Tsessebe Hunting with Likhulu Safaris in South Africa

 

Hunting Tsessebe with Likhulu Safaris

Scientific name: Damaliscus lunatus

Embark on an exhilarating Tsessebe hunting adventure with Likhulu Safaris in the captivating landscapes of South Africa. The Tsessebe is a remarkable antelope species that calls hunters seeking a challenging and rewarding pursuit.

How to Hunt Tsessebe in South Africa

Tsessebe hunting in South Africa usually involves a "spot and stalk" method. This means finding a group of Tsessebe, watching them for a bit, and then quietly sneaking up to them for a good shot. It's important to be patient and quiet because Tsessebe are super-fast and have sharp senses.

If you're using a bow, the best plan is to wait in a hiding spot near where the Tsessebe usually go for water or food. They come to these spots regularly, so it's easier to get close to them. This usually means waiting about 20 to 30 yards away for the perfect shot with your bow.

When picking a gun for Tsessebe hunting, it's best to go for a medium-powered one like the .308 Winchester or .30-06 Springfield. These guns pack enough punch if you aim well. Another good choice is the 7mm Remington Magnum because it's accurate from far away. No matter which gun you use, make sure to use good bullets that go deep and expand well to make the hunt as quick and painless as possible.

For your gun scope, it's helpful to have one that works well in low light because Tsessebe are most active during sunrise and sunset. A scope with a big lens, like around 40 to 50mm, lets in more light, especially in the early morning or late afternoon. The level of zoom you need depends on where you're hunting. In wide-open areas, a scope with high magnification helps, but in dense bush, a lower magnification works better.

Making sure your shot hits the right spot is super important. A broadside shot, where the animal is sideways to you, gives you the best chance to hit vital organs like the heart and lungs. A quartering-away shot, where the animal is angled away from you, is another good option. It lets your bullet pass through the lungs, leading to a cleaner kill.

Why Hunt Tsessebe

Challenging and exciting hunting experience: : Tsessebe are known for their speed and agility, making them a challenging and thrilling species to hunt. They can reach speeds of over 90 km/h, making them one of the fastest antelopes in Africa.

Unique and beautiful trophy: :Tsessebe have a striking appearance, with a reddish-brown coat and a dark brown/purplish sheen. Their horns are thick, short, deeply ridged, and curving evenly backward, making for a unique and impressive trophy.

Availability and accessibility: : Tsessebe are found in several African countries, including South Africa , Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe . This makes them relatively accessible to hunters from around the world.

For the ultimate Tsessebe hunting expedition, entrust Likhulu Safaris. :As the premier hunting outfitter in South Africa, Likhulu Safaris ensures a safe, ethical, and unforgettable hunting adventure. Book your Tsessebe hunting expedition with Likhulu Safaris today and plunge into the thrill of the hunt in the dramatic landscapes of South Africa.

 

 


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