C: Mpumalanga
Hills, high mountains deep slopes covered with  thornveld and thick wooded bush on the banks of the Pongola River are the characteristics of this hunting area in Mpumalanga. This area lies between the grasslands of Northern Natal and the lush bushveld of Swaziland, having a wide range of habitats, thus boasting an abundance of different game species, including Waterbuck, Kudu, Common Reedbuck, Zebra etc.

CAMP:
This most comfortable lodge is situated on one of the mountains found in the hunting area overlooking the beautiful surroundings.

D: Northern Province
The most northerly province of South Africa, with its boundless landscape represents  really  typical  African bushveld, watered in part by the Limpopo river.  Although stock farming and agriculture is practiced, wildlife abounds. Strict conservation measures and the careful integration of wildlife and farming have over many years resulted in large numbers of various plains game species,  especially Bushbuck and Warthog with excellent trophies.

LOCATION:
4 hours from Johannesburg, North  of Ellisras, on the border to Botswana which follows the Limpopo River.

HUNTlNG SEASON:
February – November. Hunt in the Northern Province can be done all season long. The winter months are especially suited for Warthog hunts, as the waterholes are drying up and the game is more concentrated.