Experience Africa With Limcroma Safaris

Our 2019 hunting season has begun in South Africa... We look forward to sharing a camp fire with all of our guests very soon! Memories of a lifetime await you...

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Sweet! Can't wait until June! @Limcroma Safaris, how was your winter? Did you get some rain?
 
Hello @lpace ,

We had a good winter with plenty of rain in our region. The grasses look great this spring. We look forward to hosting you all soon!
 
Here is one of the latest new hunting videos shared by one of our clients Mr. Steve... In this video, Guillaume, one of our most experienced dangerous game PHs, guides Mr. Steve on a exciting Cape buffalo hunt followed by some fantastic plainsgame hunting. If this is the kind of experience that you are looking for in your safari, give us a shout and we will make it happen! Enjoy the video!

 
Dangerous Game Hunting in South Africa with Limcroma Safaris

Dangerous Game Hunting in South Africa by Limcroma Safaris posted Apr 30, 2019 at 9:26 AM
 
When visiting on a hunting safari, we always encourage our guests who are able to spend a few extra days either before or after their hunt to visit one of the many other fantastic destinations that are so close by.... Cape Town and its surround areas offer more to do and see than you can possibly imagine. For couples and families it is a must see at least once.

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I liked the rock hyrax !.Not many pics of those.
 
Community, culture, and conservation on safari with Limcroma Safaris

At Limcroma Safaris, we strive to provide the total African experience that includes so much more than just fantastic hunting. The Els Family, along with the entire Limcroma staff, have a deep sense of community & family, and it has always been very important for us to give back as often as possible.

Over the years, we have supported various benevolent programs including our support of the Sekgweng Intermediate School which is a large part of the Limcroma Community Project. As a guest of Limcroma, you will be able to participate in this very enriching and rewarding experience with the opportunity to visit and participate first-hand in our endeavors.

During your community visit, you will be accompanied by a representative to escort you to personally meet and get to know the children at the local school which was founded in 1976 by one of the local farmers. The school has been supported and maintained by private donations ever since. Most of the students are from the local Tswana tribes, and their parents lack long-range transportation. Therefore, the majority of these children stay in the school's hostel. Guests will be afforded the chance to donate various essential goods and supplies including much appreciated game meat taken from their own safaris.


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It's no secret that at Limcroma Safaris we put families, and especially children, high on our priority list. In combination with game drives and photo safari options around Limcroma's lodges, our latest addition to our non-hunting activities list is our Nature Conservation Education Program. This consists of an interactive, fun-filled, one-day activity where our qualified field guide will host our guests on an educational bush outing.

We believe it is the responsibility of all hunters to educate the young, future outdoors men/women on how this intricate system that we call nature works. During this excursion, we will explain how every living creature plays its own vital role in a healthy ecosystem. Participants will learn that a tiny dung beetle has just as important of a role in the ecosystem as an elephant or lion.

A normal day of NCE will consist of a game drive where some general information will be given on insects, birds, trees, and the native mammals. The guide will also introduce guests to bush survival techniques, tracking techniques, and a bush lunch. There will be lots of hands-on participation as well as some fantastic photo opportunities. Even though our goal is to educate the young outdoors folks, everyone is welcome to join in on one of these NCE outings.

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A nice Father & Son bow hunting safari with Limcroma

Bow Hunting in South Africa by Limcroma Safaris posted Jun 18, 2019 at 6:44 AM
 
Dangerous Game Hunting in South Africa

Dangerous Game Hunting in South Africa by Limcroma Safaris posted Apr 30, 2019 at 3:26 PM
 
Pretty exciting charge!
 
Here is a full-length safari video (20 minutes) of Mr. Neil who was one of our hunters from this past season... Our thanks to Mr. Neil for allowing us to share his hunting video here on the AH forums.

I especially like this video not only because it is of a great hunt, but it very clearly depicts what one can expect to experience on a safari with us at Limcroma. I hope you enjoy! If you think this is the type of safari you want for your next African adventure, please give us a shout.

 
Here is our most recent full-length client safari video featuring Mr. Marvin, his lovely wife Miss Debbie, and their grandson Gatlin on their incredible African adventure with Limcroma Safaris.... Mr. Marvin and his entire family have become very dear friends over the years. They have hunted with us multiple times, and they have referred many friends to us as well. Many outfits claim that you will arrive as clients, but leave as family, but we mean it... We are proud to feature their most recent safari experience with us. Please enjoy!

 
With a new season ahead of us, we at Limcroma Safaris are pleased to present our 2020 promotional video... We have lots of new amenities for our guests to enjoy at our 2 luxurious lodges, and we have more hunting properties than ever exclusively for our guests to hunt... Whether you are planning that first African safari with the wife or family, or you are the most seasoned African veteran hunting the Dangerous 7, we have you covered... Come and see why the majority of Limcroma clients are planning their next safaris with us before the first one is over...

 
So, we did have a few groups of hunters in camp for the beginning of our hunting season in March before the closures and travel bans began. These great folks ended their safari with a visit to our local village's Sekgweng Intermediate School to visit the children and drop off some much appreciated donated goods via SCI's Blue Bag Program.

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Until life gets back to normal, here's a quick glimpse as to what awaits you on a Limcroma Safari.... See you all soon!

 
Eland Crossbow hunt with Limcroma

Eland Hunt South Africa by Limcroma Safaris posted Sep 10, 2019 at 2:48 AM
 
A nice Father & Son bow hunting safari with Limcroma

Bow Hunting in South Africa by Limcroma Safaris posted Jun 18, 2019 at 6:44 AM
I see these fellows were using expanding broadheads in this 2019 video and another. I booked a hunt for 2020 and I was told only fixed heads were allowed. Did the policy change?
 
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