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654 Paul Kruger Street, Les Marais, Pretoria, Tel: 012 335 2740,
Email: - Online Store:
Parktown STORES
We are the LARGEST suppliers of
in South Africa - Buy Online or In Store
3D Shadows Ladies
PARKA JACKETS was R1405, now from
R999.00
PH Combo
Includes:
Jacket + Trouser
+ S/S Shirt
was R1740, now from
R1150. 00
Open on Sundays & Public Holidays - May 1, 6, 13, 20, 27 & June 3, 10, 16, 17, 24
also available in olive and Khaki
Your MEGA
outdoor specialist
Parktown Stores is a 98-year-old, 4 500 m2, mega outdoor
specialist. We are South Africa’s largest stockist of the
Sniper Africa range of camouflage gear. We stock everything
camo, including men’s, ladies’, kiddies’ clothing, leafy/ghillie
suits, gloves, headgear and bags. Visit us for a selection of paintball
products for self-defence or play.
For the non-hunter we offer major brands, including First Ascent,
Capestorm, Jeep and Sterling and we also stock a range of outdoor
footwear, including Wolverine, Merrell and Salomon. Our 1 500 m2
general clothing and footwear section specialises in men’s and ladies’
formal and casual clothing.
Planning to tackle a major hiking trail or head across Africa in your
4x4? We have almost everything you require, including electronics,
optics, shooting-accessories, binoculars, range-finders, trail
cameras, 2-way radios, GPS units, spotlights, headlamps and night-
vision.
We are conveniently located in Pretoria (5 minutes north of the Zoo).
Order online and we will deliver your order for free (t & c’s apply).
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ZIYAAD DOCKRAT, Parktown Stores
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To negotiate – for the benefit of all its members – with government
or any other authority on current or proposed legislation which
may threaten the rights of a hunter or the owner of a firearm.
To negotiate – for the benefit of all its members – with government
authorities to retain or acquire hunting rights for the benefit of all
its members.
To co-operate nationally and internationally with other
organisations and institutions which pursue objectives similar to
that of CHASA.
To promote conservation, replenishment and sustainable
utilisation of game and promote wildlife in general.
To promote hunting ethics as a high priority.
To negotiate hunting opportunities, destinations and benefits for
members. (Refer to database on CHASA website).
To promote the members’ compliance to all acts, regulations and
ordinances relevant to hunting and nature conservation.
To promote the publication of events within the hunting
environment in order to further enhance the image of the hunter.
To determine uniform standards for services and awards.
To equip members with knowledge and expertise necessary to
make an effective contribution to conservation and to promote
and protect the future of hunting.
CHASA renders specific services to member associations with
regards to:
Dedicated hunter status in compliance with the Firearms Control
Act (FCA) as well as sport and handgun sport shooting.
Collate trophy data for publication in the SA Record Book .
Set standards for competitive shooting with hunting rifles.
(Annual Inter Association Shooting Competition involving
224 participants countrywide.)
National recognition and awards to hunters and conservation,
e.g. Musgrave Award, Presidents Award, etc.
Collate data on hunting opportunities. (A link has been submitted
to member associations to put on their websites.)
For more information visit
ownership, management and control of the economy in favour of all
South Africans. Some of the WRSA chambers play a very important
role by training farmworkers.
The WRSA Board for the next two years was recently announced.
This Board will take WRSA forward under the leadership of the new
president Tebogo Mogashoa and deputy president Wiaan van der
Linde.
How can you get involved?
WRSA offers a variety of membership options, which includes
bona fide wildlife ranching membership, additional membership
for their families and staff, as well as corporate, student and com-
mercial membership. There is also a category for ‘Friends of the
Association’ that provides for people who show an interest in wild-
life ranching. Contact Ms Ankie Stroebel at
or 012 335 6994.
1: Tebogo Mogashoa
2: Wiaan van der Linde
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