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This country was the first to
begin to see the need for bowhunting regulations. Legal bowhunting started in
the old Transvaal province in 1984 with the last of the original four provinces,
Natal, coming on board in 1986. Now bowhunting is allowed in all 13 of the South
African provinces. There are, however, specific rules and certifications
necessary for the bowhunting of Cape buffalo.
South Africa offers perhaps the largest variety of plains game species than
any other single African country. Aside from the main stay Impala, warthog,
wildebeest, zebra etc. RSA has some specialized species like Mountain Reedbuck,
Red Duiker, Black Wildebeest, Red Hartebeest to name a few.
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you can contact: South African Tourism Board 747 3rd Ave. New York, NY 10017 |
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Email Neil Summers, owner/manager/consultant for Africa
Call us toll free at
1-800-833-9777 for more details