Hunting in Namibia Kudu, Cape Eland & 4 Species

1 x Hunter 1 x Professional Hunter US$ 7 900 “All In”

8 x Days and 9 x Nights Plains Game Hunting

**** Observer welcome@  US$150 per person per day

**** Rifle rental available at US$ 40 per hunting day and US$ 4/bullet

The  Safari in Namibia Trophy List

• 1 x Kudu
•  1 x Gemsbok
•  1 x Cape Eland
•  1 x Red Hartebeest
•  1 x Hartmann’s Zebra
•  1 x Springbok

1 x Cull Gemsbok @ No Cost !! 

Plains Game Hunting in Namibia

Game hunting safaris in Namibia are some of the most enjoyable for international hunters choosing the African continent as the destination of choice. Besides a variety of plains game, Namibia boasts ranches and concessions offering luxurious facilities and accommodation. Compared to countries such as Mozambique, Zambia and Tanzania, these hunting safaris are very well priced.  

Namibia is a politically stable country where international hunters are always welcomed, being one of the safest countries in Africa. Namibia is easily accessible via flights from Europe to Windhoek (Hosea Kutako International Airport), or as many hunters prefer, traveling through South Africa to Windhoek from Oliver Tambo International Airport.

Importing a rifle in Namibia is a simple process, with permits being issued on arrival at Hosea Kutako, at no cost. Hunters will just need a copy of the firearm license, for USA citizens a customs declaration form 4457 and a copy of a letter of invitation from the outfitter. Namibia offers a wide variety of habitat for plains game hunting, from the Kalahari Desert in the South, the Caprivi Strip (Zambezi Region) and rugged mountains on the western borders of the Namibia.

Namibia is four times larger than the United Kingdom and bigger than the state of Texas in the United States. Namibia’s population of 2.2 million people makes the country one of the least inhabited in Africa. 

The Hunting Safari in Namibia Includes:

• Luxurious Accommodation
• Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Snacks
• Services of Licensed Professional Hunter
• Road Transfers to/from Windhoek (Hosea Kutako International Airport)
• Trackers, Skinner and Lodge Staff
• Daily Laundry Services and Housekeeping .
• Field Preparation of Trophies
• On Territory Transport
• Delivery of trophies to Taxidermist
• Government Taxes

Hunting Season in Namibia: Trophy hunting takes place from 1st February to 30th November, with hunting allowed to take place. Hunting is allowed to commence a half an hour before sunrise and and half an hour after sunset.

 The Namibia Hunting Safari Excludes:

• Staff Gratuities (at the hunters discretion)
• Additional Day Trips
• International Travel and Insurance Costs 
• Dip and Pack of Trophies
• Additional Observers
• Rifle Rental

The Trophy hunt in Namibia begins here!

Landing at Hosea Kutako International Airport, you will be met by Jaco, or a  member of his team for “meet and greet” and any assistance with rifle collection or  permits. Transfers to and from Windhoek will be by road, taking approximately two hours. Namibia has the safest and best maintained roads in all of Africa. The hunting lodge, situated in the Khomas region is located approximately 100 miles south of the capital city. 

Should international hunters be entering Windhoek from South Africa, depending on flight times, it may be a requirement to spend a night in Johannesburg, South Africa. Airlink is recommended for the flight from Oliver Tambo International Airport to Windhoek, which cost on average (+- US$ 400 return). Airlink flights are on time, clean, plus as a bonus they serve “adult beverages”.  Airlink also have facilities in place for rifles transfers.

We would recommend African Sky Boutique Hotel situated near OR Tambo Airport if you have to overnight in Johannesburg.  Management can arrange transfers to and from African Sky/OR Tambo and also assist with any firearm permits. For further information, see our “Affiliated Services“ link below. Hunters need to bear in mind that if traveling with firearms through South Africa, a SAPS 520 form needs to be completed.

The Namibian Outfitter and Hunting Ranch

Jaco, owner and professional hunter welcomes all experienced, as well as novice hunters to enjoy the sheer magnificence that Namibia has to offer. This unique piece of paradise in Namibia boasts wild plains, rough and rocky mountains, offering more than 20 different species of African game animals, birds and African Cats, including Leopards.  

This family-owned ranch stretches 100 000 acres, greater than 160 square miles, situated in the Khomas region of central Namibia. There are no high-fences on the ranch. Jaco and the team pride themselves on their family safaris, also offering guided tours to Etosha National Park and photographic safaris to other places of interest. In 2002, Jaco became Namibia’s national archery champion and in 2025 represented Namibia at World Archery Championship in the USA.

The Namibia Hunting Lodge, Luxurious Accommodation 

Experience the warmth of true African hospitality at the hunting lodge, where modern luxury seamlessly blends with the timeless charm of traditional thatched roofs. Rooms are thoughtfully designed for your comfort, featuring a private bathroom, climate control, and daily laundry service. After a day of hunting, you can relax with a dip in the pool. Cuisine is exceptional,  where hunters and companions can enjoy home-cooked meals or barbecue favorites, paired with some of South Africa’s (Imported) finest wines, local beers, and refreshing sodas.

*** The hunting lodge also features a micro-brewery where cold beers can be enjoyed following ” another tough day in Africa”

Experience an epic hunting adventure in Namibia, the Land of Sand!

Hunting in Namibia: A Quest for Adventure

Kudu  are one of Africa’s most majestic antelope, renowned for their striking spiral horns and elusive nature. Gemsbok, with their impressive horns and striking appearance, is a highlight of any hunt in Namibia, especially being the countries national animal. marksmanship. A Red Hartebeest is a fascinating animal with its distinctive reddish coat and unique body shape.

Hartmann’s Zebra offers a unique hunting experience due to its striking striping and behavioral traits. These zebras inhabit hilly and rocky regions, adding a layer of complexity to the hunt. They are highly alert and swift, requiring precise shot placement.

Known for their speed and agility, Springbok present a dynamic challenge for hunters. These agile antelope thrive in Namibia’s open plains, in herds that can be in the thousands. Their unique “pronking” behavior—leaping high into the air—is a site worth seeing.

Cape Eland are one of Africa’s largest antelope and adds an exciting challenge to your hunt. These impressive animals are known for their size and can be found in a variety of landscapes, from open plains to bushy hills.

In addition to your primary targets, you’ll have the opportunity to cull an extra Gemsbok. This helps with wildlife management and population control.

Best time to go hunting in Namibia

Namibia, typically classified as a “desert country”, and has days where the temperatures are hot and the nights are cool, and in the winter months cold.

The northwest winds bring rainfall in the summer months which are the months from October through to April, which are also the countries hottest months.  Rainfall in the unique biosphere of the northeast (Caprivi Strip, now known as Zambezi Region), is much higher than the rest of the country.

Central Namibia is referred to as “blue sky” country with more than 10 hours of sunshine per day. The best hunting months are from April through to August.

Trophy hunting in Namibia, Packing and Preparation

Protective clothing should be manufactured from light cotton fabric, with colors matching the environment, such as olive, khaki and greens.

Temperatures, depending on the month of the hunt can vary by as much as 35 Fahrenheit, so jackets providing warmth and insulation are important, as well as gloves and “woolly hats”.  Four-by-four truck may be used to cover greater distances as the ranch is just so large, so pack warmly for the early mornings and late evenings. Pack a good quality and comfortable pair of walking boots, extra laces are always a good idea.  Do not over pack as the lodge does provide daily laundry services.

Tourist activities following a safari in Namibia 

This exceptional hunting destination has a diverse range of tourist activities and places of interest.  Whilst in Namibia, it is definitely worthwhile extending your stay. 

Nature and Wildlife Safaris, places to visit:

• Etosha National Park
• Namib Desert & Sossuvlei
• Fish River Canyon
• Skeleton Coast and Damaraland
• Spitzkoppe

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. 

Following a recent Elephant hunt in Namibia, we (GHS) rented a truck and drove from Windhoek, to Henties Baai, Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. It was worth every penny, the food, drinks and facilities were exceptional.  

Should additional information be required relating to this plains game hunt in Namibia, message the team at Game Hunting Safaris, or Jaco directly using the  icons. If you would like to check availability, insert dates in “Request to Book”, and Jaco will revert.