Plains Game Gallery
Plains game hunting in South Africa is more popular than all the other types of local hunting combined. Big Seven Ranch's abundance and variety of animals make it a plains game hunting paradise.
Big Seven Ranch Gemsbuck
The Gemsbuck in English, or Gemsbok antelope in the local language, is a trophy all first-time hunters to Africa should consider.
Big Seven Ranch Giraffe
A giraffe hunt is a unique endeavor. Hunt the world's largest land mammal on safari in South Africa. Giraffe hunting is typically conducted walk-and-stalk style.
Big Seven Ranch Impala
A trophy most hunters take on their first African hunt. The smooth skin and two-tone red coloration make for a unique trophy.
Big Seven Ranch Klipspringer
Klipspringer hunting can be challenging and is often part of the Tiny Ten challenge. Klipspringer are well-suited for climbing and are known for their agility.
Big Seven Ranch Red Hartebeest
The Red Hartebeest is a large, reddish-fawn antelope with sloping back and long narrow face. Both sexes have heavily ringed horns.
Big Seven Ranch Spotted Hyena
Hyenas are hunted using a variety of methods, including stalking, baiting, rifle hunting, and bow hunting.
Big Seven Ranch Warthog
The adult boar, one of the most challenging African games, can weigh over 250 pounds. They are not territorial, and he wanders wherever he wants.
Big Seven Ranch Waterbuck
This is a sought-after trophy for many hunters traveling to the Big Seven Ranch, with impressive horns sweeping back and hooking forward – a very impressive antelope. Its sheer size makes it a desirable trophy on many safaris.
Big Seven Ranch Wildebeest
Wildebeest meat is a delicacy in South Africa and is often used to make biltong, a dried game meat. Female wildebeest are considered to have more tender meat than males.
Big Seven Ranch Zebra
The quality of the hide is the primary factor in determining the trophy's value. Younger zebras have cleaner hides, while older zebras have more scars.