Kudu Hunting Safari with Oryx, Wildebeest, Zebra & Warthog

There are few better places to experience kudu hunting in Namibia than the rugged mountains and open plains of the Khomas region. This seven-day safari combines the pursuit of a magnificent kudu bull with gemsbok, blue wildebeest, Hartmann's zebra and warthog, creating a classic plains game safari in one of Africa's premier hunting destinations. Set on an unfenced 100,000-acre concession, the safari offers exceptional trophy quality, challenging spot-and-stalk hunting and comfortable accommodation in the heart of central Namibia.

Hunt Summary

Price: US$5,700 "All Inclusive"

Duration: 7 Hunting Days / 8 Nights

Hunter Ratio: 1 Hunter: 1 Professional Hunter

Observer Rate: US$150 per person per day

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

Bow Hunters Welcome: Yes

Included Species: 1 x Kudu | 1 x Gemsbok (Oryx) | 1 x Blue Wildebeest | 1 x Hartmann's Zebra | 1 x Warthog

Trophy Size: No Size Limit

Kudu Hunting in Namibia

Namibia has long been recognised as one of Africa's premier plains game hunting destinations, attracting hunters from around the world in search of exceptional trophies and authentic safari experiences. The Khomas region, in particular, offers the combination of rugged mountain landscapes, open valleys and healthy game populations that has made kudu hunts in Namibia so highly regarded.

The safari combines kudu with gemsbok, blue wildebeest, Hartmann's zebra and warthog, giving the hunter five very different trophies to pursue over seven hunting days. Gemsbok hunting in Namibia are particularly well suited to the open country, where these tough desert-adapted antelope are one of the country's most recognisable game species.

Hunting is conducted using traditional spot-and-stalk methods. Long periods of patient glassing are often followed by careful stalks through rocky hillsides, thick bush and open valleys, making every successful trophy well earned. For hunters considering hunting in Namibia, this safari offers an excellent combination of trophy quality, varied terrain and genuine fair-chase hunting.

Traveling to Namibia

The safari begins with arrival at Hosea Kutako International Airport outside Windhoek, where hunters are met before the approximately two-hour road transfer to the hunting concession.

Namibia is one of Africa's most accessible safari destinations, with good international air connections and well-maintained road infrastructure. The country's established hunting industry and excellent plains game opportunities have made it a popular choice for both first-time and experienced international hunters.

Hunting season runs from 1 February until 30 November, with legal hunting hours extending from thirty minutes before sunrise until thirty minutes after sunset.

Shot Placement

Accurate shot placement remains one of the most important considerations when hunting African plains game. Hunters should wait for a broadside or slightly quartering-away presentation whenever possible, allowing a clear shot into the vital heart-lung area.

For kudu, gemsbok, blue wildebeest and Hartmann's zebra, the preferred aiming point is low on the shoulder, approximately one-third of the way up the body. Blue wildebeest have a well-earned reputation for toughness, making careful shot selection particularly important during wildebeest safaris.

Warthog should also be taken with a well-placed heart-lung shot whenever possible. Mature boars are surprisingly tough for their size, and opportunities can develop quickly when hunting these alert and unpredictable animals. A successful warthog hunt often comes down to being ready when an opportunity unexpectedly presents itself.

Hunters preparing for the safari can also review our Shot Placement for Hunting Large Antelope guide for more detailed information on the vital areas of Africa's larger plains game species.

Tips for Hunting in Namibia

• Practise shooting from sticks before arriving on safari.
• Wear comfortable, well-broken-in hunting boots suitable for rocky terrain.
• Pack for cool mornings and warm afternoons, particularly during the winter hunting season.
• Carry quality binoculars; much of the hunting involves glassing open valleys and distant mountain slopes.
• Daily laundry service means there is no need to over-pack.
• Arrange taxidermy and trophy shipping before travelling.
• A reasonable level of fitness will make mountain stalking more enjoyable and improve hunting opportunities.

Namibia Awaits

Whether you're planning your first African hunting trip or returning in search of another unforgettable safari, this seven-day hunt offers the perfect combination of exceptional trophy quality, spectacular scenery and authentic fair-chase hunting. From stalking a mature kudu bull through Namibia's rugged mountains to pursuing gemsbok, blue wildebeest, Hartmann's zebra and warthog across vast free-range concessions, every day presents a new challenge and lasting memories. If you're looking for a professionally guided plains game safari in one of Africa's most respected hunting destinations, this Namibia hunting experience deserves a place at the top of your shortlist.