Cape Buffalo

Few game animals are held in higher esteem as a worthy hunting adversary than the African Cape Buffalo. The thrill of hunting this mountain of muscle and attitude is unrivalled and quite addictive.

Few game animals are held in higher esteem as a worthy hunting adversary than the African Cape Buffalo. The sheer thrill of hunting this mountain of muscle and attitude is unrivalled and quite addictive. Buffalo are similar to cattle in that they are herd animals, preferring the open savannah where grazing and water is plentiful — but the old solitary “dagga boys” are an entirely different proposition, often hidden deep in the reed beds and Mopane woodlands of the Caprivi.

Lion

Most of the free-roaming lions in Namibia are protected within national parks. In our King Nehale conservancy you can pursue these predators when they cross into community land…

Elephant

A big bull elephant with 100-pound ivory tusks is considered by many the ultimate African trophy — anything over 40 pounds is still trophy quality. Hunt this iconic…

Leopard

Elusive and dangerous — pound for pound the most dangerous animal in the world when wounded, drawing deep respect from every hunter who has pursued this magnificent creature.

Rhino

Namibia hosts both black and white rhino as integral parts of its landscape. Strictly limited quota hunts on selected old, post-breeding bulls are a recognised conservation tool.