The 2025 Hunting Season was another one for the books and included some great hunting but also the rekindling of old friendships and forging of new ones. All and all – a truly fantastic year here at CT Safaris!

I’m on a different financial level to most people on this forum. I don´t own any land and rent areas to hunt in two different areas in Sweden. I can’t afford any good area so on average I spend 11-12 hunting days for every animal I shoot.

You awake to the sound of a Cape Turtle dove outside… “work harder, work harder, work harder…” it calls. In the distance Guinea Fowl are

I’ve spent considerable time these last few few weeks capturing and relocating Buffalo and it got me thinking about the above topic… South Africa has

CT Safaris has prided itself from day one on producing exclusive and private safaris but what does this mean and what is the difference between

You’ve all seen it “His and Hers” coffee mugs, “His and Hers” towels, “His and Hers” dressing gowns, etc. etc… Well, my future wife and

There’s an unwritten rule in the South African PH community as far as hunting dogs are concerned… You never, ever, buy a dog from anyone

Having exhibited at many trade shows for many years, one question invariably comes up – especially from folks who are considering their first African hunt:

There are challenges being a Game Rancher, and everything doesn’t always go according to plan… Here is an account of some recent events on Sabrisa

As supporter of and advertiser in African Hunting Gazette Magazine for many years, I was recently interviewed to hear about what a safari with CT

Wow, it is good to be hunting again! With my season now at an end I thought I might share some pics and stories about

A lot can be found about this topic on the internet and elsewhere. It can be a touchy subject for sure… The purpose of this