There are three main hunting areas in Namibia offering the full range of Namibian plains game and leopard. The hunting concessions are huge and offer true fair chase safaris.  All hunting is done in the traditional walk and stalk fashion using San Bushmen trackers.  There is absolutely no shooting permitted from vehicles.

The northern area is located 5 ½ hours north of Windhoek and offers sixteen species including  kudu, eland, gemsbuck, springbuck and both blue and black wildebeest. This area, located on the north west corner of the Kalahari Plain, encompasses 80,000 acres of some of the most beautiful hunting land in southern Africa.  Accommodations are a permanent hunting lodge accommodating a maximum of six people, with en-suite bungalows situated in the natural high tree forest bushveld. Amenities at the lodge include a boma for the evening campfire, and a lounge with indoor fireplace. There is electricity in the camp provided by generator that runs during the day, with battery power for lights during the evening. Telephone and email services are also available. There is no cell phone reception in area. A swimming pool is also available at the main house.

The mountain concession offers 62,000 acres of free range hunting in one of the most picturesque locations in Africa. It is home to the rare and beautiful Hartmann’s mountain zebra which can only be hunted in Namibia, as well as eight additional species including leopard, klipspringer, kudu and gemsbuck. This is the concession used for our leopard hunts using tracking dogs.  During one of our client's visit in September of '06 he saw more leopard tracks in two hunting days than he has seen in any other area of Africa. The area is a 2 hour drive south of Windhoek. Accommodation is the traditional ranch style with en-suite rooms in a separate wing of the main ranch house. Meals are prepared and served in the dining room of the main ranch house, giving you the experience of a traditional Namibian family lifestyle. The ranch house is situated in the high dessert mountains giving the guest an immediate idea of what is awaiting them for the following days hunting.

The Kalahari area is located three hours south of Windhoek and is home to eleven species including springbuck, red hartebeest, gemsbuck, impala, and steenbuck. Clients are accommodated in a luxurious safari lodge with all of the luxuries you would expect from a first class safari camp. The lodge lies between the dunes and camel thorn acacia trees of the 22,000 acre concession. The area gives you the feeling of the old traditional style safaris with wide-open Savanna grassveld and big herds of springbuck giving the hunter the opportunity to hunt in a real desert environment.

Safaris can be arranged in multiple areas to increase the trophy list. A non-hunting observer day will be charged for your travel day from one area to another. As the hunting areas are quite large, hunters should be in reasonable shape to fully enjoy their safari experience in the varied terrain they will encounter. Rifles should be flat shooting with quality optics as some shots can be in excess of 200 yards.

Daily Rates:

$295 1X1

$250 2X1

$150 Non-Hunter

Trophy Fees:

Kudu (N,M,K)             $850                       Leopard (M)               $2500                 Blue Wildebeest (N,K)           $800

Gemsbuck (N,M,K)    $600                       Cheetah (M)               $2000                 Black Wildebeest (N,K)         $900

Eland (N)                      $1350                    Springbuck (N,M,K)  $330                  Hartmann’s Zebra (M)            $800

Hartebeest (N,K)         $575                      Blesbuck (N,K)           $400*               Burchell’s Zebra (N,K)          $800

Impala (N,K )               $400                      Warthog (N)                 $350                 Steenbuck (N,M,K)                 $300

Dik – Dik (N)              $1100*                  Klipspringer (N,M)    $700*               Duiker (N,M,K)                       $300

Giraffe (N)                    $1400                   Caracal (N, M,)            $250                  Baboon & Jackal (N,M)        $100 each

Leopard and cheetah require a minimum 14 day safari.

*Limited quota available.  Pre booking is required.

N = Northern concession  M = Mountain Concession.  K = Kalahari concession.

Additional fees:  Hunting License - $25.00   Airport pick up and return. $50 per person.

2008 Safari Packages:

Northern Concession – 7 days including Kudu, Gemsbuck, Springbuck, Steenbuck or Duiker.    $3,400 1x1    $3,125 2x1

Mountain Concession – 7 days including Hartmann’s Zebra, Kudu and Gemsbuck.    $3,500 1x1    $3,275  2x1

Northern Concession – 9 days including Kudu, Gemsbuck, Springbuck, Blue Wildebeest or Zebra.    $4,195 1x1    $3,875  2x1

All safari packages start on arrival in Windhoek on day one, and end on the last day when returned to Windhoek.

Additional species may be available on all packages at listed trophy fees with quota restrictions.

 Leopard Safari with Dogs - Sold out in 2007 and 2008.  Now booking 2009!   This is a 1x1 safari  for 16 days in the Mountain Concession using the best leopard tracking dogs in Namibia.  The total cost is U.S.$12,950.00  If a leopard is not taken, you will be refunded $3,500.00.  *Please note* You must be in good physical condition in order to stay with the dogs once the leopard is being actively tracked.

All safari packages start on arrival in Windhoek on day one, and end on the last day when returned to Windhoek.