Botswana Hunting Safari, Trophy Buffalo in NG4 & 5 Bushmanland
Booking Season: 2025
Hunt Difficulty: Difficult
Designed by Hunters, for Hunters
*** Observers welcome at US$ 300 per night per person
*** Rifle Rental available at US$ 30/hunting day (Ammunition @ Cost)
Hunting in Namibia is a highly regulated industry focusing primarily on plains game hunting. Most trophy hunts take place on privately owned land, with limited quota on community and state land. The hunting sector in Namibia is regulated by government with private landowners having to register their hunting ranches.
Plains game hunting in Namibia can only takes place using a registered guide and with Namibia’s focus on conservation hunting, strict regulations need to be followed. Namibia’s game hunting industry is focused on sustainable utilization of wildlife resources, with a commitment of protecting game populations.
This plains game hunt will commence with the hunting party touching down into Hosea Kutako International Airport (WDH) in Windhoek. Due to length of the road transfer to the hunting concession, you may need to overnight in Windhoek depending on the arrival time of your international flight. The Hilton Hotel is recommended and has secure facilities for rifle storage, plus a great rooftop bar and pool. The Hilton can also arrange your collection/transfers from Hosea Kutako and drop off again for your departing flight (plus the breakfasts are great). But, there are many fabulous hotels in Windhoek, so you will be spoiled for choice.
In Windhoek, there are many popular venues for dining and sampling a few of the local beers and steaks, such as “The Butchers Block”, or ” Joe’s Beer house”. Having hunted in Namibia on numerous occasions and having visited these establishments a few times, they are highly recommended.
Windhoek is easy to navigate and local travel is not costly. You can download the Yango App and make use of Windhoek’s version of Uber”. Near the hotels are a variety of retail shopping facilities for any last minute purchases including outlets selling hunting gear.
The tented camps offer more than just luxury—they provide an immersive experience of which you have always dreamed.
These deluxe safari tents are equipped with all the modern amenities you could desire, including Wi-Fi, private showers, mini-fridges, laundry services, safes, mobile network coverage, electricity, solar power, and an outdoor swimming pool. Not to mention the exquisite African culinary experience from the best your chef will offer after a hard day of tracking African Plains game These features ensure you enjoy both comfort and convenience while surrounded by the African wilderness.
Beyond hunting, your host can organize custom tours and safaris to some of Namibia’s most stunning locations, including Etosha Pan, Swakopmund, the Kavango River, the Namib Desert, Kaokoveld, and Sossusvlei. The camp itself teems with diverse African wildlife and bird species, perfect for game viewing and photography.
The staff, fluent in both English and Afrikaans, are dedicated to making your stay exceptional. As a family-owned establishment for three generations, the camp reflects a deep commitment to providing top-notch service and sharing the wonders of Namibia with you.
Whether you are relaxing by the pool, enjoying the scenery from your tent, or venturing into the surrounding bush-veld, the camp offers an African experience that seamlessly combines opulence with the pristine allure of the wilderness.
Experiencing a hunting safari in Namibia is a venture into one of the continent’s most diverse hunting grounds. Located east of Etosha National Park, this region offers hunters an unparalleled experience, blending challenging terrains, diverse game, and the beauty of the African wilderness.
The terrain in North-Central Namibia is a captivating blend of savanna, bush-veld, and rugged mountains. This varied landscape provides both opportunities and challenges for hunters. Open plains allow for longer range shots, requiring precision and skill, while dense thickets and hills require stealth and close-quarter hunting.
One of the most sought after hunting trophies is a Harmans Zebras , distinguished by their striking stripes, these animals are elusive and often found in rocky and mountainous areas. The Red Hartebeest a robust and resilient antelope often found in open grasslands. Their reddish coats and unique horn structures are very distinctive. Impalas are graceful and swift, often moving in herds. Impala inhabit the savanna and woodlands providing a dynamic and exciting hunting experience.
Kalahari Springbuck: Renowned for their incredible speed and distinctive leaps, these antelope are a test of a hunter’s marksmanship. Found in arid and semi-arid regions, hunting Springbuck require quick thinking and precision. Black-Backed Jackal: Though smaller and often overlooked, these critters are are cunning and elusive predators. Hunting them is a challenge of its own, requiring keen observation and swift reflexes.
The rewards of an African plains game hunt always go beyond the trophies.
The Namibian government understands the contributions being made by international hunters and you will be welcomed to Namibia. Should you choose to bring your own rifle, it is a simple, quick and painless process. On arrival at Hosea Kutako International Airport, you will need to proceed to firearm collections. The Namibian Police have an office outside international arrivals. Once you present the police officials with proof of ownership and the letter of invitation from Jaco, you will be issued a permit at no cost.
Dip & Pack as it is commonly referred to is the minimum processing requirement that a trophy must undergo in order to prepare for export and shipping. All “body parts” including bones, skull, teeth should be dry and free of any undried pieces of hide. Hides must be dried to the extent that they look brittle enough to crack when bent and trophies must be packed immediately after treatment.
The Dip and Pack Process Includes:
This exceptional plains game hunting destination has a diverse range of tourist activities and places of interest. Whilst in Namibia for hunting, it is definitely worthwhile extending your stay.
Nature and Wildlife Safaris, places to visit:
Pay a visit to the vibrant towns of Windhoek and Swakopmund, or go on a 4 x 4 tour through the desert, visit the hot springs, dune bashing, Whale watching, Camel riding or catamaran trips. Namibia is an exceptional destination for tourists.
Should additional information be required relating to this plains game hunting safari in Namibia, message the team at Game Hunting Safaris, or Jaco directly using the icons provided. If you would like to check availability, insert dates in “Request to Book”, and Jaco will revert.
Please note that terms, conditions and price are subject to change without notice and rates at the time of the hunt will apply
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