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Announcement — Buffalo adapts well in the Western Cape: New Buffalo-calf born at Hillcrest Game Estates (Wellington)

With some excitement, John Firth of Hillcrest Game Estates (Wellington) expressed his delight at the recent birth of a new Buffalo calf. “For us this

09/11/2018 No Comments

Hillcrest’s breeding projects: Buffalo, Impala and Eland

Author: John Firth — Owner & Managing Director, Hillcrest Game Estates Welcome to the third in our series of articles presenting insights into the various breeding projects

26/09/2018 No Comments

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Announcement — Buffalo adapts well in the Western Cape: New Buffalo-calf born at Hillcrest Game Estates (Wellington)

Hillcrest’s breeding projects: Buffalo, Impala and Eland

Recent Posts

During challenging Covid-19 lockdowns, Diphetogo crèche continues to receive support from the Firth Group

Rains on Firth Group Farms

Message from John Firth - December 2021

NWU BSc Animal Science Students Attend Firth Red Brangus Farm for Practical Day of Learning

Doc Ian Firth Performs Emergency Fetotomy To Save Heifer From Inevitable Death

Cape Wildlife Group members proudly supporting one another

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