Guided Hunts Landscapes Gallery

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Guided Hunts Landscapes Gallery

 Wildlife offers extraordinary hunting opportunities and photography of the natural beauty of the Western Cape, presenting breathtaking images for your personal collection on safari. We place you in fantastic hunting surroundings during your safari.

 The vistas in the Western Cape are difficult to describe. Early morning mists shrouding entire mountain ranges and landscapes. The patchwork of colours in the farmlands, the spectacular Proteas and delicate Erica's. The raucous call of the Hadeda Ibis and the stealthy stalk of Grey Heron after a small reptile. A herd of Eland moving slowly through a sea of pink fynbos. The scream of a Fish Eagle. These are but a taste of what you will experience in a days outing.

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