When you prepare to hunt, do you envisage doing it the real way, on foot, out in the African bush, sleeping beneath the stars and eating what you shoot? 

Isn't the reward of that trophy far greater if you sweated for it turning away many fine specimens waiting for the big one? Isn't part of the fun of hunting getting your hands dirty, gutting and skinning the animal and cutting out the tenderloin to throw over the glowing coals. Is it not the reward of exploring new ground each day with brimming expectation that turns your trophy into a lifetime memory and not just another set of horns on the wall?

If this is how you like to hunt then read on.........

When I was 7 my grandfather introduced me to real hunting in the Zambian bush where there are no fences just rivers and mountains as boundaries, the sun and stars as your beacons. This is how I grew up and in my mind, a proper hunt and not merely a shooting trip. You get so much more out of it.

All you have to bring is a straight shooting rifle, your own sleeping gear, tent and your other usual hunting ‘toys’. The rest is taken care of. Each day you will be fed delicious cooked meals, cold beer, sodas and wine as well as a hot shower/bath every evening. There is nothing quite like soaking away the days sweat from a steaming tub with the Luangwa river as your vista.

We use special vehicles equipped with all the essential camping equipment and supplies, emergency gear and staff to survive in the bush. These act as mobile camps and if you care to, we explore further than other hunters confined to a 'luxury' full staffed camp. We go to the most remote areas we can find, setting up camp in good game country usually near a river or some form of clean water. From here we hunt the area day and night for as long as we care to.

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