Hunting in Namibia Kudu, Cape Eland and 4 Species

Few plains game hunts offer the opportunity to pursue both the elusive kudu and Africa's largest antelope, the Cape eland, on the same hunt. This premium eight-day safari combines six outstanding trophy species with authentic free-range hunting across a 100,000-acre concession in Namibia's renowned Khomas Region. As an added bonus, hunters also receive a complimentary cull gemsbok, providing even more time in the field.

Hunt Summary

Price: US$7,900 "All In"

Duration: 8 Hunting Days | 9 Nights

Hunter Ratio: 1 Hunter: 1 Professional Hunter

Accommodation: Luxury Hunting Lodge

Observer Rate: US$150 per person, per day

Rifle Rental: US$40 per hunting day plus US$4 per round

Species Included: Kudu | Cape Eland | Gemsbok | Red Hartebeest | Hartmann's Zebra | Springbok

Bonus Trophy: 1 × Cull Gemsbok (Included at No Additional Cost)

Trophy Species Included

This safari has been carefully designed for hunters wanting to experience some of Namibia's finest plains game in a single adventure. Combining six exceptional trophy species with a complimentary cull gemsbok, it offers outstanding variety while showcasing the exceptional hunting opportunities that have made Namibia one of Africa's leading plains game destinations.

The kudu remains one of Africa's most admired trophies, famous for its impressive spiral horns and ability to disappear into thick bushveld. Hunters wanting to learn more about trophy quality, mature bulls and the best time to hunt can explore our Kudu Hunting in Namibia guide.

Cape eland add a completely different dimension to the safari. As Africa's largest antelope, they demand patience, careful stalking and determination. Learn more about these magnificent animals in the Cape Eland Hunting in Namibia section.

Namibia is recognised worldwide for producing exceptional gemsbok trophies, while Hartmann's zebra are uniquely adapted to the country's rocky mountains and escarpments. Gemsbok Hunting in Namibia remains extremely popular, while red hartebeest are also quite sought-after. Hartmann's Zebra, along with Springbok hunting in Namibia are also incorporated into this six species hunting safari.

Your safari also includes a complimentary cull gemsbok, offering additional hunting opportunities while supporting responsible wildlife management and sustainable herd management across the concession.

Why Choose This Safari?

This is the ideal safari for hunters wanting maximum variety without changing concessions. From tracking a mature kudu bull through thick bush to pursuing the immense Cape eland across open country, every day presents a different challenge. Six outstanding trophy species, together with a complimentary cull gemsbok, make this one of Namibia's best-value premium plains game packages.

Namibia's Khomas Region

The Khomas Region is widely regarded as one of Namibia's premier plains game hunting destinations. Vast free-range concessions, exceptional trophy quality and varied landscapes combine to produce memorable hunting experiences. Open savannas, camel thorn bushveld, rugged granite hills and broad valleys provide ideal habitat for kudu, Cape eland, gemsbok, Hartmann's zebra, red hartebeest and springbok while creating classic African spot-and-stalk hunting safari in Namibia.

Recommended Rifles & Shot Placement

With species ranging from agile springbok to the massive Cape eland, selecting the correct rifle is an important part of planning your safari. A .30-06 Springfield, .300 Winchester Magnum or .300 WSM provides an excellent all-round choice for this hunt, while hunters placing particular emphasis on Cape eland may prefer a .338 Winchester Magnum.

Regardless of calibre, ethical hunting depends on accurate shot placement. Before travelling, we recommend reviewing our Shot Placement for Large Antelope guide for kudu, Cape eland and gemsbok, our Shot Placement for Medium Antelope guide for springbok and red hartebeest, together with our Shot Placement for Speciality Animals guide when hunting Hartmann's zebra.

Traveling to Namibia

The safari begins at Hosea Kutako International Airport in Windhoek, where you will be met by your Professional Hunter before the approximately two-hour road transfer to the hunting concession in the Khomas Region. Namibia remains one of Africa's most accessible hunting destinations, with excellent road infrastructure, straightforward firearm import procedures and a long-established hunting industry. International hunters can expect an efficient arrival process before beginning their safari.

Plains Game Hunting in Namibia 

If you're looking for a premium plains game safari combining six exceptional trophy species, authentic free-range hunting and the opportunity to pursue Africa's largest antelope, this eight-day Namibian safari deserves serious consideration.

Contact the Game Hunting Safaris team to reserve your preferred hunting dates or customise your African hunting trip with additional trophy species.