Saddle, Tammy & Conrad invite you...
on a hunt with a difference!
Adventure Specialist
&
Professional Guide
Take a look
at what our clients
have to say...
The shooting tour is designed to bring guns to bear on several species of game birds, but also offers shottists an opportunity to visit and tour some of the finest parts of Southern Africa, while experiencing sport hunting in the true spirit of fair chase.
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An experience to remember
You're 6000ft above sea level, wake up call still fresh in your mind,
as the sun peers over the dawn horison, spreading her fingerlike rays into
the deep valleys of the Eastern Cape mountain ranges. A shiver of anticipation
runs down your spine: For this is the home of the
Greywing Partridge.
Your boots knock sparkling gems of dew from the shin deep highland flora. The air is crisp and clear. Your pulse quickens as you notice action ahead.
The hounds are on point! They quiver as a command steadies them. With
adrenalin surging, you move into position. In a screeching flurry, the elusive
Greywings explode in all directions. Reports ring out and birds crumple
in the air. This is Wingshooting Africa! From the first flush of the Greywing
Partridge, over schooled English Pointers, to the wary
glide of the Giant Spurwing Goose or the welcome crackle of a log fire
after an exhilarating Guinea Fowl shoot, Wingshooting Africa will capture
your imagination from the moment you arrive.
In the majestic highlands of the Karoo, you have an excellent variety of wingshooting, conducted in Traditional Bird Shooting Style, including a formal banquet evening to conclude your shoot.
Waterfowl are also available when Wingshooting Africa. Species such as Egyptian and Spurwing Geese, Yellowbill and Shelduck are shot on the scattered beds of water in this beautifully barren landscape.
The gamey Guinea Fowl are walked up in wooded terrain and present a challenging target when flushed. Early mornings and evenings are perfect for shooting the swift Rock Pigeon as they swoop in on cultivated grain lands.
Wingshooting Africa specialise in Greywing hunting, while offering a
wide variety of game -birds in breathtaking locations. Whether it's a one
day shoot or a 21 day wingshooting safari, let us arrange it for you.
DAY 1:
After clearing customs at Johannesburg International Airport you
proceed to Port Elizabeth on a connecting flight where you can spend the
night or proceed directly to the hunting area.
DAY 2 : (Jet-lag day)
A sporting clay pigeon shoot at the Graaff-Reinet Gun Club and relaxation will be the order of the day.
DAY 3,4,5, and 6:
Four full days of bird shooting in different areas around Graaff-Reinet. Eight species of game bird will be hunted, concentrating on Greywing Francolin.
DAY 7:
Depart to our Western Cape hunting grounds near Ceres. Afternoon Guinea Fowl shoot.
Early morning Cape Francolin shoot. Evening Water Fowl shoot.
DAY 9:
Early morning Cape Francolin shoot, followed by a Guinea Fowl shoot and a Water Fowl sundown shoot.
DAY 10:
Depart for Cape Town, touring the heart of South Africa's winelands, tasting several vintages en-route. The remaining time will be spent shopping and sight- seeing.
DAY 11:
You will board your connecting flight - homeward bound!
ADVERTISING THAN WORD OF MOUTH...
READ WHAT OUR CLIENTS HAVE TO SAY...
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Bermuda
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Little Cornard
Suffolk CP10 0NZ, UK
We had a wonderful time in South Africa. The time we spent with Wing Shooting Africa was really an extraordinary experience and adventure which we all greatly enjoyed and look on as being probably our most memorable of holidays in Africa. The shooting was challenging and varied; the locations were breath-taking; all the people that we met on the farms and the various support staff to Conrad were charming and interesting; the dogs provided never-ending entertainment and were remarkable in their pointing and retrieving skills. Perhapes most outstnding however was the camaraderie provided by Conrad - no mean feat considering how long we were in company with him! For much of the time his approach to life in South Africa in general and his sence of inherent humour kept us in laughter.
Conrad contiuously demonstrated exemplary organisational skills, keeping
us alwasy fully engaged from the crack of dawn through to bedtime - always
injecting surprises along the way ...
