14 Full Days of dangerous game hunting in one of Africa’s premier big game hunting destinations for a Free-Range Trophy Leopard.
Only US$ 19500 All IN:
No Hidden Costs, Including Leopard Trophy Fee 2024
This Leopard trophy is fully exportable!!
This is a limited opportunity at a great price to take a Free-Range trophy Leopard with one of Namibia’s most experienced outfitters. Success ratios on past Leopard hunts are in excess of 90%.
Due to a last-minute cancelation, this Leopard tag has become available.
Observers are welcome at a reduced rate of US$ 200 per night.
You also have the option of renting a .375 for the safari at US$ 45 per day.
This Incredible Leopard Hunting offer Includes:
- Leopard Trophy Fee
- Transfers to and from Windhoek (Hosea Kutako International Airport)
- Pre-baiting and baits
- Dangerous Game PH, skinners and Trackers
- Full Board & Accommodation
- Meals, soft drinks and Alcoholic beverages (in moderation)
- Vehicles, Fuel and Transport while on safari
This dream African Safari is a once off opportunity to hunt the big Tom of your dreams.
This wilderness area of Namibia has good populations of Leopard who are not shy to take a bait. Leopards in this area of Namibia are not under any hunting pressure and tags are few and far between, so secure your tag now to avoid disappointment.
Namibia is the only country in Africa that can offer all species of the big five. Rhino hunts in Namibia can also legally take place, for both Black and White Rhino’s.
Excluded in the Leopard Hunting Safari
- Dip & Pack of Trophies
- Taxidermy
- Pre and Post Safari Accommodations
- International Flights
- Gratuities to staff (at the hunter’s discretion)
Travelling to the Hunting Grounds
The point of entry into Namibia for this Leopard Hunt will be Hosea Kutako International Airport, previously known as Windhoek. Your outfitter will collect you at the airport, assist with permits and transfer will be via road to the Kohomas Hochland area.
This road transfer will take approximately two hours, which means no unnecessary hunting time will be wasted, or the need for any additional domestic flights.
The African Outfitter on this Leopard Hunt
This well-known and respected Namibian based outfitter has been conducting dangerous game and plains game hunts since 2010 in South Africa and Namibia.
Leopard hunting in Namibia is their specialty and passion, hence the incredible success ratios in delivering trophy cats.
The Leopard Hunting Method
The hunting concession covers many thousands of acres, meaning there will be plenty of big cats. Chosen areas will be baited before the hunter’s arrival in order to start the process of attracting big cats.
A typical day of Leopard hunting will be leaving at first light after a light breakfast and traversing the concession checking and restocking baited area. Trails cams will be made use off to check for activity. Once a suitable trophy Leopard has been identified a temporary blind will be constructed and it will be “game on.” Namibia produces some huge cats which can exceed one hundreds and eighty pounds.
A trophy Leopard is categorized as a fully mature male.
Leopard Shot Placement
When Leopard hunting, success is all about placing the bullet in the area of the vital organs.
A wounded Leopard is incredibly dangerous. Social media constantly reports on just how many professional hunters are injured by a wounded Leopard on these dangerous hunts.
Understanding the anatomy of a Leopard is critical. These cats place themselves in all sorts of peculiar positions while feeding or protecting their meals and as such an in-depth knowledge of Leopard shot placement in order to ensure a successful Leopard hunt.
Equipment when hunting Leopard in Namibia
Bowhunting dangerous game such as a Leopard in Namibia is illegal.
When rifle hunting in Namibia for dangerous game, a minimum caliber of a .375 is the legal requirement. Leopards are classified as “soft animals” so a 300-grain bullet with quality expanding tips will work perfectly.
Add On’s while on the Leopard Hunting Safari
This outfitter has a variety of plains game and specialty animals which can be added to the hunting safari.
Cheetah hunting in Namibia is a legal safari. Namibia is in fact the only country in Africa where the hunting of Cheetah is allowed. A Cheetah can be added to this hunt for an additional trophy fee of US$ 4000.
Namibia is also well known for Hyena hunting. Both the Spotted Hyena and Brown Hyena (not exportable to the USA) are available each at US$ 2000.
Namibia is a fantastic destination for plains game hunting and this outfitter also offers endemic species such as Damara Dik-Dik (US$ 2200) and the Black Faced Impala (US$ 2800). Blue Wildebeest, Waterbuck, Warthog, Roan, Sable, Eland and Kudu are also available.
If you have not hunted Namibia before, now is your chance at a great price.
Accommodation while on the Leopard Hunting Safari
The hunting lodge is situated on a hill offering spectacular views. Rooms are all comfortable with on-suite bathrooms. Cuisine will be delicious and will be prepared with a blend of African, German and Afrikaans traditions.
