Our main hunting area is 3 hours drive east of Windhoek, Namibia’s bustling capital city.  The areas comprise of bush-covered plains with the Epukiro Omuramba to the north and the more open semi desert to the south at the Black Nossob River. The Wunderland cattle ranch comprises of 6 850 ha (16 850 acres) and in close vicinity,have various other hunting rights on private owned land, totaling 21 000 ha (51 930 acres).
All farms have five metal strand fences, which only prevent cattle from moving freely. The majority of the area has no high game proof fences to prevent game from roaming free. The vegetation is on average medium density. Grasslands covered with short brush, huge Acacia Erioloba trees and patches of dense Acacia Mellifera, where kudu and oryx like to lie up during the hottest period of the day. Here large populations of southern greater kudu, grey bush duiker, steenbok, warthog, caracal, cheetah, with big herds of oryx / gemsbok and red hartbeest roam free. Small herds of springbok occur and blue wildebeest move seasonally through the concession areas.  Further to the east an isolated population of burchell’s zebra occurs.  On game proof fenced ranches a wider variety of game species is available in the area.

Kalahari Packagetop

In the beautiful mountainous Khomas Hochland, with its spectacular views, is home to the Hartmann’s mountain zebra.  One of Africa’s highlights is most certainly hunting the mountain zebra on foot in the mountains.  Here,has once more secured hunting rights on various top class private properties.  The main area, consisting of 11 600 ha (28 560 acres), is situated 40 miles west of Windhoek.  An additional 24 280 ha (60 000 acres), scattered throughout the Khomas Hochland’s mountains, is available to us, especially for hunting leopard.  All the properties have stock proof fencing, so the herds of zebra and oryx can roam free.  Stock proof fence (1,2 m / 4 foot is standard for cattle farmers) is no hindrance for kudu, which in one leap can clear a fence up to 2 m / 6,5 foot high.  Fresh signs of leopard, cheetah and hyena are seen regularly, with a sighting of these shy animals not ruled out.  The king of the stones, the little klipspringer, is regularly sighted but quotas are strictly controlled by the Ministry of Environment and Tourism.
Accommodation is Namibian ranch style, in a comfortable guest facility away from the main farmhouse (2x double room, sharing one bathroom and toilet + 2x double room, sharing one bathroom and toilet). Fly camps are used in the more remote areas. top

The challenge is to make a quick, perfect placed shot at short range. After hours of tracking with traditional Bushman trackers trough the soft white sand in the dense Terminalia and Acacia bush of the north eastern parts of Namibia it is one of the most rewarding hunts.  Walking for hours on a set of tracks that started at a waterhole before sunrise is an opportunity to learn much of the animal’s behavior that made the tracks in the sand.  Old kudu bulls, from years of hiding in the thick brush, grey bush duiker, warthog and steenbok are encountered on the eland tracks.  Here many properties are game proof fenced and a wider variety of game species is available on such ranches.
Permanent structures on ranches, with all the necessary luxuries, or fly camps are used on these hunts to accommodate guests.  A minimum of six hunting days is needed for such a hunt.
~ Bushmanland Communal Area: As an extra excursion, over night camping trips can be arranged to visit the traditional Bushman villages in Bushmanland.

Bushmanland Area Packagetop

Damaraland is situated in the north-western side of Namibia. Cut from east to west by ancient dry river courses, some of glacial origin, creating deep canyons. These riverbeds are lined with thorny acacia trees forming linear oases in the desert. Providing a lifeline of survival for a host of unexpected animals, including desert-dwelling elephant and rare black rhino.

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