Northern Namibia Hunting Safari

Namibia, Africa

— 2009 Pricing —

Luxury Tented Camp Hunting Safari

Plains Game Hunts
$600 pppd 1x1 (one hunter / one professional hunter)
$450 pppd 2x1 (two hunters / one professional hunter)
$200 pppd Non-hunter (Observer)
Special rates available for group or family

Dangerous Game Hunts
$750 pppd 1x1 - Leopard, Lioness & Cheetah - Minimum 10 days
$1,250 pppd 1x1 - Lion & Elephant - Minimum 16 Days

Hunting Season

Mid April thru September.

Hunt Description

If you are looking for the ultimate tented camp hunting safari in the Kalahari desert then this hunt is for you. Hunting is done in an nine million acre concession in the remote desert area of the Namib Desert in the Kunene Region of Namibia, between the Skelton Coast and Etosha National Park.

The Anabeb-Sesfontein-Omatendeka Areas are a conservancy that our outfitter has the privilege of being awarded a seven year contract. This tender was granted by a NGO assisted by WWF. The majority of the monetary proceeds as well as all the meat are for the benefit of the local population. This programme has primarily been initiated to train and provide sustainable management skills for the people to become self sufficient by managing their own wildlife resources.

We hunt Leopards over bait, and Lions both over bait and spot and stalk.

Namibia is renowned for certain species. These would be Kudu, Eland, Springbok, Steenbok, Gemsbok, Blue Wildebeest, Red Hartebeest and Warthog. Black Wildebeest and Blesbok did not occur here naturally 100 years ago but have been introduced successfully and for some reason have marvelous horn growth. Damara Dik Dik and Hartman Zebra only occur in Namibia so we highly recommend that you consider these two species.

SCI has just registered another Gemsbok specie for Namibia in the Record book. It is called the Namibian Gemsbok and can only be taken in the North of Namibia. It is basically the same as the Angolan animal. The horns are shorter than the Kalahari species, so the minimums to get into the Record book are a lot less.

The best way to hunt here is what we call spot and stalk. We get onto a vehicle and drive until we see the animals. If we see an animal that looks like a trophy we drive past and after checking the wind we get off the vehicle and stalk. Your PH (Professional Hunter) carries a tripod which he sets up for you. Our PH does not carry a rifle unless the hunter wants him to or we are hunting dangerous game.

A normal hunting day is from sunup to about 11:30am. We then have brunch. We hunt again from 2:30pm until sundown.

Camp & Accommodations

Accommodations are in a luxury tented camp, similar to the old way Africa was hunted. Water for your shower is heated by fire. Boilers are lit in the afternoon so that you can enjoy a piping hot shower in the evening when we return from the bush.

Getting There

The arrival airport is Windhoek International Airport and is about a two hour flight from Johannesburg in South Africa. Firearm permits are issued at the port of entry. You are allowed a maximum of 60 rounds of ammunition.

A preferred alternative is flying into Walvis Bay airport. This cuts the driving time to the concession in half, and is a beautiful drive along the seacoast.

Included in the price (per hunter):

• Accommodation, meals & drinks
• Daily Laundry Service
• Hunting vehicles
• Skinners and trackers
• Hunting license & permits
• Preparation of trophies

Not included in the price:

• Trophy Fees
  • Cheetah - $5,500
  • Elephant Bull - $20,000
  • Elephant Cow - $4,990
  • Leopard - $7,500
  • Lion (male) - $25,000
  • Lioness - $7,500
  • Baboon - $100
  • Black Back Jackal - $100
  • Giraffe - $2,490
  • Gemsbok (Oryx) Namibian - $1,290
  • Gemsbok (Oryx) Kalahari Over 40 inches - $1,590
  • Hyena (Spotted) - $2,490
  • Kalahari Springbok - $690
  • Kalahari Springbok bait for Leopards and Hyena - $120
  • Kalahari Springbok over 14 inches - $890
  • Kalahari Springbok over 16 inches - $990
  • Klipspringer - $1,490
  • Klipspringer over 4 1/8 inches - $1,890
  • Kudu - $1,490
  • Kudu over 54 inches - $1,990
  • Kudu over 60 Inches - $2,490
  • Ostrich - $390
  • Steenbok - $490
  • Steenbok over 4 4/8 inches - $790
  • Zebra (Hartmann's Mountain) - $1,350
  • Zebra (Bait for Lion) - $350
• Road Transfers (each way)
  • Windhoek Airport to Sesfontein (10 hrs)
    $1,000 per group (maximum of 3)
  • Walvis Bay Airport to Sesfontein via Skeleton Coast Park (6 hrs)
    $700 per group (maximum of 3)
• Air Charters (Recommended)
  • Windhoek Airport to Sesfontein - POR ($1,700 approx.)
    (Based on a one way flight in a single engine Cessna 210 aircraft with 25 lbs maximum luggage. Maximum of three passengers per plane.)
• Rifle hire and ammunition - $40 per day plus ammo
• 15% Namibian VAT on daily rates and transfers
• Optional Side Trips & Tours
  • Etosha Park
  • Hoba Meteorite
  • Baobab Tree
  • Cheetah Farm
  • Namib Desert
  • Skeleton Coast
  • Bushman Rock Carvings
  • Kalahari Desert & Bushman
  • Cape Cross Seal Reserve
  • Quad Biking on Sand Dunes
  • Fishing Atlantic Ocean( Big Sharks)
  • Tiger Fishing in Zambezi
  • A Diamond tour to South Africa.
• Gratuities to Professional Hunter, Guide or Staff
• Lodging, drinks, meals and travel charges incurred before and after the contracted period of the hunt, or because of national holidays
• Excess luggage fee charged by airlines
• Shipment of trophies
• Taxidermy of trophies
• Telephone calls
• Items of a personal nature
• Entry Visa (if required)
• Insurance (Trip Cancellation, Medical Evacuation, etc.)

Due to the logistics of this area a $3,000 deposit is required when booking plains game hunts, and a 50 percent deposit is required on Dangerous Game Hunts.

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If you have specific questions about this hunt please contact us today.

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