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By JOHAN VAN WYK The B25 Superposed – a born and bred legend. In the world of firearms design and development, John Moses Browning (1855-1926) must […]
14 July 2026
The clatter of hooves on stony ground suddenly alerted the two hunters. Excitedly pointing a finger, the younger rifleman exclaimed, “There they are!” As the small […]
1 July 2026
Africa is home to a wide variety of antelope species, some of which are strikingly beautiful while others are majestic in size and appearance. The Alcelaphus […]
1 July 2026
“Take my breath away…” THE greywing partridge has long been extolled with superlatives ranging from the Crown Prince to the crème de la crème of Africa’s […]
1 July 2026
The sun had been up for thirty minutes when we met the rest of the shooting party between Delmas and Kendall in Mpumalanga. The sunlight struggled […]
1 July 2026
Gamebird hunting as a sport began with falconry, thousands of years ago. The first sporting guns were massively heavy, slow-firing matchlocks, so gamebirds were shot on […]
1 July 2026
The 55 000 hectare Pilanesberg National Park, also known as the Pilanesberg Game Reserve, is a wildlife conservation area situated in our North West province and […]
1 July 2026
ON SAFARIS in wilderness areas in Africa, the indigenous local tracker is the most important element for success. Many PHs guiding foreign clients are also competent […]
1 July 2026
While chatting to some newly licenced professional hunters at the recent PHASA conference, I became aware of their main concern – the non-availability of dangerous game […]
1 July 2026










