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Hello Members!
A little bit about myself. I am not a hunter. WAIT don't stop reading.
But I love the bush and I love living in South Africa. I think we have so much to offer the world and great hunting is certainly one of them!
What I do do: I co-own a digital agency and we were recently asked by a South African (Free State) Private Game Reserve to re-design their outdated website. It is very important for us to fully understand what a hunter would like to see when visiting a Game Reserve's website before we start the re-design. We want to create a pleasurable experience for users of their website. They breed game and are fully committed to conservation of wild animals. They have beautiful well taken care of animals on their 30 000 acre farm.
Would you be so kind to give us a few pointers? What is important items for a Game Reserve's website? What is a hunter looking for in the website? Photo's of the animals? Rates? And do most hunters book directly for a hunt with the farm? And anything else you think is important. No detail is to small!
This would help us a great deal - and your advice might just help improve the experience of a fellow hunter.
Thanks!
A little bit about myself. I am not a hunter. WAIT don't stop reading.
But I love the bush and I love living in South Africa. I think we have so much to offer the world and great hunting is certainly one of them!
What I do do: I co-own a digital agency and we were recently asked by a South African (Free State) Private Game Reserve to re-design their outdated website. It is very important for us to fully understand what a hunter would like to see when visiting a Game Reserve's website before we start the re-design. We want to create a pleasurable experience for users of their website. They breed game and are fully committed to conservation of wild animals. They have beautiful well taken care of animals on their 30 000 acre farm.
Would you be so kind to give us a few pointers? What is important items for a Game Reserve's website? What is a hunter looking for in the website? Photo's of the animals? Rates? And do most hunters book directly for a hunt with the farm? And anything else you think is important. No detail is to small!
This would help us a great deal - and your advice might just help improve the experience of a fellow hunter.
Thanks!