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Tsessebe is a species of antelope found in the savannas of southern and southeastern Africa. They are known for their striking appearance, with their reddish-brown coats and distinctive, spiral horns. Tsessebe feed on grasses and other low-growing vegetation.
Join our experienced outfitters on a tsessebe hunting adventure in southern and southeastern Africa. Our top-quality equipment and expert guides will help you track and take down this elusive species in some of the best hunting locations in the region. With a commitment to your satisfaction, you're guaranteed to have an unforgettable experience. Book your tsessebe hunt today!
"We're so happy to welcome Tom Dryer's Safaris to Craig Boddington Endorsed Outfitters. Tom Dryer's a small outfit, it's really Tom Dryer and his son Tom Jr. Now, they're legends in southern Africa and have hunted all over that half of the continent. This is wild Africa!"
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Jaco and his team of professional hunters and staff will ensure that you will enjoy the most memorable time of your life in wild Africa, tracking, stalking, and giving adrenaline-pumping opportunities, and creating life-long friendships around heart-warming campfires. Hunt with GAME TRACKERS AFRICA! Live the African Legacy.
Tsessebe Safaris is a serious operation in Eastern Zimbabwe and Northern South Africa. The Zimbabwe operation consists of a 160,000 acre private concession adjoining the Hwange National Park where they focus on elephant.
Carl van Zyl and his team at John X Safaris are a real class act! They're a second generation outfit based in the East Cape, South Africa, specializing in both plains and dangerous game, with a superb Cape Buffalo hunt at their base Woodlands Safari Estate.
For more than two decades, African Echo Safaris grew into a successful and internationally recognised hunting safari covering most of Southern, Eastern and Western Africa.
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Jamy Traut is a well-know and respected outfitter based in Namibia. Jamy Traut Hunting Safaris is a family-run operation dedicated to providing a small number of clients with an unequaled opportunity to hunt Africa's great game.
Family owned and operated. Burchell Private Game Reserve in South Africa is privately owned land and it is exclusively for our clients.
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At Eland Safaris, you'll find an oasis in the African bushveld. A family-owned and operated company. Alex & Johnny Thomson with their wives Tamryn and Janeske as well as the professional hunters and staff, will not only ensure your safety, but also share their knowledge of this rich and diverse habitat.
J.P. Kleinhans offers excellent concessions in the Eastern Cape and elsewhere in South Africa, offering a tremendous range of game. Africa has many extremely competent outfitters and professional hunters. J.P. is certainly among them, but few make it as much fun! If you like to laugh, you’ll love hunting with J.P. Kleinhans!
The Tsessebe is a large, fast, and strikingly colored antelope found in the savannas of southern and southeastern Africa. They're characterized by their reddish-brown coats and distinctive, spiral horns.
Tsessebe are native to the grasslands and savannas of southern and southeastern Africa, with significant populations in countries like South Africa, Botswana, and Zimbabwe.
The optimal hunting season for Tsessebe generally falls during the drier months when the animals congregate around water sources, making them easier to spot. This typically occurs between April and October.
A medium to large caliber rifle, such as a .30-06 or .308, is typically recommended for hunting Tsessebe. Optics with good light-gathering capabilities can assist in spotting these animals in their natural habitat. Appropriate hunting attire for the season and region.
Hunting Tsessebe can be moderately demanding, often involving a mix of vehicle-based spotting and stalking on foot. It's suitable for hunters with an average level of physical fitness.
The primary hunting method for Tsessebe is spot-and-stalk, which may involve tracking the animal from a vehicle before pursuing it on foot for the final approach.
The horns of a mature Tsessebe bull typically measure between 12 and 15 inches in length, making them an impressive trophy.
Yes, a hunting license and permit specific to the country of the hunt are typically required. These will be arranged by your outfitter as part of your hunting package.
Depending on the location, a Tsessebe hunt can often be combined with hunts for other species such as:
When planning a Tsessebe hunt, consider factors like the duration of the hunt, the physical demands, the time of year, the necessary equipment, and the potential for hunting other species on the same trip.
After the hunt, the outfitter typically arranges for the field dressing, meat processing, and trophy preparation. The meat is often shared with local communities, and the trophy is prepared for shipment or local taxidermy as per the hunter's preference.
Our Tsessebe hunts have a high success rate, with most hunters achieving their desired trophy. The exact rate can vary from year to year, but we always strive to provide our clients with a successful and satisfying hunting experience.
At Craig Boddington Endorsed Outfitters, we value transparency, integrity, and the absolute best in hunting experiences. We believe that each hunt is more than just a price tag - it's a personalized journey for every hunter while we cannot list specific prices like the impersonal hunting directories out there you may have seen, we want to emphasize that we hand-pick outfitters known for their impeccable service, expert knowledge, and fair pricing. We understand that a hunt is an investment and we are committed to ensuring our clients get the best possible return - in experience, satisfaction, and the thrill of the hunt.
