PERFECT HUNT 3D is a professional precision hunting app for experienced and new hunters alike. It will help you find the right hold from any angle, in whatever position your target may be standing.
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PERFECT HUNT 3D accelerates the learning process and perfects your shot placement with the aid of a unique interactive 3D simulation. It was designed with input from professional hunters, under the guidance of well-known professional hunter Jacques Hartzenberg

PERFECT HUNT 3D covers a broad selection of the most exciting game animals in the US, South Africa and Europe. By revealing the anatomy of the animals it shows you how to set up your shot for the perfect bullet path.

It also offers interesting details from the life of Jacques Hartzenberg.

Professional hunter and Outfitter, Jacques Hartzenberg is the owner of Chapungu Safaris Africa. Born in South Africa, Jacques was very young when he started showing a keen interest in animals and particularly wild life. At the age of just 14 years old, Jacques was entrusted with his own and first, single-shot .22 rifle.

Jacques early pursuits on an uncle’s farm, kept Jacques very busy with hunting guinea fowls and it was during these times that he perfected his gun handling skills. He became very familiar with dangerous game while hunting smaller game with a few good friends and work colleagues on a few occasions in the Eastern and Northern Cape.

They hunted with experienced local trackers; expert hunters in their own right who would pursue even the largest game species. It was in this time that his passion for hunting was sparked.

It was here that Jacques spent most of his time refining his skills, learning, researching, but also getting very involved and very active in the game farming and hunting industries. He started to build up serious connections and contacts, knowing that he would need these in future.

Jacques has always been inspired by other’s experiences, their stories and made it his business to read about all the well-known hunters and their hunting experiences. Like all great hunters of bygone days, Jacques thinks like the animal he is hunting. He is very passionate and involved in his businesses. He believes in surrounding himself with a very competent team of staff and experts and he believes in hands-on-management.

After growing the business significantly and building up a huge local and international client base, Clifton (in Graaff Reinet) was bought in 2009 and he also invested and bought a stake in the largest privately owned game reserves in SA Kalahari Oryx (in the Northern Cape) in 2005.

Kalahari Oryx Game Reserve

A rare South African ‘gem’ 150 000 acres in the Northern Cape. The Kalahari Desert is part of the huge red sand basin that reaches from the Orange River up to Angola, in the west to Namibia and in the east to Zimbabwe. The erosion of soft stone formations created the sand masses. The wind shaped the sand ridges, which are typical of the landscape in the Kalahari. The dominant vegetation: grasses, thorny shrubs and Acacia trees, can survive long drought periods of more than ten months every year.

Four of the Big Five can be found roaming the landscape, including White as well as Black rhino, lion, leopard, and buffalo. Apart from other plains game, sable, roan and nyala can be found. The reserve boasts with a luxurious Five Star lodge as well as its own airfield. Kalahari Oryx remains an icon of African hunting.

Clifton Guest Manor & Game Reserve

Clifton Guest Manor & Game Reserve occupies a breathtaking 22 000 acres through which the Sunday River meanders. It was established in 1774 and is one of the Eastern Cape's most famous and luxurious guest farms. The farm is situated near the historic town of Graaff Reinet.
Clifton Game Reserve is currently home to cape buffalo, eland, kudu, sable, waterbuck, burchels zebras, cape mountain zebras, oryx, red hartebeest, bontebok, kafue letcwe, nyala, impala, mountain reedbuck, black, copper and common springbuck, duikers, klipspringer, steenbuck, bushpig and various other small cats and other nocturnal species. For the non-hunter they offer day and night game drives as well as guided tours on foot, horseback or with quad bikes. Other species that will be re-introduced during the season are the rare Black rhino as well as White rhino, giraffe, roan antelope and common reedbuck.

At Kalahari-Oryx and Clifton we breed with Roan, Sable and Buffalo. Their plan is to breed exceptional genetics, good breeding as well as trophy quality they have annual sales supplying the farming as well as hunting industry. Then there are also other exotic animals on the farm as Bontebok, Cape Mountain Zebra & White Rhino, we really protect against poachers.

We have CCTV cameras everywhere in the field 24 hours watching the animals and anti poaching staff that patrol the rhino day and night and watch all their doings. We also produce our own alfalfa to feed all the animals.