ECGMA (also known as the Oos-Kaap Wildbestuurgenootskap) is a non-profit organisation that was established in 1980 by Eastern Cape game farmers to promote and protect the management of game. ECGMA is a diverse Association that caters for Recreational Hunters, Game Farmers, Professional Hunters and Conservancies. Our membership numbers have grown year on year and we have well over 1400 members.
Continue reading →Also known as the Kaapse Jagters & Wildbewaringsvereniging, Cape Hunt is accredited in terms of the FCA 60 of 2000. In terms of this acceditation, Cape Hunt may award its members with a dedicated unter status after complying with certain provisions of the act.
Continue reading →Also known as Konfederasie Van Jagters- Verenigings Van SA, the Confederation of Hunting Associations of South Africa (CHASA) is a federation of over 25 hunting, hunting related and shooting affiliates across South Africa. CHASA aims to represent the hunter in securing the freedom to hunt. CHASA achieves this through promoting sustainable ethical hunting practices through leadership and advocacy of all matters related to hunting and the freedom to hunt.
Continue reading →One of the aims of the Bosveldist Jagters en Wildbewarings Vereniging To gain knowledge of wildlife and wildlife
Continue reading →The Bushveld Conservation Bureau is a not-for profit association and have an annual complement of more than 100 members. Their primary mission is to assist farmers who have “problem animals” on their land by using our hunting skills.
Continue reading →The Big Bore Association of South Africa (BASA) is a voluntary organization of Hunters, Sports Shooters and Collectors.
Continue reading →The Border Hunting Club (affiliated to CHASA on SAPS Accreditation Registration Number 1300018)
We are a non profit association of members, who are interested and dedicated to ethical hunting and sport shooting by dedicated members who value conservation and sustainability of natural resources.
Amatola Hunters is a young, dynamic and progressive hunting and conservation association, based in East London, Eastern Cape, South Africa.
Continue reading →The African Chapter of IBO, the ABO, was established in 2005 by a group of dedicated archers, with the mutual desire to see that Bow hunter Education and 3-D Archery, expand and flourish
Continue reading →Supporting the conservation and ecologically sustainable development and use of natural resources, for the benefit of current and future generations, through the promotion of legal hunting.
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