About this hunt

African Kudu Hunt in Namibia

1 Hunter  1 x P.H. US$5 500

This hunting safari will require travel 2 days travel  and 8 hunting days in spectacular Namibia.

(2 x Nights in Windhoek, on arrival and departure and 8 x Nights on the hunting concession)

**** The plains game hunting concession is high-fenced and spans an area of more than 10000 acres

On this Plains Game Safari in Namibia, you will hunt: (Fully Exportable)

1 x Kudu (Bull)

1 x Springbok (Ram)

1 x Warthog (Boar)

1 x Zebra (Stallion)

Species can be added to this hunt for additional trophy fees.

We, the team at Game Hunting Safaris recently, by chance visited the Hunting Lodge and Janneman while on a ” Non-Exportable Elephant” hunt, you will not be disappointed. We have hunted Namibia on numerous occasions and the country really is exceptional.

**** Observers are welcome to join on this family friendly hunting safari at US$ 200 per night per person

Included in the African Hunting Safari:

• Hunting Permits
• Field preparation of trophies
• Breakfast, lunch and Dinner (we can vouch for the quality of meals)
• Hot and Cold Beverages, Alcoholic drinks (in moderation)
• Transport to and from Hosea Kutako (Windhoek) 
• On territory Transport

Excluded from the Hunting Safari:

• International Airfares
• Any pre or post Safari accommodations
• Dip and Pack of Trophies
• Gratuities to staff and P.H. (at the hunters discretion)
• Taxidermy fees
• Rifle and ammunition  – (can be pre-arranged with your host Janneman)

Traveling for the Hunt in Namibia

This hunt in Namibia will commence with the hunting party  touching down into Hosea Kutako International Airport (WDH) in Windhoek, Namibia. Due to the time allocated to the road transfer to reach the hunting concession (+- 4 to 5 hours), you will need to overnight in Windhoek.  The Hilton Hotel is recommended, and has secure facilities for rifle storage. The Hilton will 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 near vicinity to each other.  

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”. We can recommend both.

Windhoek is also easy to navigate and travel is not expensive at all. You can download the Yango App, and make use of Windhoek;s version of Uber”. Near to the hotels, are a variety of retail shopping facilities for any last minute purchases (or to purchase a bottle of your favorite malt) 

Four-Star Accommodation on this Plains Game Hunt

Arriving at the camp, a team of skilled trackers and welcoming staff greet you warmly. The camp offers an ideal blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, providing a sanctuary after long days in the bush.

Your chalet is well-appointed, featuring cozy beds, a private bathroom with shower, air conditioning, and hot water. Daily laundry service ensures you will be  refreshed throughout your stay and not having to pack pounds of hunting gear. Meals are an experience in themselves, with hearty breakfasts, satisfying lunches, and delicious dinners served in a modern dining area.

As the sun sets on another day of hunting on this hunting adventure, everyone will gather around the campfire enjoying a few cold beverages. The crackling flames and vast starlit sky create the perfect backdrop for sharing hunting stories and adventures.

Plains Game Hunting in Namibia

Embarking on an 8-day hunting expedition in Namibia is a journey filled with challenges, excitement, and great rewards. Namibia, with its vast landscapes and diverse wildlife, is a ideal destination for hunters. This hunting adventure, targeting  Kudu, Springbok, Warthog, and Zebra, offers an unforgettable opportunity to experience the best of African plains game hunting.

Hunting this unique combination of African plains game in a single trip is an blend of challenge and variety. Each species presents its own unique traits, ensuring that no two hunting encounters are alike. Kudu hunting, for instance, is often referred to as the pinnacle of African plains game hunting. Known as the “Grey Ghost of Africa,” the Kudu’s elusive nature and keen senses make it a challenging quarry.

Springbok hunting, on the other hand, takes you into Namibia’s iconic open plains. These agile antelope are not only beautiful but also quick, extremely agile, and alert, making them a test of your marksmanship and patience. Their striking white and brown coats glisten in the sunlight, adding a touch of elegance to the wild pursuit.

The Warthog, always favorite on any hunting safaris adds rugged charm to the hunt. Known for their distinctive tusks and unpredictable behavior, they demand precise shot placement to ensure a clean harvest.

Zebra, with its striking black-and-white stripes, offers a unique challenge. Their sharp eyesight and herding instincts make them a wary target, adding a layer of strategy to the experience.

Hunting in Namibia, is not just about the animals; it’s also about the environment.

The heat of the day, combined with Namibia’s vast, open landscapes, can be both physically and mentally demanding. Successful African plains game hunting relies heavily on preparation, adaptability, and, most importantly, accurate shot placement. Each animal requires careful consideration of its anatomy to ensure a humane and effective harvest.

The diversity of this plains game hunt ensures that there’s never a dull moment. One day, you might find yourself crawling through the bush, stalking a Warthog in its natural habitat, while the next could involve carefully observing a Zebra herd to identify the right opportunity. Each pursuit brings its own set of challenges, keeping the excitement alive throughout the eight days.

From the moment you take aim at your Kudu to the satisfaction of a successful Zebra hunt, this hunting adventure promises memories that will last a lifetime. It’s not just about the hunt—it’s about the journey.

Best time to go Hunting in Namibia

Namibia’s hunting season is from February to November, the summer months of December and January are just too hot. High temperatures can lead to dehydration and plains game hunting is just too unpleasant.

Rifles and Ammunition on a Plains Game Hunt in Namibia

The Namibian government understands the contributions being made by hunters and you will be welcomed into 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 Janneman, you will be issued a permit at no cost. Its that simple.

If any additional information is required relating to this plains game hunt in Namibia, contact our team at Game Hunting Safaris, or message Janneman directly using the quick message icons. 

To check availability, insert preferred dates in “Request to Book”. Janneman 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