lot, and get use to disappointment, all of this building up to that magical moment when you draw, take the bead, exhale and make the perfect shot.
Additional info about hunting from blinds.
Game shot from inside a hide is easily followed up because the hunter has a point of reference from where to start tracking. Hides enable an Professional hunter to have three or four hunters on the concession simultaneously at different locations. They can remain in contact with the Professional Hunter via two-way radio, and as soon as an animal is shot the Professional Hunter, tracker and tracking dog can immediately drive to the hide to recover the game and follow it up. Hunter must stay in hide until collected.
All shots out of stationary ambush spots, like hides and tree stands will be 30 yards or closer.
Walk and stalk can be up to 50 yard shots.

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