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[Gunnie]

@JKO HUNTING SAFARIS has several properties in South Africa that would suit your family's needs. Which property to choose depends a bit on what your preference for animals would be. Jacques has worked with a number of kids thru the years including my then 8 year. Please let me know of any questions you have, my contact information is in my signature. While I'm in Africa at the moment, I will be back in Arizona in a few days.

I can second JKO I would without hesitation return with my family.

 

[MANKAZANA SAFARIS]

Greetings. I have hunted Namibia and loved it. My buddy and I would like to come back for another Safari in 2027 and bring our kids with us. His Eight year-old boy and my 21-year-old daughter. Any recommendations on another country to hunt mainly planes game and have a safe family experience.?

The Eastern Cape of South Africa is a wonderful region to hunt. A variety of different terrain and species, there is something for everyone. It makes for a wonderful experience, especially with family and friends!

 

[Rare Breed]

If you want to hunt somewhere new I’d look into eastern cape South Africa. I like the terrain and hunting style there. However, I think it’s difficult to beat Namibia.

Both @GAME 4 AFRICA SAFARIS and @frontier safaris are great in East SA to take a family to take some nice animals on a great hunt for a great value. For example with these two outfitters you can take a kudu, zebra, wildebeest, springbok and impala for $5k and have wonderful accommodations and a great way to introduce someone to Africa

 

[358 Norma]

I can highly recommend Tsala Hunting Safaris in South Africa, they can provide what you are looking for and a hole lot more!

Here is picture of my Brother and my hunt in June.

 

[DLSJR]

Is Travel to Botswana safe for a 21-year-old girl and an eight-year-old boy?

Might be the safest country in all of Africa. And Tholo is top notch, excellent operation with outstanding hunting.

 

[Spear Safaris]

Spear safaris in South Africa would be ideal
info@spearsafaris.com.
Cheers Ernest