Own A Game Ranch In Africa

[sambarhunter]

I doubt you would get very many hunters to hunt on 1000 ha.

From what I have seen that is too big for a lot of 'hunters'

 

[johnnyblues]

From what I have seen that is too big for a lot of 'hunters'

OUCH... But I guess you could be right.

 

[DuncanF]

Anyone make an inquiry as to the price?

Yes. US$2m.

 

[lwaters]

For 2 million I could just about hunt everything in the world for the rest of my life

 

[Supercat]

For 2 million I could just about hunt everything in the world for the rest of my life

+100!

And not have to worry about losing it in a few years too

 

[Tanks]

An article published in the Citizen this morning of interest to the topic

https://citizen.co.za/news/south-af...d-expropriated-to-build-communal-urban-areas/

From the article:
"“The draft legislation determines that no land will be expropriated for any other reason, except for the public interest."

Well, anything the government does would be deemed in the public interest so it is still a land grab.

 

[Tanks]

Yes. US$2m.

If there was water and power the $2M could be worth it to convert to an agri farm. As a hunting lodge, would never get the investment back.

 

[Supercat]

From the article:
"“The draft legislation determines that no land will be expropriated for any other reason, except for the public interest."

Well, anything the government does would be deemed in the public interest so it is still a land grab.

Ask the farmers from Zimbabwe who lost it all what they think of that...

 

[C.W. Richter]

I have some friends in Zim that have gotten their family farmland back, so I believe RSA is even more risky these days....For $2M you could purchase a hunting ranch on each of the major sporting continents, or as others have suggested, pay for retirement and just hunt wherever when you feel like it!