The owner and/or hunting operator reserves the right of access at all times to all hunting destinations at their sole discretion towards visitors. If a visitor is requested to leave property and he/she refuses to take immediate steps to leave the farm, has no further permission to be present on the property and failure to leave the property makes such person guiltyof trespassing.

Any person or hunter enters the farm entirely at his own risk, the farm owner or hunting entrepreneur or any other representative of the aforesaid is indemnified from any liability regarding any loss, injury of any nature and reason to visitors.

It is the responsibility of the hunter to be aware of the fact that there are wild animals present on the farm, as well as dangerous animals and activities, and that all hunters and visitors enter the farm entirely at own risk.

Before any hunt can begin, the hunter must have written permission to hunt, indicating the species that may be hunted at agreed prices. The hunter must discuss species, numbers and sexes in advance with the hunting entrepreneur what he/she intends to hunt and/or possibly hunt, to confirm availability. The permit may be withdrawn at any time immediately at the sole discretion of the farm owner or the hunting entrepreneur. The hunter accepts the terms and conditions the moment the farm is entered. The rules will be sent with the hunting booking and booking form to the person who made inquiries and bookings on behalf of the hunting group and he/she will provide it to the fellow hunters. The rules are also displayed on the premises and are also available on request. Before any hunt begins, a hunter undertakes that he/she is familiar with the rules and will obey them.

The hunter must handle all firearms and hunting equipment with care and respect, and respect for other guests and persons on the farm’s safety and dignity at all times. Rifles must be unloaded at all times, except where designated targets are fired at designated firing points, after the owner and/or representative have assured that the firing point is safe or except where the firearm is loaded in the field with the eye to stalk an animal or land on an animal, with a view to hunting it. Only two (2) guns are allowed per hunting vehicle, unless the other is in a rifle bag. Weapons may only be loaded before being applied to an animal and must be unloaded if the shot has been taken or not taken.

Firearms must be unloaded in the camp, stored in a gun bag or in a safe when not hunting and not handled in the camp where other visitors are. If weapons are to be handled or cleaned, we have a reloading room where necessary equipment is, alternatively you need to handle it in your room if it is safe to do so and not, for example around the fire. We accept no responsibility for any loss or damage to a firearm. It remains the license holder’s responsibility to handle his firearm safely and keep it under his direct control.

The shooting range is at your disposal, but must be arranged in advance with the owner or representative to make sure the shooting point and shooting range are safe before shooting.

Please note explicitly that children are not allowed without the presence of a parent or gaurdian to shoot or handle firearms on the shooting range and/or anywhere on the farm without supervision and prior permission. This includes air rifles, Daisy’s, Paintball guns, chains or any other tool that could injure someone or something.

We do not have a problem with children who want to become proficient, on the contrary we welcome children, but we do have a real problem if children act without supervision and permission.

Please take note, you as a hunter are the person who ultimately decides to take a shot or not, either on a target, object or animal, and this is not up to the guide. Before taking any shot, the hunter must familiarize himself with the safety of the trajectory, deflection of the projectile or bullet, and that animals do not stand behind each other.

The identification of the animal or species, the trophy quality or not, the gender of the animal, and total safety before the trigger goes off, all remain the responsibility of the hunter. If a hunter made a mistake and, for example, shot the wrong species and/or trophy, hit more than one animal, or hit an animal behind his target, he/she is responsible for his/her own decision and the cost thereof. If a hunter requires a farm owner or his representative to make the decision, a professional hunter must be pre-arrange for the animal to be identified in advance and the professional hunter’s fee must be paid per day.

The same goes for species identification, sex and horn estimation. The hunter himself decides on estimation of horns, the guide can only give an indication. However, if the hunter uses the services of our professional hunter to ensure that, for example, no trophy animal is hunted, it will be the responsibility of the professional hunter (hereinafter referred to as “ph”) to make the decision whether animal is a trophy or not. Services of our professional hunter must be booked in advance should you require one and his/her instructions must be complied with. For example, if the ph indicates that a particular animal is not a trophy and you are shooting the correct animal as pointed out by him or her, then the fault is on our ‘ph’ and not on the hunter. P.S. the professional hunter’s fee must be paid and booked in advance. On the other hand, one sometimes finds that trophy hunters require a certain small amount of inches on a trophy and sometimes there are animals that on estimate can make it just-just or just-not, remember it remains an estimate and one only knows if the animal is measured, in such a case where the ph indicates that he/she doubts, our suggestion is that you rather let the animal stand, if the hunter, however, takes the shot regardless and the measurement is less than the length that the hunter wanted animal, it is the hunter’s own decision and he remains responsible for paying the animal’s price according to the pricelist.

Shooting at anything other than the target animal being hunted is strictly prohibited, this includes shooting at trees, rocks, and/or objects, etc.

Shoot only to animals for which prior permission has been obtained on the written permission to hunt and on which it has been agreed to hunt. It may be that certain species are not huntable or that certain sexes are not hunted at certain times of the year due to pregnancy, small lambs/calves, limited numbers on certain species per year, or possibly late in the season that certain species are closed due to too much hunting for the season (the latter case is unlikely as we have many game numbers and still try to shoot judiciously at all who tried to meet the needs of the discussed). The shooting at any animal that has not been agreed in advance and that does not appear on the written permission to hunt will be handled as follows:

• If animal appears on price list but no written permission has been obtained:

Hunting of female animals that were closed during the hunting period due to pregnancy or possible small lambs/calves – Double (2x) the rate on the price list payable.

* NB If an animal has been opened and permission has been obtained and the one there is pregnant, for example, no double tariff is payable.

Hunting of animals that were closed during the period that hunting takes place and for which permission has not been obtained but which does appear on the
price list – Double (2x) the most expensive trophy rate for that species on the price list payable.

• Hunting of animals for which no permission has been obtained and which do not appear on the price list:

Double the cost of relocation of the animal / bird concerned or double its replacement value plus in the case of endangered or protected animals it is reported to the relevant authorities.