A hunter posing with a wide 43-inch Cape Buffalo Syncerus caffer bull in the Gauteng Province bushveld.

Dangerous Game Hunting Gallery

The Ultimate Test of Skill and Fortitude

Pursuing Africa’s Dangerous Game is the pinnacle of the professional hunting experience. This gallery documents the high-stakes encounters and the world-class trophies that define a true safari, from the unyielding Cape buffalo of the Gauteng thickets to the ancient Nile crocodile. At African Bushbuck Adventures, we specialize in these high-adrenaline pursuits, prioritizing ethical fair-chase principles and the surgical precision of heavy-caliber ballistics. Each image captured here represents more than just a harvest; it is a testament to the respect, patience, and professional guiding required to face the most formidable species on the continent.

The Pursuit in Pictures

Below, we invite you to explore the finer details of our Dangerous Game safaris. This collection highlights the diverse terrain, the intensity of the track, and the exceptional trophy quality managed across our concessions. From the heavy bosses of seasoned bulls to the intricate field preparation, these images showcase the reality of the hunt.

Cape buffalo taken in the bushveld region of Limpopo Province.
Trophy Category 3 lion taken in the Kalahari region of the North West Province.
Female hunter with a trophy white rhino bull in dense Mopane vegetation.
Leopard trophy taken from a blind in the Limpopo Province.
African elephant taken with a single shot in the Mpumalanga Province.
Female hunter with a Category 3 lion trophy in the Bray region.
Trophy hippo taken by a female hunter with a custom 375 H&H.
Large Category 4 lion taken in the Tosca region of the Kalahari.
Large 12-foot Nile crocodile trophy taken after a long wait.
A hunter posing with a wide 43-inch Cape Buffalo Syncerus caffer bull in the Gauteng Province bushveld.

Dangerous Game hunting packages

The dangerous game trophies in this gallery are a testament to our commitment to ethical, fair-chase hunting and sustainable wildlife management. Join us for your own legacy safari.