Investment Opportunity

Schoongezicht is a well established game farm in the Thabazimbi area of South Africa and it focuses on the Game and Hunting industry. George Potgieter is the sole owner of Schoongezicht and established world-class facilities for the breeding of scarce game on the property.

We offer the investor a unique opportunity to become part of one of South Africa's fastest growing industries. After the collapse of countries like Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Angola, Southern African biodiversity are under huge pressure. This phenomenon created the opportunity for South African game farmers to become leaders in ensuring the preservation of especially rare game species in Southern Africa.

THE WAY FORWARD

The investor invest by purchasing female animals only. The investor remains the owner of the initial animal.

The partnership will be on a 50:50 profit-share basis between Schoongezicht and the investor from there on but Schoongezicht will provide the following:

All necessary breeding facilities and infra-structure
All necessary permits and costs thereof
Providing of high grade breeding bulls
All feeding costs
All veterinary expenses
First 12 month insurance on female animals.

FACILITIES

Currently, we have a 420 ha fully electrified "camp system" which is divided into 14 different camps. The camps are constructed in a way that young bulls can be separated from breeding herds as well the handling of possible sick animals.

1007 ha is available for a Buffalo breeding project which include a passive game capturing boma. Schoongezicht is spread over 3500ha of beautiful bushveld. From August 2010 up to date R12 million was invested in the Rare Game Breeding Project.

Day/Night Camera's are installed in the breeding camps to ensure that the animals are monitored properly. Every animal are monitored individually on a daily basis by Schoongezicht management 365 day of the year.

Kudu Lodge will be open and available for all investors wishing to monitor their investment and investors who want to experience being part the operation. Schoongezicht have its own Game transport vehicle.

PERMITS

All necessary permits for Buffalo, Sable, Roan , Rhino and Nyala has been obtained. An ecological study was concluded in 2010 by Professor Piet du Plessis, quite a familiar name in the South Africa Game Industry.

Schoongezicht's Buffalo WR no is WR 03/330/00145

PROVIDING OF BREEDIND BULLS

Schoongezicht is responsible for the providing of top breeding bulls of species for each project and ensure the quality of breeding herds.

We currently are the proud owners of a couple of the best Roan bulls in the industry and would gladly show them to potential investors. Our Golden Gnu bull being used in this specific project is the son of "Larry" who was the biggest Golden Gnu known to man.

Schoongezicht furthermore take pride in the fact that we recently bought a magnificent Sable bull from Thaba Tholo for the on-going Sable program

FEEDING OF ANIMALS

Schoongezicht will solely be responsible for the feeding of all the animals.

George Potgieter also owns an irrigation farm in the area where enough lusern is currently being produced. He is furthermore also a shareholder and Director of the Russel Stone group who is the majority shareholders in Agri Invest feeds in Pretoria, where top quality game feed is being produced.

Animals are fed through all seasons to ensure top condition of the animals. We believe with our current feeding program we can fully ensure every animal is in top condition in terms of:

horn growth
fertility
parasite control.

VETERINARY COSTS

As mentioned in the Investment Agreement, Schoongezicht carries ALL veterinary costs which may occur.

Dr Louis Greef, well know veterinary in the game industry, is responsible for most of the veterinary work and advice in Shoongezicht's breeding programs.

EXAMPLE OF INVESTMENT : SABLE (CALCULATION DONE ON 4 ANIMALS)

	Year 1	Year 2	Year 3	Year 4	Year 5
Begin	2011/01/01	2012/01/01	2012/01/01	2013/01/01	2014/01/01
End	2011/12/31	2012/12/31	2012/12/31	2013/12/31	2014/12/31
Bulls (older than years)	0	0	0	0	0
Cows (older than 3years)	4	4	6	6	6
3+ year cow	0	2	0	0	3
3+year bulls	0	0	0	0	3
2+year heifer	2	0	0	3	3
2+year bulls	0	0	0	3	3
1+year heifer	0	0	3	3	4.5
1+year bulls	0	0	3	3	4.5
< 1year heifer	0	3	3	4.5	6
1 < year bulls	0	3	3	4.5	6
	6	12	18	27	39

Market Value	Year 1	Year 2	Year 3	Year 4	Year 5
	2010/01/01	2011/01/01	2012/01/01	2013/01/01	2014/01/01
	2010/12/31	2011/12/31	2012/12/31	2013/12/31	2014/12/31
Bulls (older than years)	-	-	-	-	-
Cows (older than 3 years)	800 000	800 000	1 200 000	1 200 000	1 200 000
3+ year cow	-	400 000	-	-	600 000
3+ year bulls	-	-	-	-	150 000
2+ year heifer	300 000	-	-	450 000	450 000
2+ year bulls	-	-	-	120 000	120 000
1+ year heifer	-	-	375 000	375 000	562 500
1+ year bulls	-	-	75 000	75 000	112 500
< 1year heifer	-	300 000	300 000	450 000	600 000
1< year bulls	-	60 000	60 000	90 000	120 000
	1 100 000	1 560 000	2 010 000	2 760 000	3 915 000

	Year 1	Year 2	Year 3	Year 4	Year 5
Investment	900 000	900 000	900 000	900 000	900 000
Value	1 100 000	1 560 000	2 010 000	2 760 000	3 915 000
Return On Investment	22.22%	73.33%	123.33%	206.67%	335.00%
Increase in investment per year		41.82%	28.85%	37.31%	41.85%
Return On Investment for investor		36.67%	61.67%	103.33%	167.50%

The following assumptions have been made in the above calculations:

Prices of animals will not change in the following year. (See graph below for average prices for the last 6 years).
Reproduction is 50/50 male and female.
Every cow should give a calf every 12 months. In good conditions and with a good feeding program, sable- and roan cows could have a calf in intervals even as low as every 10 months.
No provision has been made for mortalities. With good management and maintaining of our world-class facilities to keep out any natural predators, we believe that mortalities will be extremely low if any. The area is also known to be a very safe and disease free area.

Although a large increase in the price of Buffalo occurred in 2008-2009 it is interesting to note that prices are steadily increasing trough the World Economic Crises and that scares game are one of the very few investments who didn't devaluated in value.

One of the main reasons was the total collapse of Zimbabwe's wildlife. I believe that prices will increase over time or at least stay more or less the same.