Schooled and trained in the traditional East African methods of hunting, our team of hunters have a personal interest in ensuring that your safari is the greatest adventure and hunt you will ever have. They have worked their way up through the industry and learned their trade through tough apprenticeships under some of the most respected names in the field.
Every Professional Hunter has his own secrets, from knowing the best local areas and hot spots within each region to having his own personal trackers. Each and every safari is handled on an individual basis and is custom built to your specifications and ideas. |
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| Born in Livingstone Zambia, Willy Macdonald is the son of a cattle rancher and grew up on cattle ranches in both Zambia and Zimbabwe. Willy started hunting at an early age and owned his own pellet gun by the age of three. By the age of
four he attended his first cape buffalo hunt with his father and by five years
old, had shot his first wild animal. |
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| Stuart’s family’s long association with the Dark Continent began when his Great Uncle, Justin W Willing, as an officer with the medical corps of the Third Victorian Mounted Rifles, was posted to southern Africa in 1899 to serve in the Boer War, before settling in Rhodesia as a pharmaecuticals manufacturer and ivory hunter. |
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| Like his grandfather and father before him, destiny seems to have reserved the role of Professional Hunter for Malcolm Destro. Since his grandfather arrived in Kenya on the famous Macmillan expedition of 1904, the Destro name has been inextricably linked to that of the pioneering East African safari. |
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| A true son of Africa, John Reeve Moller, a third generation Kenyan, has been leading hunting safaris for over 20 years. Entitled Honorary Game Warden of Sudan and Kenya, and was appointed Official Tourist Consultant to the President of Ethiopia John is a colourful character that gives true meaning to the phrase ‘white hunter’. |
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| Alex Walker, a fourth generation Kenyan, has been guiding and outfitting safaris throughout East Africa for twenty years. During his childhood he was to be found in the bush of Southern Tanzania, the forests of the Mau in Kenya and the mountains and vast wilderness of Southern Sudan. |
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| After completing his matric in 1998 Darren wasted no time in getting on with his career and started working as a Game ranger and doing his hunting apprenticeship in Zululand with Zulu Nyala Safaris in the beginning of 1999 were he later obtained his South African Ph license in October 2000.In 2002 Darren then moved up to Botswana hunting both the Okavango Delta and Kalahari Desert regions were he gained most of his big game hunting experience. |
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| Marcus Baronet - Cameraman |
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| Marcus Baronet was born in kenya in 1974. He was educated in Kenya until the age of 19, before studying in Perth, western Australia. In 1995 he returned to Kenya to begin working with Flashback productions in Nairobi covering a wide variety of events ranging from motorsport to Conferences at the United Nations. |
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