Hunting Safaris

Walk-and-Stalk Hunting

Hunting in the Outjo area is a true walk-and-stalk experience, rooted in fair chase, patience, and respect for the land and its wildlife. This is not a drive-and-shoot safari. Most hunting is done on foot at your own pace, covering open savanna, mopane bush, rocky hills, and dry riverbeds alongside experienced professional hunters and trackers.

Success here comes from skill, awareness, and endurance. Animals are carefully located, observed, and approached using wind, terrain, and natural cover. Time is taken to identify mature, past-prime animals that meet ethical and conservation standards. Shots are only taken when conditions allow for a clean, humane harvest.

Expect long days in the field, plenty of walking, and moments where patience matters more than pulling the trigger. Some days may end without a shot fired - that's part of fair chase and what makes success meaningful when it comes.

Conservation & Ethics

Ethical trophy hunting in Namibia plays a vital role in conservation, habitat protection, and local livelihoods. Every hunt is conducted within strict regulations and with respect for wildlife, communities, and the environment.

We operate strictly within Namibia's conservation framework, focusing on fair-chase hunting and the selective harvest of mature, past-prime animals. Vehicles are used for access and recovery only; the hunt itself happens on foot, as it should.

For those with limited physical abilities, we have comfortable hides set up near natural waterholes and animal hotspots.

If you're looking for a demanding, honest hunting experience - not a guaranteed outcome - Namibia delivers Africa as it's meant to be hunted.