By the early 1990s, the owners realized that to increase overall profitability of the farm, they would need to gradually start stocking the farm with game. Natural food resources were a major concern, so to avoid competition with the cattle, they introduced plains game. They fenced 3,000 hectares and put 55 giraffes on it in 1992. This was a noticeably successful venture, so more game such as the Blue Wildebeest and African Elephant were brought in from Etosha National Park. The farm was already home to wild animals like the Gemsbok, Kudu, Leopard, Cheetah, Honey-Badger, Baboon and many others.