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Pete Safaris is based in The Eastern Cape province, home of the richest wildlife areas in South Africa. With access to more than 200.000 hectares of hunting concessions. From novice first time hunters to seasoned marksmen, Pete Safaris caters to all.
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Hunting Outfit 26km outside Vaalwater that caters for international & local (SA) clients. The lodge facility is at Berchtesgaden Game Ranch & Lifestyle Farm. It can accommodate up to 32 pax - see www.berchtesgaden.co.za
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Quagga Safaris is offering World Class Wilderness Safaris on our 56 000 acre safari area in South Africa. Experience Real Africa, Real Hunting and attention to all detail and 5-star lodging. E-Mail: safari@quagga.co.za / Website: www.quaggasafari.com
RW Safaris International is your premier hunting destination in South Africa, offering unforgettable hunting safaris and tailored experiences for both beginners and seasoned hunters. We specialize in big game hunting as well as plains game safaris.
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It must be said that whether it's your first time hunting ever or you are a seasoned hunter, we want to make memories with you. SB Hunting Safaris' aim for you, the hunter, is to have an unforgettable experience. it's our passion to keep hunting alive.
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We are a family run outfit that place emphasis on quality in stead of quantity. We offer plains game as well as dangerous game hunting and specialize on nocturnal critters. We are going on 30 years in the industry. Experience Africa and feed your soul!
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We offer hunting in the RSA with game like wildebeest, eland, buffalo, and more. The lodge provides luxurious accommodation, expert guides, and activities like game drives and bush walks. Accessible from OR Tambo, it ensures ethical, sustainable practices
This rare and absolutely astounding sighting was made on tour through the Etosha National Park . From what was observed it seemed as if the Elephant Cow had two little ones to care for. It is not sure whether it was her own two calves or if she has adopted the other. Or maybe the one of the small was an orphan? Have a look at the picture below and leave a comment if you think you know what could have happened.