Ten Full Days of Plains Game Hunting in Africa for only
US$ 8798 ALL IN
No Hidden Cost to catch you unaware and blow the budget at the end of the African Hunt
2024/2025
With such an incredible opportunity to hunt in Namibia, it is understandable that fellow hunters and friends may be envious. Bring them along!!
This African outfitter has a created a variation for this plains game hunt in Namibia
Double up on this hunting safari (2 x 1) for only US$ 8 373 per hunter.
Plus, if you book the “double up” hunt, both hunters can bring an observer for free.
Correct, FREE OBSERVER on the 2 x 1 hunt. This is an incredible offer to hunt in Namibia, for ten full days, with both hunters bringing an observer/partner/friend/wife or husband at no additional cost.
Rifle rental is available at US$ 40 per hunting day.
African hunts do not get any better than this incredible offer!!!
Trophy Species hunting included in the Plains Game Hunting Special:
1 x Warthog Trophy
1 x Red Hartebeest Trophy
1 x Trophy Oryx (Gemsbok)
1 x Common Springbuck Trophy
1 x Burchell’s OR Hartmann Zebra Trophy
1 x Blue Wildebeest Trophy
***** Each hunter will hunt the six species listed as per the above (12 x ANIMALS IN TOTAL)
Hunting safaris in Namibia are unique, remarkable, affordable, of exceptional quality and importantly, these plains game hunts are safe.
Hunting Safaris in Namibia
Namibia is currently the only African big game hunting destination that delivers all of the Dangerous 7 in Africa.
In Namibia, White Rhino and Black Rhino hunts are available and are legal.
Elephant hunting in Namibia takes place in the concession areas surrounding Bushmanland, or in the Caprivi Strip. Tuskers around Bushmanland often have heavier ivory weight than Elephants hunted nearer Botswana in the Caprivi. These Elephants traversing across the Chobe River from Botswana are smaller at average 40 pounds due to calcium deficiency.
Cape Buffalo hunts are available also in the Caprivi, but Buffalo hunts are limited to a trophy size 40 inches. The intent for the next six years is to focus on letting the larger Buffalo breed in order to restore horns sizes back to former levels found in the region. The Caprivi Strip is full of Cape Buffalo with numbers estimated at more than 4200.
Leopard hunting in Namibia is one of the most sought-after safaris in Africa. These cats grow enormous, and their weight can reach 200 pounds. Leopard hunts in Namibia have an incredibly high success rate and are affordable compared to Leopard hunts in Tanzania, Mozambique and Zambia.
Lion hunts for problem animals are usually conducted nearer the famous Etosha Reserve in the North.
With Namibia mostly being arid, semi-desert or desert, Hippo hunts are limited the Caprivi. A Hippo hunt is one of the most action-packed safaris available and exceptional value for money. As Hippos share the same habitats as the infamous Nile Crocodile, while tags are often limited, Crocodile hunting safaris are a favorite in this region producing exceptional quality trophy crocodile. Crocodile hunting in Africa is definitely recommended.
The team of Game Hunting Safaris went Crocodile hunting in Mozambique and shot monsters of 14,9 and 15,1 feet. Huge Crocodile are also found in Namibia. We also did an exportable hippo hunt in the Caprivi, which was incredible.
In fact, a hunt in Namibia is so exceptional we going back for a non-exportable Cape Buffalo hunt and another Hippo hunt, also non-exportable. Namibia as a game hunting destination is a highly recommended African hunting trip.
Namibia also offers a wide variety of plains game hunting opportunities and delivers exceptional Kudu and Eland Trophies. Endemic species such as Damara Diki-Dik, Black Faced Impala and Hartmann’s Zebra are also available with a variety of plains game.
Cheetah hunting in Namibia is legal. Namibia is the only African country where a Cheetah hunt, for males and female Cheetah are legal.
When choosing an African hunting trip, Namibia has it all covered!!
In Namibia, Spotted Hyena hunting and Brown Hyena hunts are allowed, but the Brown Hyena is not exportable to the U.S.A.
If you have never been on a hunting safari in Africa, now is your opportunity to hunt Namibia with a well-known and respected African outfitter at an affordable price and offering incredible value.
Included in the African hunting Trip to Namibia
10 x Hunting Days
6 x Trophy animals per package
Services of Professional Hunter, Trackers, Skinners and Camp Staff
Accommodation
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Cold beverages, bottled water and alcoholic beverages (in moderation)
Transport during the hunt
Field preparation of Trophies
Hunting Licenses and Permits
Transfers to and from Hosea Kutako (Windhoek)
Excluded in this Hunting Safari
Dip & Pack of Trophies
Taxidermy
Any Pre and Post Safari Accommodations
International Shipping Costs
International Flights
Gratuities to staff (at your discretion)
Rifle Rental (Optional)
Travelling to the Hunting Grounds
The point of entry into Namibia for this “Go Big” Plains Game hunt will be Hosea Kutako International Airport (Windhoek).
Your outfitter will collect you at international arrivals and assist with any firearm permit-related matters should you be bringing your own rifle.
The transfer to the hunting concession will be via road to the Kohomas Hochland area and will take roughly two hours. Namibia has the highest quality and well-maintained road system than any other African country. Road transfers are safe to the concession without potholes that many African countries are famous for.
No hunting time will be wasted on unnecessary travel.
There will also not be a need for any additional domestic charter flights increasing safari hunting costs. As a result, more funds are available for game hunting.
Hunting in Namibia is affordable, value for money and an incredibly safe big game hunting destination.
Your outfitter on the African Hunting Trip
This well-known and respected internationally recognized Namibian based outfitter has been conducting game hunting safaris, for dangerous game hunts, specialty hunts and plains game hunts since 2010 and is thus well experienced on all matters relating to hunting in Namibia.
Operating in two territories, namely South Africa and Namibia (the land of sand), this dedicated and committed team is focused on delivering dream African hunts, at affordable prices.
This outfitter has a history of success in delivering trophy African game animals.
Health on the Hunting Adventure
The highest risk of malaria when hunting in Namibia is during the months of November through to June. On any African hunt, unless you are miles away from malaria areas, it is always a suggestion to take precautionary measures. It cannot do any harm. Only the female Anopheles mosquito can cause Malaria. Like in any village or city in Africa, do not pet stray dogs and animals as they could possibly have Rabies. If you have not recently had a preventative tetanus shot i.e., in the last 8 years, it is also advisable.
When preparing for an African hunting trip, we at Game Hunting Safaris normally ask the general practitioner to prescribe a general antibiotic.
One often tends to get sick after long international flights with a light cold or flu. Quick back-up medical supplies are always handy since hunts usually take place in remote corners of the Dark Continent.
Shot Placement & Equipment
Doing a little research before the plains game hunt in order to perfect shot placement is always recommended.
The vitals of African antelope are slightly differently positioned to deer found in the US and elsewhere.
For the animals listed in this “Go Big” safari, any thirty caliber such as a .308, 30.06- or 300-Win Mag will get the job done. When plains game hunting in Africa, it is not always about the caliber, but finding the vitals.
Accommodation on this African hunting Trip
The hunting lodge is beautifully positioned on a hill offering spectacular views of Namibian landscape. All rooms are all comfortable with on-suite bathrooms and modern amenities.
Cuisine will be delicious and will be prepared by your chef in line with the cultural traditions of Namibia, being a blend of African, German and Afrikaans.
Your chef will delight in preparing fresh Wildebeest backstraps grilled to perfection over the open flame, or a breakfast dish of Springbuck liver with a hint of onion, garlic and chili.
