Buffalo Hunt in Australia

In Australia’s Northern Territory your dreams of experiencing a huge outdoors adventure, in a landscape full of enormous contrasts, can be made a reality. In this Australian State you can find everything from tropical rainforest, mountains and cliffs, to open savannah, idyllic lakes and mangrove filled lagoons. Very few people live here, which is just one of the reasons that the habitats here provide optimal conditions for a rich animal life.

Here you can also find impressive rock paintings, many thousands of years old, created by Australia’s original human population the Aborigines.

The best season for hunting buffalo is from June - September when temperatures range from a minimum of 20 - 23 C to a maximum of 27 - 34 C. This is the dry season, when the use of a 4WD vehicle with air-conditioning can be a real advantage. From October to the start of November temperatures can reach as high as 34 - 42 C during the warmest part of the day. The rainy season starts during November and lasts until March.