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We're attending
The SCI & DSC Conventions
in Jan and Feb 2024

Robin Hurt Safaris will be attending the DSC and SCI Hunting Conventions in January and February 2024. We're looking forward to seeing you there.

A Dangerous Game
By Robin Hurt and other contributers

Safari is what this book is all about. It is dedicated to dangerous game, although not all the chapters are focused on that subject but all describe the danger and excitement of an African safari.

We're fighting to conserve.
RHWF's Anti-Poaching Summary - 2023

This has been one our most intense years for Anti Poaching, primarily as we have been graciously assisted on both the ground and from the air.

Covid – 19 :
Anti-Poching & Conservation Relief Funds

Never before has African conservation interests and the safari way-of-life been threatened on such a grave scale. Tourism is a huge part of the economy and due to the effects of the Covid-19 Pandemic.

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The Scottish
Macnab
Challenge

If the ghillies in the boot room had been taking bets on which of the castle’s guests would get a Macnab, they would not have picked Beau Box.

A Hunter's Hunter -
A Lifetime of African
Safari By Robin Hurt

The late Anthony "Tony" Dyer, the Doyen of the East African Professional Hunters once described Robin Hurt as the 'Hunter’s Hunter', hence the title of this book.

Robin Hurt Safaris -
55 Years as a professional hunter and
conservationist

From an early age, Robin developed a passion for both hunting and wildlife. His father, Lt Col Roger Hurt D.S.O. was a Game Warden, and as a teenager Robin assisted with wildlife management in the area...

The Role of
Safari Hunting
in Africa today

The 65th General Assembly of the CIC (International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation) was held in Madrid from the 3rd - 5th May 2018. It was a great honour that Robin Hurt was invited as a guest speaker

2020 Capstick Conservation Award Winners:
Robin and Pauline Hurt

The Peter Hathaway Capstick Hunting Heritage Award Committee has selected Robin and Pauline Hurt as the 2020 award recipients.

Open letter from the president of the African Professional Hunters Association

Unless you have been to Africa and ventured beyond the well-travelled roads and comfortable accommodations found in many of the continent's great national parks, you will never understand the real reason...

Hunting Cape Buffalo in
the mist forests of
Lossimingor

I had been mulling this hunt over for many years after an article I had read about hunting on horseback on Mount Longido. After some research I decided to book with
Robin Hurt Safaris who have great
a reputation.

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