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Why is Bushmen Safaris an Expert for Bow Hunting in Africa?

Bushmen Safaris has years of experience in Africa and your bow hunting trip will evoke memories of lifetime on our private 22,000 acre deeded wildlife conservancy in beautiful South Africa.

Bow Hunting Videos with Bushmen Safaris Check out our video page to see what kind of hunting adventures are waiting for you at Bushmen Safaris in South Africa.

Hunting is vital for wildlife and economy in South Africa A recent article from Sporting Shooter Magazine discusses how important hunting is to the wildlife and economy of South Africa, which is the home of Bushmen Safaris.

The thrill of the hunt: More women are signing up for it Hunting in Africa is a unique, addictive adventure – more than 80% of our clients are repeat hunters – and Bushmen Safaris will be more than happy to introduce you to the beauty and the wonderful trophy hunting safaris available in South Africa. Whether your African hunting interest is primarily dangerous game, large game, small game, plains hunting, or Big 5 hunting, Bushmen Safaris will help you experience one of the greatest adventures on Earth during your African trophy hunting safari.

Hunt Strong founder enjoys his time at Bushmen Safaris Davie “Crockett” Ferraro founded Hunt Strong - www.ihuntstrong.com - to enhance the lives of outdoors men and women to become more successful in the field. Davie helps get people get in great physical shape to be able to take that one opportunity to make an ethical shot on what could be your trophy of a lifetime. He spent some time hunting at the Bushmen Safaris facility in South Africa and was kind enough to share his experiences.

Alaska Hunter Has a “Trip Of A Lifetime” At Bushmen Safaris

The Peninsula Clarion, the daily newspaper of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula, wrote a story about Len Malmquist and his “trip of a lifetime” at Bushmen Safaris.

During his two-week African expedition at Bushmen Safaris, the retired 60-year-old bow hunter killed nine animals. However, Len Malmquist did more than shoot his bow during his June 2012 adventure. One day he went the whole time without seeing a single animal large enough to shoot (and he counted 249 animals). He “went nuts,” though, with his camera. “I got video,” he said, “and I’ve got still pictures up the yin-yang.”