| Animal | Fee |
| Caracal | 1000 |
| Blue wildebeest | 850 |
| Greater Kudu | 2000 |
| Hartmann's Zebra | 1400 |
| Zebra | 1400 |
| Common Eland | 2000 |
| Common Waterbuck | 2800 |
| Black Wildebeest | 1300 |
| Blesbok | 900 |
| Impala | 1400 |
| Red Hartebeest | 800 |
| Springbok | 900 |
| Damara Dik-Dik | 2800 |
| Gray Duiker | 400 |
| Baboon | 120 |
| Black backed Jackal | 70 |
| Giraffe | 1800 |
| Warthog | 450 |
Accommodation consists of comfortable brick hunting cabins overlooking a nearby waterhole, offering regular opportunities to observe game moving through camp during quieter parts of the day. Hunters can expect comfortable en-suite accommodation, welcoming hospitality, and practical amenities designed for a relaxing stay between hunting sessions. Camp facilities include WiFi, Swimming pool, Lapa dining area and Fire pit for evening relaxation
The hunting concession consists of approximately 5,000 hectares of partially fenced Namibian hunting terrain offering a diverse and rewarding plains game hunting experience. Landscapes range from semi-desert habitat and open savanna to rocky hills, bushveld, and wider plains, creating ideal conditions for spot-and-stalk hunting. The diversity of terrain supports healthy populations of kudu, eland, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, warthog, and numerous other plains game species, while leopard are also known to occur in the region. Hunters can expect a fair-chase style experience requiring patience, glassing, tracking, and careful stalking depending on species and seasonal conditions.
| Fence Area: | 12355 acres |
| Hunting Ground Size: | 5000 ha |
| Language Spoken By Staff: | English, Afrikaans |
Hills: 20 %, Mountains: 10 %
Fields/Bush: 50 %, Forest: 0 %
| Nearest Airport Name: | Rundu Airport |
| Nearest Airport Distance: | 100 miles |
| Nearest Town Name: | Grootfontein |
| Nearest Town Distance: | 130km |
| Transfer From Airport: | Yes |
Some African species stand apart, not because of numbers, but because of what they represent. This 11-day Namibia hunting safari is built around three truly iconic trophies: the elusive Greater Kudu, the immense Cape Eland, and the unmistakable Giraffe.
Rather than a high-volume plains game package, this African plains game hunt is designed for hunters seeking a more considered experience focused on larger-bodied, highly sought-after species that define hunting in southern Africa.
Pursue the legendary Grey Ghost through Namibia’s bushveld, track Africa’s largest antelope across rugged terrain, and experience the unique challenge of hunting giraffe on a safari that combines variety, challenge, and authentic African hunting.
1 x Hunter | 1 x Professional Hunter
11 Days Plains Game Hunting in Namibia | Greater Kudu / Cape Eland / Giraffe
US$ 5,990
This safari takes place across diverse Namibian hunting terrain consisting of semi-desert landscapes, open savannas, rocky hills, and thicker bushveld sections. These varying habitats create excellent opportunities for challenging and rewarding spot-and-stalk hunting.
Greater Kudu are renowned for their sharp senses and ghost-like ability to disappear into thick cover, making them one of Africa’s most respected plains game trophies. Cape Eland hunts require patience and persistence, often covering significant distances through rugged country, while giraffe provide a unique and surprisingly demanding hunting experience that many hunters rank among the most memorable of their safari.
This hunt is ideally suited to hunters seeking a traditional Namibian safari focused on quality over quantity, while still allowing the flexibility to add additional species.
Looking to make the most of your time in Namibia? A wide selection of additional plains game species is available by simply paying trophy fees.
From Gemsbok, Zebra, Wildebeest, and Warthog to specialised species such as Damara Dik-Dik and even Leopard opportunities (subject to availability), this safari can easily be customised to suit your hunting goals.
Pay only trophy fees for additional species hunted.
For hunters wanting to experience even more of Namibia, optional fishing adventures can be added onto your safari.
Choose between fishing the legendary Okavango River for hard-fighting Tigerfish and Catfish, often accompanied by sightings of Hippo and Crocodile, or enjoy coastal angling opportunities at Henties Bay targeting species such as Cob, Steenbras, Galjoen, and several shark species.
This is an excellent way to round off your African hunting safari with something entirely different.
Based near Grootfontein, this experienced Namibian outfitter has earned a strong reputation for delivering quality hunting experiences, exceptional hospitality, and well-managed hunting areas. Together with an experienced team of Professional Hunters and camp staff, hunters can expect attentive service, strong trophy quality, and a hunting experience tailored to both first-time and experienced African hunters alike.
Whether pursuing a once-in-a-lifetime kudu or building a broader Namibian species collection, the focus remains on ethical hunting, memorable experiences, and personalised service.
Your Namibia hunting package includes:
The package excludes:
Hunters fly into Windhoek, Namibia, before continuing to the hunting area using one of two travel options.
Option 1: Via Windhoek
Fly into Hosea Kutako International Airport before a scenic road transfer of approximately 6.5 hours to camp.
Option 2: Via Rundu
Take a domestic flight from Windhoek to Rundu Airport, followed by a shorter road transfer of approximately 2 hours to camp.
Please factor in approximately two travel days as part of this safari.
A typical plains game hunt in Namibia is active, varied, and shaped by both terrain and animal movement. Hunting days generally begin early, often before sunrise, when temperatures are cooler and game is naturally more active.
After a light breakfast and checking rifles, hunters head into the concession with their Professional Hunter, tracker, and hunting vehicle. Depending on the target species and recent animal movement, the day may involve driving to likely areas before continuing on foot using spot-and-stalk methods, glassing from elevated vantage points, or carefully tracking fresh sign.
For species such as Cape Eland and Greater Kudu hunts, patience and persistence are often key. Long periods of glassing, careful stalks through bushveld, and covering ground on foot are all part of the experience. Conditions can change quickly, requiring hunters to adapt to wind, terrain, and animal behaviour throughout the day.
Midday may include a short return to camp or a break in shaded areas during the hottest hours before heading back out for the productive late afternoon period when animals begin moving again.
Every hunting day is different, which is part of what makes plains game hunting in Namibia so rewarding.
Namibia has earned a reputation as one of Africa’s premier plains game hunting destinations, attracting hunters from around the world seeking both trophy quality and authentic hunting experiences. The country’s vast landscapes, strong wildlife management practices, and diverse habitats create ideal conditions for sustainable hunting and healthy game populations.
What makes plains game hunting in Namibia especially rewarding is the challenge. Hunting here is seldom a matter of simply arriving at a waterhole and waiting. Spot-and-stalk methods, patient glassing, careful shot placement, and long hours covering ground are often all part of the experience.
Greater Kudu are famously known as the “Grey Ghost” for good reason, blending effortlessly into thick bush and disappearing almost impossibly into cover. Cape Eland may be Africa’s largest antelope, but their size should not be mistaken for ease — these animals can travel long distances through rugged terrain and require persistence to hunt successfully. Giraffe hunts are often underestimated, yet offer their own unique challenge due to their awareness, height advantage, and the need for precise shot placement.
For hunters seeking a safari that combines beautiful landscapes, challenging hunting, and iconic African species, Namibia consistently ranks among the continent’s finest destinations.
For hunters travelling to Africa for the first time, one important consideration is that shot placement for African game can differ from species commonly hunted in North America or Europe.
Animals such as kudu, eland, and giraffe are anatomically different from deer species, with vital organs often positioned slightly further forward and lower than many international hunters may expect. Understanding these differences is an important part of ensuring ethical, effective shot placement.
Fortunately, hunters are guided every step of the way by experienced Professional Hunters who will discuss shot opportunities, animal positioning, shooting angles, and recommended shot placement before opportunities arise in the field.
As with all ethical hunting, patience and waiting for the right shot are key. Whether pursuing a mature kudu bull through thick bush or lining up on a giraffe at distance, careful shot selection plays an important role in a successful safari.
If you would like additional information regarding this iconic Namibia hunting safari, want to customise the package with additional species, or discuss dates and availability, contact the Game Hunting Safaris team.
Please note that terms, conditions and price are subject to change without notice and rates at the time of the hunt will apply
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