EC Hunting Safaris

19/06/2026

13/06/2026

🏆 THE SPIRAL SLAM QUEST IS COMPLETE! 🏆

Episode 4 premieres LIVE on YouTube this Saturday, 13 June at 2:00 PM EDT (20:00 SAST)

Join us as we follow an unforgettable Eland hunt that marks the final chapter in our pursuit of the Spiral Slam. From the challenges of the hunt to the excitement of success, this is one you won't want to miss.

We also take part in an important cull hunt, highlighting the role of responsible wildlife management and conservation in South Africa.

🎥 Set your reminder and join us live!
📅 13 June
⏰ 2:00 PM EDT (20:00 SAST)

12/06/2026

HAPPY WEEKEND 🍻

EPISODE 4 LIVE PREMIERE on JUNE 13th at 2PM EDT on our YOUTUBE CHANNEL 🦌

Join us on another unforgettable adventure in the Eastern Cape as we continue our pursuit of Africa's incredible game species.

Our goal? To complete the legendary Spiral Slam! One of Africa's most sought after hunting achievements. Every stalk, every challenge, and every success brings us one step closer.

Watch the full episode and follow the journey!

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08/06/2026

Did You Know? 🌿

South Africa's thorn trees are far more than just obstacles in the bushveld. They feed wildlife, enrich the soil, provide nesting sites for birds, and even use chemical signals to warn nearby trees when animals are feeding on them.

The next time you're stalking through thornveld, remember that these iconic trees are one of the foundations of South Africa's wildlife ecosystems.

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03/06/2026

Massive Nyala Bull Harvest 🦌

27/05/2026

Thermal Jackal Hunt

Commonly referred to as predator hunting, varminting or predator calling. Because they are known to prey on livestock and small game, they are also frequently called agricultural pests or vermin.

23/05/2026

HAPPY WEEKEND 🫎

Nothing beats the crackle of a fire, good company and an ice-cold Savanna Dry after a day in the African bush. 🍻🔥

21/05/2026

Conservation Thursday

In ethical hunting, conservation always comes first. Mature old bulls are often selected because they have already passed on their strongest genetics and contributed to the herd for many years. By harvesting older animals responsibly, younger breeding bulls are given the opportunity to grow, strengthen the population, and continue the natural cycle.

Selective hunting is not about taking the biggest animal possible, it’s about maintaining balance within wildlife populations and protecting healthy ecosystems for future generations.

In COLLABORATION with :
Highland Field Company
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