Kukuzans Safaris

Backcountry Bad Boys purchase this hunt at a fund raiser for Hunters Helping Kids. We are excited in hunting with Kryse and Sarie Wessel from South Africa. We look forward to traveling to Kukuzans Safari for our FIRST PLAINS GAME HUNT in Sounth Africa!


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Kukuzans Hunting Safaris and Game Lodge

Africa Hunting, Bow Hunting and 5 Star Accommodation

We provide the finest quality hunting and wing shooting in Southern Africa. Our safaris are conducted in the warm fashion South Africans are famous for.

Our personalized services include; Big game hunting (Big 5 or Dangerous 6), Plainsgame and Bird hunting safaris, combined Plains game and Bird hunts, combined Bird hunts and Trout fishing safaris, Bow hunting and Photographic tours.

We also cater for non-hunters, their families and friends are welcome to enjoy our excellent facilities while the hunter is favoring his passion.
It's your safari and we have the authentic, professional and personalized service available for you, the discerning hunter and sportsman.

Below is a list with some of the more favorable Africa animal species in South Africa. Please note that some of the animals are not permitted to be hunted in South Africa without a special hunting License.

Blesbok Black Wildebeest Blue Wildebeest
Bontebok Buffalo Bushbuck
Bush pig Duiker (Grey) Damara Dik-Dik
Blue Duiker Red Duiker Cape fox
Cheetah Crocodile Eland
Elephant Gemsbok (Oryx) Giraffe
Grey Rhebuck Grysbok (sharpe's) Hippopotamus
Back Faced Impala Red Hartebeest Impala
Jackal (black-backed) Klipspringer Kudu
Nyala Oribi Reedbuck (common)
Reedbuck (mountain) Rhinoceros (black) Rhinoceros (white)
Roan Antelope Sable Antelope Steenbok
Springbok Suni Tsessebe
Warthog Waterbuck Zebra (Burchell's)
Lion Leopard Caracal




Hunting other big game in Southern Africa

Our exclusive ranch with luxury amenities, where a wide variety of plains game can be hunted, is located in the Free State Province of South Africa. On this ranch, many trophy animals and excellent species of small cats are hunted. The opportunity to hunt record book trophies such as Kudu, Impala, Blesbuck, Springbuck, Red Hartebeest, Gems buck, Black Wildebeest, Blue Wildebeest as well as Rhino, Lion and Buffalo are available at excellent prices.

 


 
Giraffe
The Afrikaans name is "Kameelperd", a combination of kameel and luiperd. They believed the giraffe to be a mixture of a camel and a leopard (Giraffa camelopardalis). Height at shoulder: approx. 550cm, Weight: approx. 1500kg, Age: up to 28 years, Speed: 50km/h
 
Nile Crocodile
The largest reptile on earth and belongs to the oldest surviving creatures. Crocodiles have been around for more than 60 million years. Height at shoulder: approx. 40cm, Weight: up to 100kg, Length of body: up to 600cm.
 
Burchell´s Zebra
Zebras use their stripes to regulate their body temperature. On cold days they turn their bodies to the sun in order to absorb as much warmth through the black stripes. On hot days they turn their predominantly white rumps to the sun, in order to reflect the heat. Height at shoulder: approx. 136cm, Weight: approx. 320kg, Age: up to 35 years, Speed: 60km/h
 
Mountain Zebra
The mountain zebra is not a s common as Burchell´s zebra nor does it have "shadow" stripes. It is smaller, has longer ears and no stripes on its belly. Height at shoulder: approx. 120cm, Weight: 300kg, Age: up to 35 years, Speed: 65km/h
 
Baboon
The baboon is intelligent, cunning and almost human. Baboons live in groups and display a highly developed form of social behaviour. Height at shoulder: approx. 100cm, Weight: approx. 20kg, Age: up to 45 years
 

 
Hunting Larger Antelope in Southern Africa

Eland
The largest antelope in South Africa. Both male and female bear horns, the bulls being massive and short, the cow's being elongated and slender. They live in herds of up to 60. They can leap remarkably high, up to 2.4m. Height at shoulder: approx. 170cm, Weight: approx. 650kg, Age: up to 12 years, Length of horn: up to 110cm

Kudu
Selous described the Kudu as "one of the most beautiful in the world". The magnificent horns, borne only by the males, are spread in beautiful open spirals. They live in small herds of 5 to 10. They can leap up to 2.5m. Height at shoulder: approx. 150cm, Weight: 300kg, Age: up to 11 years, Length of horn: up to 181cm

Roan Antelope
The roan is the largest of the antelope after the Eland, and resembles the sable in some ways. Height at shoulder: approx. 150cm, Weight: approx. 285kg, Age: up to 19 years, Length of horn: up to 99cm

Sable Antelope
The sable with its regal bearing is one of the most beautiful antelope. Its heavily ringed horns rise vertically and sweep back in a semicircular curve. The bulls are black and the under parts are white. In Afrikaans it is called Swartwitpens: "black-white belly". Both sexes bear horns. Height at shoulder: approx. 140cm, Weight: approx. 220kg, Age: up to 19 years, Length of horn: up to 155cm

Cape Hartebeest
Is also known as the red hartebeest. Both sexes bear horns. They have a docile appearance but are extremely fast runners who can maintain their pace for long distances. Height at shoulder: approx. 130cm, Weight: approx. 160kg, Age: up to 20 years, Speed: 65km/h, Length of horn: up to 66cm

Tsessebe
The Sassaby as it is also known occupies the position both physically and geographically between the Blesbok and the Bontebok. However it strongly resembles the Red Hartebeest. It is reputed to be the fastest African antelope, reaching speeds of up to 100km/h, and can run 7 miles and be as fresh as it was from the start. Height at shoulder: approx. 120cm, Weight: 160kg, Age: up to 20 years, Length of horn: up to 48cm

Oryx/Gemsbok
Both sexes bear horns, those of the cow being longer and slimmer. They live in herds of up to 40 animals and can survive without water for long periods. They are aggressive and always ready for a fight. Wounded animals can be dangerous. Height at shoulder: approx. 120cm, Weight: approx. 200kg, Age: up to 19 years, Length of horn: up to 122cm

Waterbuck
It is a stately looking beast with well ringed horns, borne by males only. Generally found close to water and bears a peculiar white marking on its rump that would suggest that the prototype waterbuck sat on a freshly painted toilet seat. Height at shoulder: approx. 130cm, Weight: approx. 250kg, Age: up to 12 years, Length of horn: up to 99cm

Blue Wildebeest/Bridled Gnu
Also known as black-tailed gnu, it is ox-like in build and has buffalo shaped horns. It lives in herds and is often seen with Zebras, Impalas and Giraffe. Height at shoulder: approx. 135cm, Weight: approx. 250kg, Age: up to 20 years, Length of horn: 83cm

Black Wildebeest/White-tailed Gnu
It is smaller than its "blue" cousin. Is generally referred to as the black wildebeest and its natural habitat is the highveld and the Karoo regions of South Africa. Height at shoulder: approx. 120cm, Weight: approx. 180kg, Age: up to 20 years, Length of horn: up to 68cm

Lechwe
Looks like a cross between an Impala and a waterbuck. Lives mainly in swamps and lagoons. Height at shoulder: approx. 82cm, Weight: approx. 120kg, Length of horn: up to 68cm

Nyala
Looks like a mixture of a young kudu and a bushbuck, but wears its characteristic "orange-coloured stockings". Height at shoulder: approx. 105cm, Weight: approx. 130kg, Age: up to 8 years, Length of horn: up to 83cm
 

 
Hunting medium sized antelope in South Africa
 
Bontebok
Was named after its characteristically coloured coat. It was applied by the Dutch settlers and means "pied" or "variegated" buck. It nearly became extinct and is at home only in the south western Cape. Both sexes bear horns. Height at shoulder: approx. 90cm, Weight: approx. 64kg, Age: up to 8 years, Length of horn: up to 43cm

Blesbok
Looks very similar to the Bontebok, but it is smaller, has a lighter coat and is more prolific Both sexes bear horns. Height at shoulder: approx. 95cm, Weight: approx. 80kg, Age: up to 9 years, Length of horn: approx. 51cm

Bushbbuck
Is easily recognised by its white collar. Is at home in thick bush and close to water. It is aggressive, brave and quite dangerous. It will tackle leopard, dogs and even human beings. Height at shoulder: approx. 80cm, Weight: approx. 54kg, Age: up to 9 years, Length of horn: up to 55cm

Impala
The Impala is the most prolific antelope in South Africa. Only the ram bears horns. Height at shoulder: approx. 90cm
Weight: approx. 65kg, Age: up to 9 years, Length of horn: up to 65cm

Reedbuck
As its name denotes it is at home in areas rich in reeds. But it does not like to go into water. It can be recognised by a characteristic whistle. Only the ram bears horns. Height at shoulder: approx. 90cm, Weight: approx. 70kg, Age: up to 9 years, Length of horn: up to 46cm

Mountain Reedbuck
Is at home in mountainous regions and lives in small groups. It is smaller and shyer than the Reedbuck. Only the ram bears horns. Height at shoulder: approx. 75cm, Weight: approx. 25kg, Age: up to 8 years, Length of horn: up to 23cm

Springbok
This is the national animal of South Africa. It has an amazing ability to jump vertically as high as 3m and horizontally as far as 5m. Both sexes bear horns. Height at shoulder: approx. 75cm, Weight: approx. 35kg, Age: up to 10 years, Length of horn: up to 48cm

Rhebok
Lives in larger groups, is small, aggressive and bravely defends its territory. Height at shoulder: approx. 75cm, Weight: approx. 22kg, Age: up to 9 years, Length of horn: up to 29cm
 

 

Hunting small antelope in South Africa

 
Oribi
An elegant golden coloured antelope that can be found in grassy landscapes that are rich in water. Height at shoulder: approx. 65cm, Weight: approx. 20kg, Age: up to 13 years, Length of horn: up to 19cm

Klipspringer
Lives only on rocky hills and mountains. Generally lives in groups and is both a grazer and browser. Height at shoulder: approx. 60cm, Weight: approx. 16kg, Age: up to 8 years, Length of horn: up to 16cm

Cape Grysbok
Looks like a steenbok but is a very shy animal that comes out only at night. Live in dense bush. Height at shoulder: approx. 55cm, Weight: approx. 12kg, Length of horn: up to 12cm

Steenbok
Lives in pairs, but only the buck bears horns. Its habitat is the steppe and open woodland . Needs very little water and is active during the day. Height at shoulder: approx. 50cm, Weight: approx. 12kg, Age: up to 6 years, Length of horn: circa. 18cm.

Grey Duiker
Only the buck bears horns. It lives in woodland and in grassland with thickets. It is active mainly at night and live in pairs. Height at shoulder: approx. 50cm, Weight: approx. 12kg, Age: up to 9 years, Length of horn: up to 18cm

Red Duiker
Lives in thick bush, is extremely shy and is recognisable by the long head tuft between the ears. Both sexes bear horns. Height at shoulder: approx. 45cm, Weight: approx. 12kg, Age: up to 9 years, Length of horn: up to 11cm

Suni
Is a tiny antelope, that can be found only in some definite areas of KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga and Northern Province. Only the bucks bear horn. Height at shoulder: approx. 40cm, Weight: up to 8kg, Length of horn: up to 9cm

Blue Duiker
Is the smallest antelope in South Africa. Lives in dense woodland, mainly in the eastern parts of the country. Height at shoulder: approx. 30cm, Weight: up to 5kg, Age: up to 9 years, Length of horn: up to 10cm
 

 
Warthog
Has a disproportionately large head compared to the rest of the body. The female has two and the male has four warts on either side of the head. When they trot along they hold their tails upright like antennae. When they feed they often go down on their knees, as if praying for their meal. Height at shoulder: approx. 75cm, Weight: 70 - 100kg, Age: up to 20 years, Speed: 30 - 50 km/h, Length of body: up to 60cm

Bush Pig
Looks similar to its domesticated cousin and lives in groups of 5 to 20 in thick bush, woodland or forests. It is aggressive and known to have attacked human beings with serious consequences. Height at shoulder: approx. 80cm, Weight: 55 - 75kg, Age: up to 20 years, Length of body: up to 18cm

Black-backed Jackal
Can be found on the open plains and lives on reptiles, birds, birds' eggs, small mammals and carrion. Can often be seen during the day. Height at shoulder: approx. 40cm, Weight: approx. 10kg, Age: up to 10 years, Speed: 55km/h
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