In South Africa, hundreds of bird species call it home, making for an incredible wingshooting destination.

Experience varies, from rock pigeon to francolin, waterfowl, guinea fowl, and ducks. The diverse habitat, ranging from low-lying subtropical wetlands to windswept mountains, sets the stage for ultimate wing shooting safaris with excellent results.

We at Umvuleni can arrange safaris all over Southern Africa. Certain species, dependent on weather and habitat, may require dogs for tracking and retrieval. Strict measures protect wild bird species, like partridge and spur fowl, with only 20% of these populations harvestable annually. Most outfitters accommodate three or four hunters per group, flushing upward of forty birds per day based on their ability. While fitness is advantageous, hunts are tailored to individual abilities, often across easily navigable terrain. Southern African winter days can be cool, so bring warm clothing and gear for optimal comfort.

Wing shooting programs span two to three days, with early morning departures and field pursuits, occasionally pausing on hot days before afternoon sessions and photo opportunities. Outfitters also arrange plains game or dangerous game hunting safaris alongside wing shooting.

Secure your wingshooting safari in Southern Africa with Umvuleni African Safaris today!