Explore Africa Today
Bow Hunting & Photographic Safari Specialists
About us
We Make Sure That Your Every Trip Is Unforgettable!
It’s been said that once you come to Africa, you never leave – a piece of your heart will always remain here.
At Pro Hog Safaris we happen to know that’s true!
It is for this reason we take pride in showcasing all that Southern Africa has to offer, and sharing as many amazing experiences with as many people as possible.
Let us take you on an African Adventure of a lifetime!
Our Services
There Are Many Ways To Experience The African Bush. Let Pro Hog Safaris Be YOUR Guide!
Bow Hunting
Catering to both first timers and expert archers, Pro Hog Safaris has a vast and knowledgeable staff in the field of archery.
Bring your own equipment, or benefit from our proximity and association with one of Johannesburg’s largest bow hunting suppliers, and rent or buy supplies as necessary.
Big Bore Air Rifle
Pro Hog Safaris prides itself on tailoring custom packages for its clients.
With big bore air rifle hunting becoming increasingly bigger in Africa, Pro Hog Safaris will accommodate the hunter and their preference in hunting equipment.
Plains Game Hunts
Zebra, Impala, Kudu, Warthog, Crocodile, Sable, and many other African species are waiting to be tracked and discovered.
7, 10, 14 day packages available, with additional options and choices available.
Let us tailor your African Plains Game Experience!
Photographic Safaris
The wild life, the bush, the mountains, the rivers, Southern Africa really has it all!
Explore and discover the wonders of Southern Africa, with fully customised photographic & sight seeing safaris, planned to perfection by Pro Hog Safaris.
Fishing Safaris
Tiger Fish, Bass, Barbel, and many more!
Freshwater fishing trips to South Africa, as well as Botswana, Zimbabwe, and other surrounding countries are available, with tailored packages available.
Equipment rentals may also be arranged.
Airport Transfers
We offer pickup and dropoff from O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg.
Transfers and accommodation arrangements can also be made.
With day trips and curio shopping offered as well, tailor make your trip with Pro Hog Safaris for an unforgettable experience.
Why Choose Us
With A Strong Focus On Sustainable And Green Hunting, Pro Hog Safaris Is Passionate About Protecting African Wildlife For Future Generations.
When talking about hunting, it is important to understand that the context of African conservation is rapidly changing.
Many think that hunters have a bloodlust, do not care about wildlife, and simply want to kill.
People sometimes view hunting in a negative light, as they feel it doesn’t serve a purpose, and poses dangers to the environment and animals.
In fact, the opposite is often true – trophy hunting provides a means of funding conservation work and protecting the habitats that sustain wild animal populations across large swathes of the continent where, without hunters’ dollars, wild bush would soon be taken over by commercial agriculture or the wildlife decimated by poachers.
Private hunting lands contain approximately 12 million head of game, twice the number found in South Africa’s national park system.
As part of holistic conservation programs, trophy hunting enables African nations to practice conservation at landscape scales while improving the lives and livelihoods of rural and indigenous peoples in a way that reduces dependence on foreign aid and philanthropy.
Trophy hunting has, and can, provide the incentives and revenue necessary to make conservation efforts more resilient, while maintaining the health of ecosystems to make the change sustainable.
Did You Know?
One species that has been brought back from near extinction as a direct consequence of this system is the Southern White Rhino.
In 1960, South Africa’s population of this species numbered only 840 animals, and hunting them was illegal.
By 1968 the population had increased to only approximately 1,000, and so hunting of the species was reopened.
The size of the market for rhino hunting, and the profits that could be generated, led South African landowners to intentionally populate their land with rhinos, as well as breed them.
This has been done so successfully to the point that their number has now increased to more than 18,000.
