“Good, hard hunting and unforgettable camaraderie will last until I can return.”                                                                                                                                                                                   George Solhan

Adapting our hunting techniques to the abilities of our hunters, we can accommodate people of all ages and capabilities.  Most of our hunting is done, however, on the “walk and stalk” or “spot and stalk” methods.

We won’t push you past your physical limitations, so up your limits by getting in the best shape possible.

Depending on the kind of game you want to hunt, we advise that you plan for at least eight hunting days.

Although the official hunting season is from February to November, the best time for hunting is from late April to September due to temperature and weather.

 

Recommended clothing/equipment:

Good, broke-in leather boots

Thick socks and gaiters

Wide brimmed hat

Warm jacket, stocking cap and gloves for the cold mornings and evenings

Long pants and long sleeved shirts

Sunscreen and lip protection

Insect repellent

Binoculars

Individual medicine if required

Rifles:

The lightest calibre for plains game we advise to bring is .270 Win. For dangerous (excluding leopard) game the minimum requirement is .375 H&H.

If you plan to hunt giraffe or eland, a minimum of .338 calibre are preferable

Heavy for calibre bullets are recommended

If possible, bring two rifles, or at least a backup scope

Bring enough ammunition

Rental rifles and ammunition are available

Your PH will take you to the shooting range to sight in your rifle, before your hunt commences

 

General:

For entry in to Namibia, your passport must be valid for at least six months

Firearms import permits are issued at the port of entry. 

Make sure you have our invitation letter with our address with you when dealing with customs.