5-Day Trophy Cape Buffalo Hunting Safari in Namibia

1 x Hunter 1 x Professional Hunter US$ 25,105

This FREE RANGE Cape Buffalo Hunt is NOT for the Faint-Hearted!

This incredible dangerous game hunting safari includes 5 hunting days, with 2 travel days in the Land of Sand.

While on your Buffalo Hunting Safari you will shoot:

1 x Monster Buffalo

The Buffalo Hunting Adventure Includes:

• Hunting vehicle, fuel and equipment
• Services of a Professional Hunter, Skinner and Tracker
• All Permits and License Fees in Namibia
• Field Preparation of Trophies
• Accommodation, meals, and snacks
• Non-alcoholic drinks

The Buffalo Hunting Safari Excludes:

• Additional personal costs
• Additional Tours
• Cleaning, bleaching of skulls, dip and pack
• Airline Tickets
• Taxidermy & Shipping
• Wounded Animals

Embark on an Unforgettable Journey to Namibia’s Caprivi Strip

Your Cape buffalo hunting expedition kicks off with an international flight to Hosea Kutako International Airport (WDH) in Windhoek, Namibia. From there, several travel options are available to access the breathtaking Caprivi Strip. The most efficient method is a scheduled charter from Eros Airport in Windhoek to Katima Mulilo Airport (MPA), the nearest commercial gateway to the hunting grounds. Alternatively, a private charter can transport you straight to a landing strip near the camp, minimizing travel time while offering stunning aerial panoramas of Namibia’s expansive wilderness.

For further coordination, reach out to your knowledgeable and accommodating professional hunter and host, Nelson.

If you prefer a more relaxed and slower journey to the Caprivi Strip, an overland transfer from Windhoek provides a scenic adventure through Namibia’s varied landscapes. However, please note that this option requires additional travel time, making it ideal for those who relish a deeper connection with the terrain. Although slower, it must be noted that this option does provide some breathtaking scenery enroute to the Caprivi! 

Indulgent Camp Facilities Await You in the Wilderness

Upon reaching the camp, a team of experienced professional hunters and skilled trackers will be on hand to welcome you and prepare you for an exhilarating 5-day quest for a magnificent Cape Buffalo trophy. The camp itself is a sanctuary of elegance amidst the wild, seamlessly merging luxury with an authentic bush experience. Relax in spacious, en-suite chalets, savor gourmet meals under the African night sky, and take in the breathtaking surroundings as you unwind from the day’s adventures in the heart of untamed nature.

Free-Range Cape Buffalo Hunting in the Caprivi Strip: A True Test of Skill and Grit

Dangerous game hunting in Namibia offers some of the most intense and rewarding pursuits, and free-range Cape Buffalo hunting in the Caprivi Strip is no exception. This vast, untamed wilderness presents formidable challenges that demand resilience, precision, and a deep understanding of the terrain and the game. Hunting in Namibia’s Caprivi Strip requires exceptional tracking abilities, patience, and the ability to make critical decisions under pressure.

The Challenge and Danger of Cape Buffalo Hunting in Namibia

Hunting a Cape Buffalo in the Caprivi Strip is not for the faint of heart. The dense reeds, thick forests, and sprawling floodplains create an environment where visibility is limited, and every step forward must be taken with caution. These powerful animals are known for their unpredictable nature, making Cape buffalo hunting a thrilling and perilous adventure.

One of the greatest dangers lies in an ill-placed shot. Shot placement is critical, as a poorly executed shot can result in a wounded buffalo that turns aggressive. The Cape Buffalo is renowned for its ability to charge unexpectedly, often covering short distances in a matter of seconds. Proper shot placement, usually aiming for the heart-lung area, is essential to ensuring a swift and ethical hunt.

The Skill Required for a Safari in Africa

Dangerous game hunting in Namibia demands not only physical endurance but also strategic expertise. Stalking a Cape Buffalo in its natural habitat takes patience and careful planning. Experienced hunters know that getting close enough for a clean shot in the thick bush of the Caprivi Strip requires silent movement, sharp eyesight, and a steady hand. Hunting in Namibia’s rugged terrain means adapting to the conditions, reading the tracks, and staying alert at all times.

A successful African hunting safari depends on teamwork between professional hunters, skilled trackers, and the hunter. Every decision, from wind direction to approach angle, plays a role in the outcome of the buffalo hunting safari. The experience is both mentally and physically taxing, but those who undertake this challenge reap immense rewards.

The Reward of Dangerous Game Hunting in Namibia

The culmination of a successful Cape Buffalo hunt in the Caprivi Strip is more than just a trophy, it is a testament to the skill and patience of the hunter, and respect for the wild. A safari in Africa is about more than just the pursuit; it is about immersing oneself in the untamed beauty of the landscape, embracing the difficulty, and appreciating the thrill of the chase.

When the hunt is complete, and the Cape Buffalo is down, there is an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. Hunting in Namibia’s Caprivi Strip offers one of the most authentic and exhilarating experiences a hunter can have. Every step of the journey, from tracking to taking the final shot, becomes a story worth telling, a moment forever etched in memory.

For those seeking the ultimate African hunting safari, the Caprivi Strip stands as a land of untamed beauty, legendary game, and unparalleled adventure. Here, dangerous game hunting in Namibia reaches its pinnacle, offering challenges that test the hunter’s limits and rewards that last a lifetime.

Looking at Adding an Additional Trophy to the Hunt?

Speak to Nelson and request a quote to add additional species to the buffalo hunting safari:

Dangerous Game

Leopard, Elephant, White Rhino, Buffalo, Lion, Hippopotamus and Crocodile.

 Dangerous game can be hunted as Trophies (all parts are exportable with a Trophy permit) and Non-Trophy (Non-Exportable only a picture)

Kudu, Oryx, Eland, Black Wildebeest, Blue Wildebeest, Red hartebeest, Common Impala, Springbuck, Warthog, Duiker, Steenbuck, Blesbuck, Waterbuck, Ostrich, Jackal, Baboon, Giraffe, Klipspringer, Damara Dik-Dik, Hartmann Zebra, Burchell Zebra, Chapman Zebra(Caprivi), Nyala, Lechwe, Sable, Roan, Tsessebe, Brown Hyena, Spotted Hyena, Caracal and Cheetah.

Cape buffalo hunting in Namibia is a dangerous, challenging, and immensely rewarding hunting safari in the most beautiful of landscapes. 

For an Unforgettable Dangerous Game Hunting Safari, Book Your Cape Buffalo Hunt NOW!