The Stormberg Conservancy is a mixture of picturesque mountains and open valleys, situated in the high country of the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Part of this 100 000-acre conservancy’s rich ecosystem includes 20 species of plains game, numerous game birds and waterfowl. This high altitude montane grassland area is famous for its Greywing Partridge hunting, and boasts the most stable populations of Vaal Rhebok in Africa.
The quarry in this area live from the open plains up to the rugged mountainsides, where the altitude extends up to 7500 feet above sea level. Hunting in this region can be strenuous due to the walking and stalking that is required. Hunters here will be exposed to long range shooting, so a good flat shooting rifle with variable scope is advisable. Cool temperatures can be experienced in this area; therefore it is advisable to bring warm clothes. The days can be temperate, with cold mornings and evenings.
Steenbok, Grey Duiker, Blue Duiker, Cape Grysbok, Impala, Bontebok, Cape Bushbuck, Nyala, Red Lechwe, Red Hartebeest, Blue Wildebeest, Common Waterbuck, Warthog, Bushpig, Burchell’s Zebra, Gemsbok, Cape Kudu, Cape Eland.
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