Hunter's Page

“A good hunter is an accurate shooter”

The accuracy in shoot is far more important than the type of rifle, cartridge, and bullet you choose as you only get that one chance and that one chance should count.As the distance of trophy being hunted could range anything from 50 to 300 meters we take our time to do a bit of target shooting ensuring your rifle is tuned for the range and up for the challenge.

The day of the hunter and the hunted

Before the sun start peaking over the mountains we will have had a nice cup of coffee and breakfast. As it gets very warm in many parts of Namibia its is important to set out for the hunting expeditions early in the morning and late afternoon ensuring that a good hunting area is covered in finding that special trophy. As many of the hunts are set out on vehicle and then finishing on walking and stalking, giving it that special touch of being part of nature.

Walking and stalking is my preferred method of hunting as it consists of locating game from afar and trying to approach within shooting distance, taking advantage of the territory's geography, forest, wind direction and sun location, thus, avoiding to be detected through sight, sounds and smells.

Trophies are hand picked based on the criteria of an ethical hunting practice.

Hunting

We focus on spot and stalk hunting in the mountain areas .

We use Land Cruiser Vehicles while hunting to cover as much as possible ground during the safari.

While hunting there will always be a professional guide and trackers along with enough water and food as might be needed.

Hunting Check list

Rifle requirements for Hunting in Namibia

- Color copy of your passport for permit- Proof of legal Exportation from country of origin- Proof that the arm is licensed in the country of origin- Invitation letter from Namibia confirming the participation in hunting activities(As per last update)

Clothes

Our hunting season is from the 1st of February to the 30th of November. Our Winter season starts on late April ending early August.- Comfortable Camo clothing (Long sleeve shirts and pants for those chilly days)- Sunblock - Sunglasses- Hat (IMPORTANT)- Beany- Buff- Comfortable shoes and socks - Warm Jacket

Hunting tools

- Rifle- Ammunition Maximum 100 bullets per caliber- Telescope- Binocular- Knife

Client Comments after the hunt

Important notice:

Minors younger than 18 years traveling to Namibia must have an unabridged birth certificate. In addition, when traveling:1. With an adult who is not their biological parent: an affidavit from their parents giving consent for the minor to travel with the adult is required.2. With an adult other than a parent/legal guardian: copies of their legal guardians/parents' passports or documents of identity are required. Contact details of the parents/legal guardians should also be provided.3. With a parent: an affidavit from the other parent giving consent for the minor to travel is required. A death certificate should be provided if one parent is deceased.4. Unaccompanied: an affidavit from their parents/legal guardians consenting their travel, a letter containing the contact details and residential information of the person who will receive the minor passenger, a copy of the identity document, valid passport or permanent residence permit of the person who will receive the minor passenger, and the contact details of the minor's parents/legal guardians are required.

Hunting is a part of Namibia's wildlife conservation strategy as it provides income from wildlife for landowners and people living in communal conservancies. By allocating tangible value to wildlife outside state protected areas. Namibia has managed to expand the habitat available for wild animals on both freehold and communal land. The Namibian government therefore refers to good hunting practices as "conservation hunting" in recognition of its clear benefits for wildlife conservation and the economy.

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