KMG Hunting Safaris 2026 Season Photos

Just looking at these two beautiful old kudu bulls two friends took in different areas during the 2026 Season…
One’s got those really tight curls, while the other carries the more classic wider, open shape. Both absolute crackers in their own way.
Taking fully mature animals like these is such an important part of proper conservation hunting. These older boys have already done their job genetically.
Which style do you prefer, the tight spiral curls or the wider conventional shape?

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What an absolute brute of a Blue Wildebeest bull!
This old warrior has clearly seen many seasons and plenty of battles. Notice the heavy, prominent bosses, showing years of wear.
Huge congratulations to our hunter on taking such a magnificent animal. Don't use enough gun at your own peril. This estate agent will show you the area multiple times over.
Who else has had the privilege of hunting one of these tough old bulls? Drop your photos below!

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Two friends scored themselves a pair of great Gemsbuck bulls on their trip with us during the 2026 season!
These two animals were taken in classic rugged terrain, as Gemsbuck are often found down here in the Eastern Cape.
One of the bulls, is showing classic secondary growth. In older Gemsbuck this basal thickening and extra ring development is a clear sign of advanced age and post prime maturity. As I have mentioned before, ideal and something that should be strived for, but not always possible to achieve.

Can you identify which bull has the secondary growth?

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Taking time to sit quietly beside a hard-earned animal is one of the most meaningful parts of the hunt.
In that stillness the adrenaline fades and deeper emotions surface. Gratitude, respect, and quiet pride.
These reflective moments turn a successful stalk into lasting memory rather than just a photo.
This beautiful Eland bull, taken by our hunter, stands as a powerful reminder of that privilege.
Such pauses honor both the animal and the journey that brought hunter and trophy together.

So true Marius. Thanks for posting pictures. I always enjoying the insights you provide in your commentary.

Mark
 
So true Marius. Thanks for posting pictures. I always enjoying the insights you provide in your commentary.

Mark
Appreciate that very much, Mark! Thank you.
 
What an exceptional Blue Wildebeest bull! A magnificent trophy, showcasing impressive mass, worn down tips, and the rugged character that makes this species such an iconic African plains game animal. Congratulations to our hunter on an unforgettable stalk and a truly memorable achievement in the African bushveld!

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Two good friends and a stellar pair of Lechwe!
Both animals showing impressive horn development and those solid, well-defined bases that point to maturity as opposed to immature animals which will have a white, flakey appearance, especially found in ringed horn antelope.
Congratulations to our hunters on two outstanding animals!

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