2 Hunters: Kudu, Gemsbok & Springbok Hunt in Namibia | 7 Days

Share an unforgettable African hunting adventure with a friend or family member on this outstanding seven-day safari. Designed specifically for two hunters sharing one Professional Hunter, this package combines exceptional value with the opportunity for each hunter to take a trophy kudu, gemsbok and springbok while hunting in Namibia on a spectacular 100,000-acre free-range concession in the renowned Khomas Region.

Hunt Summary

Price: US$4,200 per hunter (US$8,400 total)

Duration: 7 Hunting Days

Hunter Ratio: 2 Hunters : 1 Professional Hunter

Accommodation: Luxury Hunting Lodge

Observers: From US$150 per person, per day

Rifle Rental: US$40 per hunting day plus US$4 per round

Bow Hunters Welcome: Yes

Bonus Trophy: Black-backed Jackal (if encountered during the hunt)

Species Included on the Hunt

This safari includes three exceptional Plains Game Hunts, with each hunter pursuing one kudu, gemsbok and springbok.

A mature kudu bull remains one of Africa's most admired trophies, earning the nickname Grey Ghost for its remarkable ability to disappear into thick bushveld. Hunters wanting to learn more about trophy quality, mature bulls and the best time to hunt can explore our Kudu Hunting in Namibia guide.

Gemsbok are Namibia's national antelope and one of Africa's toughest plains game species, renowned for their impressive horns and remarkable endurance. Our Gemsbok Hunting in Namibia guide explains why this iconic species has become a favourite among international hunters.

Springbok complete the package, providing exciting hunting across Namibia's open plains. If this agile antelope is on your wish list, our Springbok Hunting in Namibia guide covers trophy quality, habitat and hunting techniques in greater detail.

As an added bonus, any black-backed jackal encountered during the safari may be taken at no additional cost. Additional trophy species may be added at the applicable trophy fees, check out the drop down menu for further information.

Why Hunt Plains Game in Khomas?

This package has been designed specifically for two hunters, making it an excellent choice for friends, brothers, fathers and sons, or anyone wanting to experience an authentic African safari together. Each hunter enjoys three outstanding trophy animals while benefiting from experienced Professional Hunters, luxury accommodation and genuine free-range hunting.

Renowned for its outstanding plains game hunting, Namibia's Khomas Region offers vast free-range concessions, exceptional trophy quality and diverse landscapes that are perfectly suited to spot-and-stalk hunting. Open savannas, rocky hills and camel thorn bushveld provide ideal habitat for kudu, gemsbok and springbok, making the region one of the country's most sought-after hunting destinations.

Hunting Methods

Traditional spot-and-stalk hunting is the preferred method throughout the concession, allowing hunters to experience Namibia's diverse landscapes while making full use of natural cover, changing wind conditions and the experience of their Professional Hunter.

Hunters can expect to glass from elevated vantage points before carefully planning each stalk. Bow hunters are equally welcome, with strategically positioned blinds overlooking natural waterholes creating excellent opportunities for close-range encounters.

Shot Placement

Ethical hunting begins with accurate shot placement.

Before your safari, we recommend reviewing our Shot Placement for Large Antelope guide when hunting kudu and gemsbok, together with our Shot Placement for Medium Antelope guide for springbok. Understanding the anatomy of each species helps ensure quick, humane harvests and responsible hunting practices.

Traveling to Namibia

Your safari begins at Hosea Kutako International Airport in Windhoek, where you will be met by your Professional Hunter before the approximately two-hour road transfer to the hunting lodge in the Khomas Region.

Namibia is recognised as one of Africa's premier hunting destinations thanks to its excellent road infrastructure, straightforward firearm import procedures and long-established hunting industry. Combined with healthy game populations and professionally managed concessions, travelling to Namibia is both simple and rewarding for international hunters.

Best Time to Hunt in Namibia

Namibia's hunting season runs from 1 February to 30 November, with the cooler months between April and August providing particularly favourable conditions for plains game hunting. Dry weather, pleasant daytime temperatures and reduced vegetation improve visibility while game naturally concentrates around water sources.

The Khomas Region enjoys long sunny days and consistently excellent hunting conditions, making it one of Namibia's leading plains game destinations throughout the hunting season.

Your Namibian Hunting Safari

Whether you're planning your first African hunting trip or returning with a trusted hunting partner, this seven-day package offers exceptional value, authentic free-range hunting and the opportunity for each hunter to take three outstanding trophy animals.

Contact the Game Hunting Safaris team to reserve your preferred hunting dates or customise your safari with additional trophy species.