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Omega Safari Outfitters isn't a destination you fly into and hope things work out. They're local South African hunters who've built a complete operation around visiting hunters. From the moment you book, they're your personal point of contact—they arrange your flights, meet you at Johannesburg airpo...

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Omega Safari Outfitters isn't a destination you fly into and hope things work out. They're local South African hunters who've built a complete operation around visiting hunters. From the moment you book, they're your personal point of contact—they arrange your flights, meet you at Johannesburg airport, drive you to the camps, and make sure you leave with trophies and stories.

Omega operates multiple hunting properties in the North West Province:

FarmLocationSpecialtyHunt Type
Omega Game Farm (Main Camp)Groot Marico, NWScenic fenced farm, wide variety of African gameRifle & Bow
ACJ Safari CampNietverdiend, NWColored variants, Nyala, Kudu, Red Hartebeest, Blue WildebeestRifle & Bow
Thabana LodgeNietverdiend, NWCape Buffalo, Sable, Kudu, Red Hartebeest, GemsbokRifle only
Nammah Safari CampBray, NWTrophy Kudu, Gemsbok, Blue Wildebeest, ElandRifle & Bow
HartziewVrybrug, NWCape Buffalo, Sable, Gemsbok, Blue & Black Wildebeest, Zebra, plains gameRifle & Bow
Sesame Mountain FarmNietverdiend, NWTrophy Kudu, Impala, WarthogsFree-range
Mountain FarmNietverdiend, NWMassive Kudu and Impala for serious huntersFree-range
TaaiboschbultPotchefstroom, NWBlack Wildebeest, Eland, Springbok, Blesbok, Gemsbok, ZebraRifle & Bow

Farms range from large fenced operations to challenging free-range properties. Free-range hunts offer the most difficult and rewarding experience for trophy-caliber animals.

Daily rates cover the full operation. With a 1x1 setup (one hunter, one PH/guide), you're paying R 6,650/day. Two hunters with one guide run R 5,250/day per person. Group hunts of 3+ drop to R 4,550/day per person.

What you get: - Accommodations and full catering at camp - Professional hunting guide (PH) and tracker/skinner - All land transportation during the hunt and round-trip from Johannesburg airport - Skinning and trophy preparation - Transportation of trophies to the taxidermist - Beer, wine, and KWV brandy (in moderation) - Laundry service - All permit fees

What you pay separately: - Trophy fees (scaled by size—see below) - International airfare to South Africa - Taxidermy work and shipping after completion - Gratuity for guides - VAT tax

  • •Cape Buffalo — The premium hunt
  • •38" to 40": R 175,000
  • •40" to 42": R 230,000
  • •42" to 44": R 285,000
  • •44"+: Price on request
  • •Kudu — Tiered by size
  • •Up to 50": R 29,750
  • •50 to 53": R 38,500
  • •53 to 60": R 49,000
  • •60"+: R 75,000

Eland - Standard: R 32,500 - 30 to 35": R 42,500 - 35"+: R 58,500

Nyala - Standard: R 24,850 - 23 to 27": R 38,500 - 27"+: R 49,000

  • •Sable: R 54,600 (Trophy 42"+: price on request)

Gemsbok - Standard: R 10,800 - 34 to 40": R 15,800 - 40"+: R 19,800

Blue Wildebeest - Standard: R 9,800 - 26 to 28.5": R 13,000 - 28.5"+: R 16,300

Black Wildebeest - Standard: R 11,250 - 19 to 22.875": R 15,500 - 22.875"+: R 18,500

  • •Red Hartebeest, Blesbok, Springbok, Warthog, Impala, Zebra: R 4,550–R 12,200 depending on species and size.
  • •Jackal & Baboon: R 1,960–R 2,380 (animals of opportunity on certain farms are free).

Important: Prices are based on Rowland Ward trophy measurements. Wounded animals—any animal that bleeds—are charged full trophy fee with no refunds. No guarantees on connecting with specific game or trophy size, especially on free-range farms.

Beginner's Hunt: 5 nights / 4 days - Black or Blue Wildebeest (non-trophy), Zebra, Springbok, Blesbok - Pricing: R 49,500 (2x1) or R 75,000 (1x1) | Observer: R 19,500

Bushveld Hunt 1: 6 nights / 5 days - Black or Blue Wildebeest (non-trophy), Zebra, Springbok, Blesbok - Pricing: R 58,500 (2x1) or R 79,000 (1x1) | Observer: R 22,500

Bushveld Hunt 2: 7 nights / 6 days - Black or Blue Wildebeest (non-trophy), Zebra/Gemsbok (non-trophy), Impala, Warthog - Pricing: R 79,500 (2x1) or R 99,000 (1x1) | Observer: R 25,500

Bushveld Free Range Hunt: 7 nights / 6 days - Kudu (under 53"), Impala (non-trophy), Warthog—most challenging terrain - Pricing: R 94,500 (2x1) or R 109,000 (1x1) | Observer: R 28,500

Any package can be customized and split between parent and child (17 or under) with an observer fee.

  • •May 23–June 6: Six spots available (14 days, customize your hunt)
  • •June 6–14: No spots available (Franschhoek, Cape Town group tour with Pilanesberg photo safari)
  • •June 14–July 1: One spot available (16 days, multiple farms across South Africa)
  • •July 1–15: Six spots available (14 days, customize your hunt)
  • •Custom dates year-round available with a minimum group of 6 hunters.
  • •Gun Rental: R 595/day per person (ammunition included in moderation)
  • •Crossbow Rental: R 420/day + R 300 per shot (practice shots with blunt tips free)
  • •Professional Videography: R 6,000/day (limited availability)
  • •Amateur Videography: R 1,000/day (limited availability)
  • •Non-hunting days: R 3,430/day per person
  • •Non-hunter companions: R 3,430/day per person
  • •WiFi hotspot (spotty service): R 1,800 for trip duration
  • •Land transportation (14-day trip): R 9,030 per person

Omega also runs photo safaris at their scenic main camp (Omega Game Farm, Groot Marico) and at Pilanesberg National Park. Day safaris at Omega include optional bushveld lunch and mountaintop sunset braai. Pilanesberg trips include opportunities to photograph the African Big 5.

All COVID-19 travel restrictions to South Africa have been lifted for US passport holders. Omega handles all arrangements: - Flight booking assistance - Airport pickups at Johannesburg (JNB) - Round-trip transportation to camps - All in-country logistics

All prices are listed in South African Rand (ZAR). Special arrangements can be made to pay in US dollars (USD). Exchange rates apply at booking.

Due to international law, you cannot export game meat. Omega prepares special cuts for eating around the fire at camp; the remainder is donated.

Trophies are skinned, prepared, and transported to a taxidermist. You arrange and pay for taxidermy work and final shipping separately—this happens after your hunt concludes.