The property comprises 11 748 ha and consists of two adjoining farms. This is a large-scale, well-established game farming and eco-tourism asset located approximately 120 kilometres east of Grootfontein. The properties comprise expansive open terrain and mixed bushveld habitat, which together support a diverse range of plains game species. This natural landscape provides a strong foundation for sustainable game farming, breeding, hunting, and conservation activities. The remote location of the farms enhances their suitability for controlled wildlife management and exclusive hunting experiences, while also limiting external disturbance and human-wildlife interaction. The property includes a registered exclusive-use safari residence that is currently operational and positioned to offer
privacy, comfort, and an authentic bush experience. In addition, the property includes chalet accommodation, which provides flexibility to cater to the self-drive and broader tourism market. Water security is a defining feature of the properties. With a total of 5 boreholes, all of which are equipped with solar-powered pumps, provide reliable and cost-effective water supply across the farms. During the rainy season, natural dams form on one of the farms, reducing reliance on borehole abstraction and enhancing overall sustainability. Average annual rainfall ranges between 450mm and 600mm, with the primary rainfall season from December to March. The sandy soils respond rapidly to early moisture, often producing early green flushes following good rainfall seasons. Summer temperatures typically range between the low 30s and 40°C, while winters are mild, with daytime temperatures generally between 18°C and 25°C. The terrain comprises a combination of sandy and firmer soil types. Firmer soil areas have been established with bloubuffel grass (Cenchrus ciliaris), which provides high-quality grazing, and improves carrying capacity . The game populations are notable not only for their numbers but also for their exceptional breeding quality and long-term genetic potential. A standout feature of the farms is the quality of the Kudu. Exceptional horn genetics are evident, with recorded trophies reaching an impressive 65- inches, and a strong presence of bulls consistently measuring above 55 inches.
Read more...