5-Species Plains Game Hunting Safari in Namibia

This 8-day plains game safari offers hunters the opportunity to pursue five trophy species across 30,000 acres of North-Central Namibia. With Hartmann’s Zebra, Red Hartebeest, Impala, Kalahari Springbuck and Black-backed Jackal included, the hunt combines species variety with comfortable safari accommodation and the experience of an internationally accredited outfitter.

For hunters considering hunting in Namibia, this safari offers a varied plains game experience in private hunting country east of Etosha National Park.

Hunt Summary

1 Hunter | 1 Professional Hunter

8 Hunting Days | 9 Nights

Price: US$6,200

Hunting Concession: 30,000 Acres

Observer: US$350 per person, per day

Rifle Rental: US$30 per hunting day | Ammunition at cost

Included Species: Hartmann’s Zebra | Red Hartebeest | Impala | Kalahari Springbuck | Black-backed Jackal

The Trophy Species

This package brings together five distinctive plains game species, each offering a different hunting challenge.

Hartmann’s Zebra inhabit rugged country where rocky hills, valleys and alert herds can make a stalk demanding. Red Hartebeest are strong and agile animals, while Impala provide a different challenge in areas of denser bush and open woodland.

Springbok hunting in Namibia is a popular pasttime, and the Kalahari Springbuck are well-suited to Namibia’s open country and are known for their speed and agility. The Black-backed Jackal adds something different again, with these adaptable predators mostly active at night but sometimes seen during daylight hours.

Hunters interested in pursuing additional species can explore our wider Plains Game Hunts selection.

An Internationally Accredited Outfitter

Jaco brings considerable experience and international recognition to this safari. He is endorsed by renowned hunting writer and television personality Craig Boddington, while his team operates across multiple African hunting territories. Jaco has also received the Dallas Safari Club Outfitter of the Year award and SCI Outstanding International Hunter of the Year award. He and his team are life members of Dallas Safari Club, Safari Club International and the African Professional Hunters Association.

That combination of international recognition, experience and a commitment to client satisfaction gives this safari a strong point of difference from many other hunting options in Namibia.

Hunting Methods

The varied terrain and five included species allow for a mixture of traditional plains game hunting methods. Spot-and-stalk hunting requires hunters to use the landscape, wind and available cover to close the distance, while glassing from elevated positions can help locate animals before a stalk begins.

Hartmann’s Zebra Hunting in Namibia can require patience and careful movement through rugged country, while the more open habitat favoured by Kalahari Springbuck calls for careful glassing and longer approaches.

Rifles and Ammunition

Hunters may bring their own rifle or arrange rifle rental at US$30 per hunting day, with ammunition charged at cost. Temporary rifle permits can be obtained on arrival at Hosea Kutako International Airport when hunters present proof of ownership and their invitation letter from Jaco.

For hunters preparing for a mixed plains game safari, the final rifle and ammunition choice should be discussed with the Professional Hunter before arrival, particularly given the variety of species included in this package.

Shot Placement on African Game

Successful plains game hunting depends on accurate shot placement and waiting for the right presentation. Hunters should avoid rushing a shot and allow their Professional Hunter to assess the animal's position and angle before taking the shot.

Our Shot Placement on African Game information provides further guidance on aiming points and shot angles before travelling on safari.

A Five-Species Safari with a Difference

With five trophy species included, 30,000 acres of private hunting country and an internationally recognised outfitter at the helm, this safari offers an attractive combination of variety, space and professional guidance. Set east of Etosha National Park, the concession's mix of open grass plains, Acacia and Mopane bush gives hunters the opportunity to experience different terrain and hunting conditions during one safari.

For hunters wanting a well-rounded plains game experience without having to build a package species by species, this is a straightforward way to experience hunting in North-Central Namibia.

For further information or to explore other African Hunting Trips, contact Game Hunting Safaris or speak directly with the team about available safari options.