Coventry Lodge, Sentrum

The area is classified as a dry zone, with an average rainfall of some 500mm per year. The average day temperature during the winter hunting season is 15ºC with cold nights. The rainy season encompasses the most summer months between September and April.
The farm is located in an area covered with sweet bushveld and soil varying from sand soil to some turf areas. A variety of large trees are spread over the farm, of which Marula and Knob thorn are the most significant. The veld is well looked after with enough natural cover to facilitate easy hunting while walking and stalking. No fences exist and no cattle are kept on Coventry
A number of natural predators, including occasional spotted hyena, leopard and cheetah have been spotted on Coventry. Resident species include brown hyena, caracal, jackal and other smaller cats.

Bird species
Coventry has a large variety of birds, and most bushveld birds are found on the farm. Coventry has been mentioned by some professional hunters as the game farm with the most active bird life they have visited.