Hunting Safaris Namibia – Game Ranch Namibia

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Operating
since 1954!

What began as a small venture has grown into a premier hunting experience focused on hunter satisfaction, exceptional trophies, warm hospitality, and the ultimate African adventure. Today, the fourth generation lives on the ranch, and we’re committed to raising him in an environment that preserves sustainable hunting practices and ethical values.

We offer 28 different species for hunt on our 10 000 hectare big farm and some additional 25 000 hectare adjacent to Transvaaal as well.

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Trophy Hunting

20 Species
10000 ha Farmalnd
Rifle Hire

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Namibia Safaris

Sossusvlei
Swakopmund
Etosha National Park

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Accommodation

Luxurious
5 rooms
en suite bathroom

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accommodation

Sleep in 5 luxurious
double rooms

In our accommodation we strive to serve the guest with exceptional quality in every way but aside from our services we hope that every guest will leave a friend after enjoying an excellent stay with us.

hunting concessions & species

Over 25 ha farmland
for a challenging hunt

Additionally to our privately owned 10000 Hectares of land we also have an additional 25000 Hectares of Cattle farm land, bordering our own land where we hunt for free range game naturally roaming the area. This makes for a more challenging hunt but a satisfying one indeed. We would often climb ‘Koppies’ and spend some time locating animals in the distance before we start the stalk and approach.

Oryx

Oryx (Oryx gazella) The Oryx, also known as the Gemsbok, is one of Namibia’s most iconic and sought-after game species. Known for its striking markings, muscular build, and long, spear-like horns, the oryx is a true symbol of strength and resilience in the harsh desert environment. Highly adapted to arid regions, the oryx can survive extreme heat and go long periods without water. Both males and females carry horns that can reach up to 85 cm (33 in) or more, making careful horn assessment essential for trophy hunting. For hunters, the oryx offers a challenging and rewarding pursuit — with its tough nature, keen senses, and impressive trophy quality, it is a must-have for any plains game collection.

Gemsbok

Impala

Impala (Aepyceros melampus) Graceful and agile, the Impala is one of Africa’s most iconic antelope species. Found across savannas and woodlands, these medium-sized antelope are known for their sleek, reddish-brown coats and impressive leaping ability — they can jump over 3 meters high and up to 10 meters in length! Often seen in large herds near water sources, impalas are social and alert, making them a favorite sighting on safaris. Males are distinguished by their lyre-shaped horns, while females are hornless. Whether grazing quietly or bounding through the bush, impalas add elegance and energy to the African wilderness.

Impala

Eland

Eland (Taurotragus oryx) The Eland is Africa’s largest antelope, known for its impressive size, gentle nature, and striking appearance. Despite their bulk — with males weighing up to 1,000 kg — elands are surprisingly agile and capable of jumping fences over 2 meters high! Both males and females have spiral-shaped horns, and their coats range from light brown to greyish-tan with faint white stripes and a distinctive dewlap. Found in savannas, grasslands, and open woodlands, elands are highly adaptable and often move in herds. Majestic and calm, the eland symbolizes strength and grace — a true giant of the African plains.

Eland

Waterbuck

Waterbuck (Kobus ellipsiprymnus) The Waterbuck is a robust and handsome antelope often found near rivers, lakes, and wetlands across sub-Saharan Africa. Easily recognized by its shaggy grey-brown coat and the distinctive white ring on its rump, the waterbuck is closely tied to water — not just for drinking, but also as a refuge from predators. Males are larger and have long, curved horns, while females are hornless. Waterbuck are social animals, often seen in small herds, and their strong musky scent is a natural insect repellent. With their majestic build and preference for lush habitats, waterbuck are a memorable highlight on any safari.

Waterbuck

Caracal

Caracal (Caracal caracal) The Caracal is a sleek, powerful predator known for its striking appearance and incredible agility. Recognizable by its reddish coat, tufted black ears, and piercing gaze, this medium-sized wild cat is one of Africa’s most skilled hunters. Solitary and elusive, caracals are primarily nocturnal and highly territorial. They are capable of taking down prey much larger than themselves and are famous for their lightning-fast reflexes — even able to leap into the air to catch birds in flight. Often encountered in savannas, semi-desert areas, and scrublands, the caracal is a prized sighting for those who appreciate the wild and raw beauty of Africa’s lesser-seen predators.

Predators

Jackal

Black-backed Jackal (Canis mesomelas)

The Black-backed Jackal is a clever and highly adaptable predator found throughout southern Africa. Known for its distinctive reddish coat and black "saddle" along the back, this medium-sized canid is both a skilled scavenger and an efficient hunter in its own right.

Often active at night and during early mornings, jackals are opportunistic feeders, preying on small mammals, birds, and carrion. Their sharp senses, cunning behavior, and high-pitched calls make them a familiar yet challenging target.

From a hunting perspective, black-backed jackals are often pursued for predator management, especially around farmlands and game reserves, and they make attractive small predator trophies for collectors.

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the ranch

What are we
about?

Our ranch is situated in the northwestern part of Namibia. The landscape consists of savannah with Bushman grass and mainly Mopani bushes. The ranch is well situated for day excursions to different tourist attractions such as the Etosha National Park, The Petrified forest, Twyfelfontein, The Ugab valley with the Vingerklip and the Waterberg plateau park. The ranch extends over 10 000 Hectares of Bush Savanah.

We shall pick you up at the Hosea Kutako airport, Windhoek and deliver you back on time for your flight home in one of our air-conditioned vehicles. If we are not able to do so personally, we will organize a transfer with one of our trusted transfer companies. The transfer from the Airport take +-4.5hrs traveling by tarred roads.

With arrival on the ranch depending on flight arrival time refreshments will be served and we will try and zero rifles before we start the hunt the next day. If we are not able to do so on arrival day we will do so in the morning before the hunt starts.