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African Brothers Safari African Brothers Safari est. 2012 ethical fair chase hunting & conservation Dangerous Game 🐃

04/09/2026

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE AN INFLUENCER? 🌍

My thoughts on being an “influencer” are pretty simple.

It’s not about having millions of followers, chasing likes, or trying to look like you’ve got the perfect life.

To me, real influence is about putting out honest content that inspires others in a positive way — content that makes someone want to get outside, chase an adventure, work harder, try something new, or simply get out there and do it themselves.

It’s a way of life, not a numbers game.

But along the way, don’t lose focus on what’s actually important. Don’t get so caught up in social media that you lose yourself trying to become what everyone else wants to see.

Stay honest. Stay humble. Stay true to who you are.

Because at the end of the day, it’s not about how many people follow you… it’s about whether you positively influence the people who do. 👊🇿🇦

04/09/2026

Well the predators also need to eat sadly this Duiker ram was its Dinner choice. Lynx kill one the Great Fish River valley.

04/09/2026

🇿🇦🦌 LAST-DAY PREP — MIGUEL IS ON HIS WAY! 🦌🇿🇦

The final preparations are happening here at African Brothers Safari as Miguel is officially on route to South Africa! ✈️🌍

Miguel is one of our hunt winners, and he’ll also be joining us for our last safari of the season — so the whole team is fired up and ready to make this one to remember! 🔥

From the Eastern Cape bushveld to the wildlife, food, people and everything that makes South Africa special, we can’t wait to show Miguel what an African safari is all about.

Safe travels, Miguel — the African bush is waiting! 🇿🇦🐃🌅

Stay tuned and follow the adventure from Day 1!

23/08/2026

When amazing things keep crossing your path… you stop and take notice! 👣🐆

Another awesome spot by the trackers — a big leopard track right along the road. Proof that these elusive cats are moving through the landscape, even when you don’t see them.

And to the keyboard warriors and greenies who keep telling everyone there are “only a handful of leopards” left in the Eastern Cape… maybe start listening to the people who actually live and work on the land. 😉

If you want real-world information, talk to the farmers, landowners, trackers and people spending every day in the bush — not someone typing from behind a keyboard.

The science itself acknowledges that leopard numbers are difficult to estimate, and one major study estimated 365–430 leopards in the Eastern Cape.

The bush tells a story. You just have to be there to read it.

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