Hunting Suni in South Africa

About the Suni

In South Africa, the Suni occur in the forest of Kwazulu-Natal in the Hluluwe and coastal belt region. They feed on fungi, leaves and flowers. They are shy and active at night and in the cooler parts of the day.

Judging a Trophy Suni

Only males have horns that are ridged, 4-5" long in a trophy ram

Suni Hunting Tips

Permits are limited and need to be booked well in advance. Hunt in the early morning and late afternoon. Move slowly and scan the dense undergrowth, they like to sun themselves on the edge of the forest. Use a solid bullets to minimize damge to the skin. We like to use a 243 caliber with Impala solids.

The cost of hunting a Suni is $7500