Koringkoppie

Hunt South African Plains Game

Our team of Professional Hunters and skilled trackers will provide you with a high-quality trophy or management hunt on over 7,500 private acres. Koringkoppie Safaris can accommodate rifle hunters or bow hunters. For archers we have spacious hides (blinds) positioned at water holes, or spot and stalk hunts may be arranged.

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  Blesbok

  The Blesbok's distinctive white face and forehead is the origin of it's name — bles is the Afrikaans word for bald. The Blesbok is indigenous to South Africa and prefers wide open grasslands.

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  Blue Wildebeest

  The Blue Wildebeest is a member of the antelope species, which roam the open plains, bushveld, and dry woodlands of South Africa. The Blue Wildebeest derives its name from the silvery blue sheen on its hide.

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  Bushbuck

  The Bushbuck stands about 90cm tall at the shoulder and weighs between 45-80kg. Their light brown coat, white stripes and spiral horns make them a valued trophy. The Bushbuck is a mostly solitary animal, and mature males go out of their way to avoid each other.

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  Caracal

  The Caracal is a fiercely territorial, medium-sized cat with distinctive black tufts at the tips of its ears. It is classified as a small cat, but is among the heaviest of all small cats, as well as the quickest.

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  Duiker

  The Duiker is a shy and elusive animal, who prefers dense cover and thickets. Their name comes from the Afrikaans word for diver, referring to their tendency to dive into tangles of shrubbery for protection.

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  Eland

  The spiral-horned Eland is the largest member of the antelope species, with mature bulls reaching up to 1,000kg (2,200 pounds). Eland are most active in the morning and late afternoon, and lie in shelter during the heat of the day.

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  Gemsbok

  The Gemsbok is a large antelope native to arid regions of South Africa. Their muscular necks and shoulders, combined with the distinctive markings on the face accentuate their long straight horns and make them a prized trophy.

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  Giraffe

  The Giraffe is the tallest terrestrial mammal, and weigh, on average, 1,200kg (2,600 pounds). Their extreme height allows them to browse vegetation other herbivores can't.

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  Impala

  The Impala is a medium-sized member of the antelope family. Rams can produce lyre-shaped horns up to 90cm in length. When Impala are frightened, the whole herd will start jumping and running in an attempt to confuse their predator.

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  Jackal

  The Jackal is an opportunistic omnivore. Their long legs and curved canine teeth are specially adapted for hunting small animals, and their large feet give them a physique well-suited for long-distance running.

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  Kudu

  The Kudu's long, spiral horns and flowing mane make it a prized trophy among hunters. Kudu bulls are sometimes found in bachelor groups, but are likely to be solitary. Their brown and striped hides provide excellent camoflauge in brushy environments.

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  Nyala

  The Nyala is a spiral-horned, dense-forest antelope, that is uncomfortable in open spaces and is most often seen at waterholes. Male Nyala stand up to 110cm (3.5 feet) and has loosely spiraled horns and a long fringe on his neck.

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  Red Hartebeest

  The Red Hartebeest is a large antelope, with a reddish-brown coat and an elongated face. Both sexes have heavy ringed horns. On a mature bull, the horns will be paralle to their back and the tips will point outwards.

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  Steenbok

  The Steenbok is a small antelope, standing only 45-60cm tall at the shoulder. Steenbok rams have straight, smooth, parallel horns that can grow 7-19cm in length. The Steenbok is almost entirely independent of drinking water, gaining the moisture they need from their food.

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  Warthog

  The Warthog is a wild member of the pig family that thrives in grasslands, savannas, and woodlands in Sub-Saharan Africa. The name comes from the four large wart-like protrusions found on the head.

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  Waterbuck

  The Waterbuck stands between 120-140 cm (48-55 inches) at the shoulder and weigh as much as 200kg (440 pounds). Male Waterbuck have long, spiral-structured horns that sweep back and up.

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  Zebra

  The Zebra is among the most recognizable animals in Africa. While their stripes help distinguish them, they also provide excellent camouflage, helping Zebra hide in the grasses they prefer. Zebra have excellent sight and hearing, along with an acute sense of smell.

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