Hunting

Long Range Hunts

If long range is your thing, then we’re the team equipped to exceed your long range expectations. For over a decade we’ve hosted and hunted the biggest names in the long range rifle manufacturing game. We have hosted hunters from around the world gaining valuable experience on the various systems and the art behind this growing past time.

It is said that a single day in Africa equates to an entire year anywhere else on the planet. With Africa’s unique specie options, lengthened hunting seasons, and varied terrains on offer, you can rest assured of the greatest long range experience imaginable.

Our professional hunters come equipped with their own spotting scope, a deep understanding of the spotter’s role and the required set-up involved, and most importantly, a belief in something quite unbelievable.

 

Long Range Hunting FAQ's

1What is considered long-range for hunting?
In hunting, “long-range” typically refers to shots taken beyond 300 yards, though many hunters consider 400–500 yards the true benchmark. At these distances, factors like bullet drop, wind drift, and shooter precision become critical. Long-range hunting requires specialized rifles, quality optics, and practiced shooting skills to ensure accurate, ethical shots. Africa’s open plains and varied terrain provide ideal opportunities to test these long-distance skills.
2Why is Africa ideal for long-range hunting?
Africa is perfect for long-range hunting due to its vast open landscapes, diverse terrain, and abundance of species. Hunters can encounter everything from plains game in wide grasslands to tougher mountain species in elevated regions. The extended hunting seasons and variety of shot opportunities make Africa a world-class destination for long-range enthusiasts looking to test skill, patience, and precision in real hunting scenarios.
3What skills are needed for a successful long-range hunt?
Successful long-range hunting requires more than just accurate shooting. Hunters must master range estimation, wind reading, and shot placement over extended distances. Patience, stalking skills, and understanding the spotter’s role are just as important as pulling the trigger. Combining technical rifle knowledge with fieldcraft ensures ethical shots and an unforgettable long-range hunting experience in Africa’s challenging environments.