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Daggaboer Farm Stall

About Daggaboer Farm Stall

Travelling between Cradock and P.E. you will find Daggaboer Farmstall 50 km from Cradock. As one of our guests commented: “Daggaboer is part of our holiday. Once we've arrived here, we really start to relax.” In 2011 the travel magazines WEG & GO voted us as the best farm stall in the country. We believe that this honour was bestowed on us not only because of our vast array of top quality farm stall products (no tourist junk) but perhaps most of all due to our unaffected country hospitality, humour, quick service and unpretentious but very clean toilets. We are well known for our fresh roosterkoek, homemade pies, lemonade and ginger beer. A variety of more than 50 homemade jams and preserves, dried fruit, Dutch cheeses, biltong & dry wors (even many of the local farmers get theirs from us) mouth watering confectionery as well as a big range of quality gifts await you. Come and relax on the stoep with real moer-coffee, soak in the tranquility of the Middle Karoo and beautiful mountain scenery whilst enjoying a very generous slice of the best cheesecake, lemon meringue or milk tart.

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Namibia is perhaps best-known as a plains game destination, and Dawid Muller has excellent concessions for the full range of Namibian species. This includes his own farm, which is a rugged, beautiful free-range area just 40 miles from Windhoek…so you can be hunting kudu and gemsbok in little more than an hour after arrival! A big difference with Daggaboy Safaris is that Dawid Muller is also an extremely experienced dangerous game hunter, operating an excellent exclusive concession in eastern Caprivi bordering Mdumo National Park.  There he offers excellent hunting for elephant and some of Namibia’s rarities such as roan, sable, and red lechwe. His first love, however, is hunting buffalo—hence the name of his safari company! Dawid manages one of Namibia’s largest quotas for buffalo, with big herds coming and going from both the Park and Botswana…and bachelor bulls— dagga boys—hiding on islands and in reedbeds. Buffalo quality is exceptional, some of the best I’ve seen…and Dawid and his team are some of the best buffalo hunters I’ve been with. Accommodations and food are excellent, “ranch style” for plains game and an excellent wilderness camp in Caprivi. In Namibia Daggaboy Hunting Safaris has it all!

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The Daggaboer Farm Stall initially started off as an outlet for handmade sheepskin slippers and delicious (filled or plain) roosterkoek.

The Daggaboer Farm Stall still sells both sheepskin slippers and tasty roosterkoek but it’s also diversified into selling ginger beer, honey, boeremiesies (for those of you as ignorant as I am - these are apricots in witblits), pies and organic cheeses. Gifts such as soap, beautiful mohair blankets and scarves are also for sale.

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Thursday, November 18, 2010

The daggaboer farmstall - food and stories.

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Lovely story, Marie.I bet the book will be interesting. But what caught my eye was the colourful rooster on the sign. And for further weed info, see here http://bookartobject.blogspot.com/2010/11/not-quite-walt-whitman.html if you missed it in the NYTimes

You have the best stories. xo jane

Oh how wonderful ! Can't wait for the book. And that's what I call a FARM STALL

Haha. Ek en J het ook nog nooit die daggaroete gevolg nie, is nog altyd te veel van 'n hoofseun- en dogter. So, wat maak jul Desember?

You'll have to enter that farmstall into our Puik Padstal competition (starting December online at www.weg.co.za). Looks fabulous.

Good story. Now, if Daggaboer translated literally is Pot farmer, then is 'boer' farmer. Then wors must be sausage (me think of the 'worst' as in bratworst) so that boerewors gets to mean Farmer Sausage? You probably already said all that, but I had a moment.

Thanks, MIT... Jane - nah, you do! Hen - I'm surprised you haven't stoppped at this place, but maybe you left Zebra from another direction. arcadia - is dit? uh, wat maak ons met rook in Desember of praat ons van eet? :-) Andy - hello, Coz. I bet this will be nominated by numerous people. Frank - you put Sherlock Holmes to shame. In a word, Yes!

Oh dear, I am going to have to admit that although at school I was incredibly strait-laced, I have smoked pot. Only twice in my life though, once as a student and once, well, actually only a few years ago... I must say I wouldn't mind having another go, if I knew how to get hold of it. (The Daggaboer is obviously not going to be an option.) I remember getting very erudite and spouting paragraphs of what I considered to be incredibly wise insights, but of course, forgot these immediately afterwards. I may very well have the Answer to Everything locked up in my mind - I intend to have a scribe on hand if ever I should have another opportunity. On the other hand, I have never had roosterkoek. (I hope that doesn't make me a bad person.) I loved the story of the etymology of Daggaboer. My dad (originally from Napier, but now long departed, from life I mean, not Napier) told the story of Sandy's Glen near Napier. Apparently it was known (yonks ago) as Sondaarsvlei. An Englisk mapmaker asked a local what the area was called and he answered him, but with a strong "brei", so it sounded like Sondagsvlei. Back in CT the mapmaker translated this to Sunday's Glen. Over the year this changed in the local "volksmond" to Sandy's Glen - Sandy being the name of one of the locals, and when new maps were subsequently made, this is what appeared as the proper name. No idea if this story is true, but it is rather lovely!

Hi from Kathy who loved your mom's Open garden... My maiden name is Trollip, a descendant of William Trollip who settled on the farm Daggaboer in 1839. I checked in a book on the Trollips, written by Doris Trollip Gordon, re the origin of the name. The friendly parting words "Goodbye, Farmer" or in Afrikaans, "Dag,ou Boer" is one theory. The other is that, "many years before, the farm had been owned by an old Boer farmer, who had made capital out of the abundant dagga which grew on the farm, exchanging it for ivory, cattle and skins brought in barter by the vagrant Hottentots." I LOVE any postings with pictures of the Karoo - my home before I moved to cape Town. (On another Trollip family farm, not Daggaboer.)What a place!!

Haha Anairam - ja nee. I admit to finding the long intense monologues of some people high on pot intensely boring. They are just amazed at something they've just discovered but, to the unbaked, the idea is simply deeply tedious blablabla. Hi Kathy - I would not mind a home in the Karoo. Lucky you. It feels like home. Lucky you, and it's a small white world, yes? Your theories match Charl's.

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Top 10 must-visit padstals in eastern cape.

Eastern Cape’s padstals offer an irresistible mix of local flavors and charming experiences, each providing a unique glimpse into the region’s rich culinary tradition. These delightful stops have become essential destinations for travelers and locals alike, blending fresh produce, homemade treats, and welcoming atmospheres.

They offer more than just a break in your journey—they provide a true taste of Eastern Cape’s hospitality and heritage. As you travel through this vibrant region, let these stops enrich your adventure with their authentic local flavors and welcoming environments.

1. Nanaga Farmstall, Gqeberha

Picture: Facebook / Nanaga Farm Stall

In 1969, Lynn Lake started Nanaga Farm Stall by selling cabbages from the trunk of her car. Today, this famous stop produces up to 3,500 pies each day and has become a hub for South African delicacies. It blends a dynamic marketplace with locally sourced goods and artisanal products.

Featuring not only their renowned pies and “roosterkoek” but also fresh pineapple juice, dairy products, ready-made meals, bottled preserves, and pantry staples, Nanaga Farm Stall offers a wide array of treats. Visitors can enjoy biltong, dried fruits, nuts, sweet treats, rusks, fresh bread, coffee, homemade Italian ice cream, and distinctive gifts. The pies, crafted from a treasured family recipe, embody the region’s rich tradition and culinary skill, offering a genuine taste of Eastern Cape’s warmth and heritage.

Address: N2 Hwy & R72 Alexandria, Gqeberha, 6185 Phone: 041 468 0353

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2. Padlangs Country Restaurant, Patensie

Padlangs is more than just a spot for farm-fresh products; it boasts a fully licensed restaurant that operates daily. Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty breakfast, a leisurely lunch, or a pleasant tea, Padlangs has you covered. You can choose to dine indoors in the charming ‘Farm French’ area or enjoy your meal outside amidst citrus orchards with views of the Kouga Mountains. Families will find a playground with a sandpit, toys, and swings to keep the little ones entertained.

The menu at Padlangs offers a range of choices, from satisfying breakfasts and pizzas to light meals and gourmet steaks, complemented by an extensive wine list and bar. Embracing a relaxed, slow-living approach, Padlangs encourages guests to disconnect and savor the peaceful surroundings of the Valley. It’s a welcoming place for both children and pets, ensuring a laid-back and enjoyable dining experience for everyone.

Address: 4 Barkly St, Maletswai, 9750

Phone: 072 298 0815

3. Daggaboer Farm Stall, Cradock

Picture: Facebook / Daggaboer Farmstall/Padstal

Established in November 2006, Daggaboer is a unique farm stall situated on the N10, approximately 48km from Cradock and a two-hour drive from Port Elizabeth. This welcoming stopover, which earned the Farm Stall of the Year award in 2011 from Go! magazine, is an excellent place to stretch your legs, savor quality coffee, and browse a diverse selection of treats.

Once celebrated for its delicious roosterkoek, Daggaboer has since expanded its offerings to include ginger beer, honey, boeremiesies (apricots in witblits), pies, and organic cheeses. Visitors can also find an array of gifts and handmade products, such as soap, mohair blankets, scarves, and delightful crochet animal and Disney hats from L&A The Knotty Hookers.

Address: N10, Cradock, 5880 Phone: 087 807 8165

4. Oppi-Vlak Padstal, Willowmore

Picture: Facebook / Oppi-Vlak Padstal

At Oppi-Vlak Farm Stall, you’ll find a serene setting perfect for a relaxing break. Enjoy a cup of coffee or a refreshing drink on the stoep or beneath the shady trees at the Lapa. Pair your beverage with roosterkoek and a Kudu Russian for lunch while your kids play with Goggatjie, the friendly meerkat.

The restaurant offers a satisfying breakfast featuring freshly made roosterkoek cooked over the coals. Inside, you can browse a selection of gifts, Karoo curios, hats, rusks, jams, and other preserves. The spacious outdoor area is ideal for children to run around and interact with farm animals, all while soaking up the fresh Karoo air. Oppi-Vlak Farm Stall provides a charming and laid-back experience.

Address: N9 40 km outside Willowmore, Willowmore, 6445

Phone: 083 421 4409

5. Oudebosch Farmstall, Tsitsikamma

Picture: Facebook / Oudebosch Country Café – The gateway to the Tsitsikamma

Oudebosch Country Café, located at the gateway to Tsitsikamma, offers a delightful mix of fresh produce, homemade gifts, and a charming coffee shop. Visitors can enjoy a range of beverages, including coffee and tea, paired with cakes and light meals. The spot also includes a tourist information center and a small supermarket. Relaxing in the scenic beauty of Tsitsikamma, guests can savor signature “roosterbrood” while exploring the extensive gift shop.

Oudebosch Country Café supports the local community by creating job opportunities and providing a space for local artisans to display their crafts. The venue features a beer garden and a curio shop where you can find unique items to take home. A playground for children adds to the family-friendly atmosphere. Conveniently located midway between Port Elizabeth and Knysna, it’s easily accessible from the Kareedouw / Eersterivier off-ramp.

Address: R102 & R402, Tsitsikamma

Phone: 042 011 0186

6. Baddaford Farmstall, KwaMaqoma

Picture: Facebook / Baddaford Farmstall

Baddaford Farmstall, located 8 km from Fort Beaufort on the R67, combines a farm stall, restaurant, and nursery. Here, you can find a selection of jams, preserves, baked goods, and unique gifts. The restaurant serves freshly brewed coffee and light meals, with ingredients sourced from their own garden for a true farm-to-table experience.

The nursery offers a variety of indoor and outdoor plants, including fruit trees ready for your garden. Baddaford Farmstall provides a welcoming stop with fresh flavors, local produce, and beautiful plants.

Address: Baddaford Farmstall, R67, KwaMaqoma, 5720

Phone: 087 350 4402

7. Die Tolhuis Padstal / Farmstall, Maletswai

Picture: Facebook / Tolhuis Padstal

Tollhuis Padstal offers a charming stop with its historic stone building and a variety of goods such as jams, preserves, biscuits, and snacks. The padstal features a small playground for children and provides secure parking, making it a convenient spot for a break while traveling along the N6. While there, be sure to try the home-baked cookies and enjoy the koeksisters, which are a local favorite. Additionally, you can find hand cream for sale, adding to the selection of thoughtful items available.

8. Oakly Farm Stall, Alexandria

Picture: Facebook / Oakly Farm Stall

Oakly Farm Stall is a must-visit for those traveling through the Eastern Cape. Known for its renowned pineapple juice, Oakly Farm also offers a range of delicious products including fresh bread, homemade pies, and biltong.

The farm stall serves as a perfect spot for a refreshing break, with freshly baked goods and a selection of jams to complement your visit. Their ginger beer and coffee are particularly popular, making it a great place to enjoy a wholesome breakfast or simply unwind with a drink.

Address: R72 Coastal road 18km west of Alexandria, Alexandria, 6185

Phone: 072 101 6885

9. Tam’JaZi City Stall, Gqeberha

Picture: Facebook / Tam’JaZi City Stall

At this charming city farm stall, visitors can enjoy a delightful range of farm-fresh products. The shop offers a selection of coffee, light meals, and a variety of gifts and jams. It’s a great spot to unwind, whether you’re stopping by for breakfast or lunch. Don’t miss the venison options and refreshing pineapple juice—perfect for a relaxing break.

Address: 99 Main Rd, Walmer, Gqeberha, 6056

Phone: 079 515 5871

10. Jagtpoort farmstall, near Middelburg

Picture: Facebook / Linda Hallahan – Jagtpoort Farm Stall

This charming little farmstall is a hidden gem with reasonably priced droë wors and biltong. It’s not just a spot for great snacks; you can also explore various wilderness activities like abseiling, game drives, and mountain biking. The friendly service adds to the experience, making it a worthwhile stop. Plus, the clean bathrooms ensure a comfortable visit.

Address: N9

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Daggaboy Safaris is based in the Limpopo Province of South Africa. Named after the Limpopo River, a 1000 mile river that spans South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique. Daggaboy guests stay at Bua Nnete Lodge in Tom Burke, a small town 6 miles from the Botswana border.

To book with Daggaboy Safaris,  click or call Gerhard at 855-824-1149

Daggaboy Safaris carefully plans each hunt according to each hunters specific needs. They specialize in both rifle and bow hunting for many different trophy species. Typically hunts are a minimum of 7 to 10 days, but more time affords more hunting and sight seeing oportunities. While a successful hunt is important, safety is the top priority and Daggaboy Safaris provides safe transport for our clients to and from the airport. The lodge is situated in a very safe area and hunters find that there is nothing to be concerned about.

Bow hunting safaris are undertaken throughout the year but we recommend the drier months (May – October) as the game is more concentrated around watering holes and the chances of success improve dramatically. Bow hunting is done from established blinds as well as the walk and stalk method.

Excellent big game fishing is available on the coast of South Africa and Daggaboy Safaris can help with those arrangements as well. For the serious fresh water fisherman, excellent inland fishing exists for tiger fish, large catfish and many other species.

Inoculations are not required for South Africa however if a hunter is to hunt in the Northern Province, Zululand, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique they recommend malaria prophylactics be taken. Please consult your pharmacist or doctor on the subject.

South Africa has developed into one of the most popular hunting destinations in Africa. It can be hard to chose who to hunt with, but rest assured that Daggaboy Safaris prides themselves on a high degree of professionalism while targeting the largest variety of trophy species, including all of the big five.

Daggaboy Safaris ensures that you receive the best service and that all your needs are taken care of. You will be treated with the greatest respect and responsibility. Book your next adventure!

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Bua Nnete Luxury Lodge is a fully catered lodge in the Limpopo Province along the N11 road, 8km from the Martinsdrift / Groblersbridge border post to/from Botswana. The Lodge is so much more than just a place where you can rest your head after a long day on the road. It is about becoming part of nature in our peaceful environment and setup.

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Gerhard Vos

Welcome to Daggaboy Safaris

Tom burke, limpopo, south africa.

“Daggaboy” meaning Buffalo Bull, was born through the inspiration of Hunting Outfitter and Professional Hunter Gerhard Vos .

Gerhard grew up on a hunting farm in South- Africa where he was also raised to be a guide from the age of 12. For the following 20 years he guided several hundred local and international hunters. Growing up in a Christian family, he was taught that hunting is not only about killing animals but rather hunt to utilize and conserve.

What to expect on your African Trophy Hunt

Daggaboy Safaris carefully plans your hunt according to your specific needs. We specialize in both rifle and bow hunting. For the observer we can organize a shopping trip, elephant back safari or a visit to a white lion breeding facility. The ladies can relax in the nearby "in Africa" spa with very relaxing atmosphere.

Safety is one of our top priorities. Safe transport for our clients from the airport and back are well organized. Ourlodge is situated in a very safe area and we can honestly say that there is nothing to be concerned about. 

We will ensure that you receive the best service and that all your needs are taken care of. You will be treated with the greatest respect and responsibility.

Included in your packages

Picking you up at Johannesburg International Airport

All road transport regarding your hunt & fully equipped hunting vehicle

All meals, snacks, soft drinks and bottled water

Room cleaning, sanitary and laundry services.

PH, skinners and trackers

Animals quoted on

All permit fees

Field preparation, and transport of trophies to selected taxidermist.

Exclude on your safari

All airfare

All side excursions/tours

Alcoholic beverages

Personal expenses

Taxidermy, dipping, shipping and crating cost

General information on packages

Day fees included in packages

50% of package price payable to secure booking.

Balance of safari is payable 30 days before safari start.

All non hunting observers @ $225 per day. Unless otherwise stated.

If animal is wounded it will be fully charged.

Unless properly discussed with outfitter animals can not be substituted.

Any extra animals taken outside of package will be charged as on normal price list.

Day of arrival will count as hunting day if arrived before 12 pm.

Day of departure will count as hunting day if departed after 12 pm.

Extra days can be added to packages as per price list.

All extras to be paid in full on the last day of safari.

Shipping and dipping is done by independent company at an additional fees.

All permit fees and license fees by local Government are included

All prices on packages to be changed without notification, except on booked packages it will stay the same.

Cancellations- Will be refunded if another safari is booked to replace your booking, otherwise forfeited. These situations will be dealt with on the merit and type of the situation.

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Wayne Gilbert Jr.

World class outfitter, top notch lodge, great game . When you go here you leave as a client and a friend . You could not ask for a better guide and a wonderful staff.

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Dagga Boy with The Kosher Safari

One of the Big 5 is the Cape Buffalo. These large animals seem peaceful and content to be left alone so why are they part of the Big 5?

One of the reasons given is because of the Dagga Boy. Dagga means mud and these lone males often wallow in the mud. These males are no longer with the herd because they have been forced out of the herd by younger males. Because of their age they are also often in pain with wounds and covering them in mud alleviates the pain for them.

What to do if confronted

If you ever come across a lone bull in the wild, be prepared for this is a very dangerous experience, even if you are in a car or game vehicle. The buffalos seem tame but their temper can flair up with or without any provocation.  The lone bull is however a lot worse because they are known to hunt down predators, and there are many accounts of hunters having been killed by the Dagga Boy. He may charge at you without warning. These buffalos were notorious from circling around and attacking the hunter. Their motto seems to be “attack is the best for of defense”. If you do confront one keep as still as possible and try back away as quietly as possible. You can find refuge up a tree, but it is unlikely you can outrun it as it charges at 56km per hour!

Find out more about one persons serious encounter here . And make sure to read about the rest of the big 5 here.

At The Kosher Safari we have thankfully not had any encounters with these lone bulls yet, however some of or guides have!

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