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Price list 2006-7 - SA Hunters

Skinner available: R125 pe day (overtime excluded)
*Prices subject to change without notice

VAT INCLUDED ON ALL PRICES

The Carcass remains the property of Bethaven. Meat can be purchased.
Antelope
Species Bow Hunting
Identification
Image
from Hide Walk & Stalk
Blesbuck yes yes The white blaze on the forehead is divided into two. The legs, belly and rump are lighter in colour than the rest of the body. Male and female have horns
White Blesbuck No Yes Distinct white blaze on face. Belly and inner parts of the buttocks and legs and below the knees are white. This species has larger white patches especially on the croup. Male and female have horns and the male is slightly larger than the female, and the horns are thicker.
Cape Bushbuck no yes Timid medium-sized antelope. White spots on the buttocks, against the legs, at the base of the neck and against the throat.
Common Duiker yes yes Black stripe on the snout from the forehead to the nose
Cape Eland yes yes This regions largest antelope, and resembles a Brahman bull with his large hump and dewlap. Both sexes have horns. As the male ages it becomes darker on the neck.
Fallow Deer no yes Magnificent small Deer like antelope. The male has the typical deer horns  
Gemsbuck (Oryx) yes yes Large Antelope, with both sexes having long, straight horns. The face is black with white marks and the tail is long and black.
Impala yes yes Athletically-built medium-sized antelpoe. There are characteristic black bands on the tail and buttocks. Patches of black hair occur above ankles.
Cape Kudu yes yes Large, elegant antelope with impressive horns and white stripes on the flanks. The female has prominent ears. The male becomes darker against the neck when the hair falls out.
Red Lechwe yes yes Medium sized antelope with characteristic dark markings on the forelegs. The shoulders are lower than the croup, body slants forward.
Common Reedbuck no yes Medium-sized antelope with yellowish grey-brown colour and sometimes black spots below the ears. The front of the forelegs is dark brown.
Mountain Reedbuck yes yes Medium-sized antelope with yellowish grey-brown colour and sometimes black spots below the ears. The front of the forelegs is dark brown.
Nyala yes yes Elegant slender antelope. The male has a white chevron marks between the eyes, white tipped mane and yellow "socks"
Red Hartebeest yes yes Glossy Reddish brown. Tail, blaze on the face and the outer side of the legs are black. The male and feemale have horns.
Sable yes yes A large antelope with dark brown to black and have white bellies. The face is white with dark stripes and both sexes have scimitar-like horns.
Springbuck (Cape) yes yes Distinct dark brown stripes on the flanks above the white belly. Male and female have horns
Springbuck (Black) no yes Darkish brown. Male and female have horns
Springbuck (White) no yes White. Male and female have horns
Steenbuck no yes Small antelope with large ears. The insides of the ears are white with black stripes. There is a black stripe on the top of the muzzle.
Grey Rhebuck no unlikely  
Waterbuck yes yes A large greyish brown antelope with white circle around the tail. The hair is coarse, shaggy and long.
Warthog yes yes Small hardy animal with tough skin and the male has tusks.
Wildebeest (Black) yes yes Cattle like, appears to be sulky. Characteristic beard, hair on the nose. Distinctive long, almost white horse's tail. Horns on both male and female.
Wildebeest (Blue) yes yes Cattle like animal, the face, mane and horse's tail are black. Dark vertical stripes on the neck and flanks. Both males and females have horns.
Zebra (Burchells) yes yes Horse like animal. The stripes on the flanks continue on to the belly. There are dull shadow stripes on the white stirpes. Lower down towards the hooves the stripes become indistict.

Opportunistic Species

Species Bow Hunting
Identification
Image
from Hide Walk & Stalk
Aardwolf no unlikely This animal feeds mainly on ants but will also catch other insects. Mice and ground birds are also included in the diet. It is partial to eggs or ground nesting birds. Due to it's clumsy and slow movements it is often caught by predators. (This is a opportunistic animal)
Baboon no unlikely Long legs with an elongated face. Dangerous when wounded (This is a opportunistic animal)
Bat Eared Fox no yes Large rounded ears with bushy tail with black tip. a fluffy coat and lower parts of legs are black
Bushpig no unlikely Resembles the domestic Pig. Predominantly brown with a mane of lighter hair. The young have horizontal white stripes on their bodies.
Caracal Cat no unlikely A strongly built cat with large paws. It has characteristic tassels of long darker hair on the tips of its ears.
Hyrax (dassie) no yes Small sturdy animal with short legs. On the back is a patch of black hair.
Black-backed Jackal no unlikely Light reddish brown. The Saddle on its back is black with white speckles. (This is an opportunistic animal)
Vervet Monkey yes yes Small black face, a conspicuous long tail ending in a dark brown tip and the male's scrotum is blue. (This is an opportunistic animal)
Porcupine no unlikely A small cat like animal with a long body, short legs and a long black banded tail ending in a black tip. (This is an opportunistic animal)
Small Spotted Genet no yes A small cat like animal with a long body, short legs and a long black banded tail ending in a black tip. (This is an opportunistic animal)
Spring Hare no unlikely (This is an opportunistic animal)