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.

Namibia can boast having both black and white rhino forming an integral part of its landscape. These granite-grey herbivores have an impeccable sense of hearing and smell, but their eyesight is relatively poor — they make up for it by either running away or charging anything that provokes suspicion. All rhino hunting in Namibia is strictly quota-managed and tightly regulated as a recognised conservation tool, focusing on selected old post-breeding bulls.

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…

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…

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.