Cancellation Leopard Safari in Bushmanland

This 14-day cancellation safari offers leopard hunts in Namibia’s Bushmanland district, across vast free-range conservancies known for producing big cats. For hunters considering hunting in Namibia, this is a strong predator-focused safari with one observer included, experienced guiding, and a fully exportable leopard.

** 1 x Hunter 1 x Professional Hunter 1 x Observer

** Observer/Guest Included in the Hunting Safari

*** Rifle Rental available at US$ 50 per/day

Hunt with one of Africa’s top outfitters: SCI Outfitter of the Year and Professional Hunter of the Year.

This concession, over two million acres in size consistently produces “Big Cats”

US$ 29 000 "ALL IN" & Fully Exportable

14 x Full Days Leopard Hunting

The main focus is leopard hunting in Namibia, with mature toms hunted by baiting in true Kalahari terrain. Bushmanland is remote, dry, and properly wild — exactly the sort of place where leopard hunting becomes a game of patience, tracks, and who blinks first.

The Leopard Hunting Safari Price Includes:

• Accommodation
• Transport on territory
• Guiding by Professional Hunter
• Field trophy preparation
• Hunting license
• Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Snacks
• Daily Laundry Service
• Beverages/soft drinks
• Alcoholic drinks (in moderation)
• Services of trackers, skinners and camp staff.

Leopard Hunting Safari Exclusions:

• Additional days/animals
• Gratuities to staff (at the hunter’s discretion)
• Taxidermy of Trophies
• Pre and Post Safari Accommodations & International Travel Costs 
• Rifle rental and ammunition.
• Insurance

This is the Ultimate Leopard Hunt in Bushmanland, Namibia!

Leopard Hunting in Namibia

Namibia is one of the least densely populated places in the world, making it a safe and exciting country to visit. It is a true wilderness and home to the world’s largest population of free-roaming animals.  Pieter has operated across Namibia’s free-range conservancies since 2010, with experience in dangerous game hunts and big cat safaris across Africa.

Bushmanland is famous for its trophy Leopards and an abundance of Trophy Elephants, exceeding 65 pounds. Bigger elephants of over 90 pounds have also been hunted on this concession.

The JAQNA conservancy is inhabited by the 3,700 nomadic San (Bushman) tribe and consists of 3,522 square miles of Kalahari sand flat landscape intertwined with Acacia Woodland. The quota includes trophy elephants, leopards, eland hunts, gemsbok, steenbok, kudu, warthog, and duiker.. A pack of endangered wild dogs also roams in the conservancy.

The ONDJOU Conservancy, also known as Hereroland (named after the +-2000 Herero people), consists of 3,370 square miles. The vegetation is Kalahari sand, grassland and a series of pans providing much-needed water for elephants and other wildlife. Quota; trophy elephant and Leopard, and a few plains game animals such as Gemsbok, Kudu, Jackal, Ostrich, and Warthog.

Embark on the pinnacle of big game hunting adventures with this exclusive cancelation Leopard Hunt in Namibia.  This extraordinary experience offers the thrill of pursuing one of Africa’s most majestic and formidable animals in a pristine, untamed wilderness. This leopard hunt is the ultimate choice for discerning big game hunters.

Leopard Hunting in Bushmanland

Bushmanland is proper leopard country: big, dry, remote, and unforgiving. Hunting here is not about rushing around hoping for luck. It is about good bait sites, fresh sign, careful planning, and a PH who knows when to wait and when to move.

Pieter’s team brings the local knowledge needed for this type of hunt, with experienced trackers and professional hunters working the area daily. Once a mature tom is identified, the hunt becomes a test of patience, discipline, and making the first shot count.

Before arriving in camp, hunters should study shot placement for African cats, as leopard anatomy differs from plains game and wounded cats can be extremely dangerous.

Traveling to this Premier Leopard Hunting Destination

Stress-free Travel: Fly into Hosea Kutako International airport Windhoek, Namibia, where the outfitter will meet you and transport you to the concession. The drive from the airport to Bushmanland is 5 hours. Charter flights can be arranged on request.

Bushmanland, Namibia: Known for its vast, unspoiled landscapes, Bushmanland offers an authentic and rugged hunting experience. This remote region, rich in wildlife and cultural heritage, is ideal for a true wilderness adventure.

Stunning Scenery: Enjoy the breathtaking beauty of Bushmanland’s diverse ecosystems, from open savannas to dense woodlands. Every moment in this pristine environment adds to the overall hunting experience.

Accommodation on the Leopard Hunting Safari

Lodging: Relax in spacious lodges and camps that blend comfort with the rustic charm of the African wilderness. Enjoy modern amenities, home cooked dining, and comfortable accommodations. Both areas have a classic tented safari camp with fire pit, lapa, fully equipped and spacious tents with en-suite bathrooms, generated electricity and laundry service.

Exceptional Service: The dedicated staff are on hand to cater to your every need, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience from arrival to departure.

How the Leopard Hunt Contributes to Conservation

Conservation Focus: Pieter's efforts include building roads, rehabilitating waterholes, building dams for wildlife, installing solar panels and water pumps.

He encourages clients to donate to the ‘Wildlife Africa Conservation Foundation (WACF), to aid in further conservation efforts.  Other efforts include providing and distributing meat and water to local communities, building facilities (like schools) identified by the conservancy community, as well as employing and training local community members as trackers, skinners, chefs, and camp attendants. This outfitter is committed to ethical hunting practices and sustainability. A portion of the proceeds from this Leopard hunt supports local conservation efforts and community development projects.

Regulated Practices: Pieter adheres to all local and international hunting regulations, ensuring the preservation of wildlife populations and their habitats.

Don’t miss the chance to embark on the hunting adventure of a lifetime. Limited quota available for Exportable Trophy Elephants!!

Diverse Tourist Attractions for Pre- and Post-Tours

A great drawcard to a Namibia hunt is the wonderful array of pre- and post-safari tourism attractions on offer for singletons, couples, and families. From traditional heritage and cultural tours to adventure activities in the middle of the desert, Namibia provides great tourist attractions for young and old.

• Swakopmund: From camel rides and desert tours to quad biking in the world’s oldest desert, Swakopmund is the playground of adventure-seeking tourists.
• Sossusvlei: Home to the world’s oldest desert, you have the chance to climb some of the world’s highest sand dunes, including Big Daddy.
• Fish River Canyon: Visit the largest canyon in Africa! With breathtaking views, and reaching depths of 1,950 feet, this canyon remains one of Namibia’s most popular tourist attractions.
• Zambezi Region: Formerly known as the Caprivi Strip, the Zambezi region is situated in northeast Namibia and is renowned for its lush vegetation and greenery. It is the perfect habitat for numerous species of mammals, reptiles, and many varieties of birdlife, ensuring that it is the perfect stop on any tourist’s itinerary.
• Windhoek: As Namibia’s capital city, Windhoek is the heart of the region, offering tourists a variety of heritage and cultural tours. Be sure to enjoy some traditional cuisine in a variety of restaurants in the city.
• Etosha: No visit to Namibia is complete without a visit to Etosha, where the sheer open landscapes and diverse wildlife will leave you mesmerized at the sheer amount and array of species to see on game drives in the area.
• Walvis Bay: The cold Atlantic Ocean provides the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable boat tour, with the friendly seals in the area often hopping on and off the boats.

Health and Vaccines Pre-Hunting Safari

Before embarking on your dream Namibia hunting safari, check with your booking agent as to recommended vaccines and precautions before travel.

The below considerations are highly recommended:

• Malaria: Most of Namibia is malaria-free, but regions such as the Zambezi Delta (Caprivi Strip) could be malaria hot spots. Liaise with the African outfitter and then consult with your medical practitioner to obtain a recommended prescription.
• Typhoid: This is recommended for most travelers when crossing most African borders.
• Yellow Fever: This may be a requirement when traveling to and from countries with a risk of Yellow Fever
• Rabies: Never pet strange dogs or animals while on your hunting safari.
• Hepatitis A & B: These vaccines are recommended for members of the hunting safari who are not vaccinated.

If any further information is needed regarding this Cancellation Leopard  Hunting Safari in Bushmanland, please contact the team at Game Hunting Safaris or message Pieter directly on the links provided. 

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