All wounded animals are paid in full; there are no refunds or discounts for wounded animals. Our hunters must be confident before taking the shot, and if an animal is hit, it is considered taken. This is because a wounded animal often becomes infected (e.g., through flies laying eggs in the wounds) and will weaken until it dies. We have encountered cases where it took up to three months, but the outcome remains fatal.

These are just guidelines: Most clients give $200 per hunter or $400 per couple for the staff. Your outfitter will divide this amount among the skinner, cleaners, and chef. The tracker typically receives $100 to $300. As for your professional hunter, the tip is at your discretion. A common amount clients consider is 10% of the total invoice or the value of the hunt.

In South Africa, government tax is payable only on the daily rates, not on the total invoice. Since the animals will be exported, they are not taxed.

The tax rate is calculated at 15% on your daily fees.
Example: $350 + 15% ($52.50) = $402.50

WGS can recommend the services of Gracy Travel, a travel company based in Texas, to assist you in planning your entire trip.

Please contact Shawn Kennedy from Gracy Travel shawn@gracytravel.com

Contact number: +1 210 698 2611 Ext 222

The entire lodge, including all rooms and surrounding areas, offers complimentary Wi-Fi access for all our guests.

Laundry is done daily, so three sets of clothing will be sufficient.