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14-DAY NAMIBIA LEOPARD PACKAGE

ONLY $10,500

PLUS $8,000 WHEN YOU TAKE A SHOT

If you don’t pull the trigger on a male leopard you are not charged the $8,000, but expect to pay it according to our past customers. Last year in 2013 his 6 leopard hunters took 4 males and one was crippled and lost. In 2012 he had 6 leopard hunters take 5 big males. In 2011 he had a total of 7 leopard hunters take 5 male cats. In 2010 this PH hosted only 5 hunters due to the suspended opening of the season. 3 of them scored on male leopards. In 2009 he had 11 leopard hunters and they scored on 8 cats. He hunts traditional baits out of a blind and baits are included in the price.  This includes 14 days of hunting, guides, trackers, accommodations, meals and airport pickup in Windhoek.

Additional animals can be taken for the normal trophy fees listed in the above article. You can tour Etosha Park if you tag out early for additional fees or do some surf fishing along the Skeleton Coast for cob, steenbra or bronze whaler shark. This prime fishing area is only a 3 hour drive from the hunting areas
Hunt NMCS.  Pictures from this Hunt.


6-DAY NAMIBIA SAFARI ONLY $6900
INCLUDES: KUDU, GEMSBOK,
SPRINGBOK, DUIKER OR STEENBOK,
JACKAL, BABOON AND ROUNDTRIP
AIRFARE PLUS SPECIAL BOW ONLY
AREA FOR ARCHERS

Here is a great deal on a package that includes trophy fees on our most popular animals for 6 days, including airfare for only $6,900 guided 2x1 or upgrade to 1x1 for an additional $100 per day. Extra days can be added for only $375 per day 2x1 or $475 1x1, along with additional animals for trophy fees listed below. 15% tax on day rate is not included in the package price.  HCU’s Scott Steinkruger made a trip to Namibia in 2011 to hunt with this outfitter and took a great leopard along with some plainsgame.

This PH hunts three conservancies totaling about two million acres of private property between Damaraland and Koakoland, including the Loxodonta Africana (African Elephant)

Etosha and Koako Conservancies. 90 percent of his properties are free-range and not under high fence. Hunters are picked up in Windhoek and driven about 4 hours north near the Etosha National Park, where he offers 4 different camps ranging from rustic bush camps to very nice full service accommodations.

This PH also has 12,000 acres strictly for bowhunters with 8 permanent stands and he also conducts many free-range archery hunts on the 650,000-acre Loxodonta Africana Conservancy.  There he utilizes double bull blinds or blinds made of natural cover and spot and stalk. He is an accomplished archer himself that specializes in spot and stalk, although most of his hunters prefer to sit in blinds at waterholes.

He has terrific indigenous species such as kudu averaging 52 inches, gemsbok, springbok, red hartebeest, mountain zebra, giraffe, klipspringer and Damara dik-dik. Day rates are $375 guided 2x1 or $475 guided 1x1 plus 15% tax. Non-hunters and hunters under age 16 are $175 per day. Day rates cover guides, trackers, skinners, field preparation of trophies, soft drinks, meals, accommodations, transport to and from the airport, basically all expenses once picked up. Touring trips to Etosh Park can also be arranged, but must be scheduled in advance. Another option would be to add a few days before your hunt for some surf fishing along the Skeleton Coast, it is only a 3 hour drive from the hunting areas. It is known for large cob, steenbra and bronze whaler sharks. Hunt NMCS.


Package prices include roundtrip airfare up to $2,500 (if it is less you get a rebate or if it is more you pay the difference), day rates, trophy fees and actual hunting days. Add 2 days for arrival and departure. Check out these special hunt packages and listing of available animals with trophy fees and day rates all included.

10-DAY PLAINS GAME GUIDED 2X1 $8,450 (1x1 $9,450), INCLUDES ROUNDTRIP AIRFARE AND TROPHY FEES ON SOUTHERN GREATER KUDU, GEMSBOK, MOUNTAIN ZEBRA, WARTHOG AND STEENBOK OR DUIKER. 

 

10-DAY PLAINS GAME GUIDED 2X1 $10,450 INCLUDES ROUNDTRIP AIRFARE AND TROPHY FEES ON ELAND, SOUTHERN GREATER KUDU, GEMSBOK, BLUE WILDEBEEST, RED HARTEBEEST, SPRINGBOK, WARTHOG, DUIKER OR STEENBOK, JACKAL AND BABOON.

 

14-DAY PLAINS GAME GUIDED 2X1 $12,250 INCLUDES ROUNDTRIP AIRFARE AND TROPHY FEES ON ELAND, SOUTHERN GREATER KUDU, GEMSBOK, MOUNTAIN ZEBRA, RED HARTEBEEST, SPRINGBOK, IMPALA, WARTHOG, STEENBOK OR DUIKER, JACKAL AND BABOON.

You can take additional animals for trophy fees listed below or we can customize your safari for number of days and species that interest you.

giraffe $1350 springbok $400 red hartebeest $600 eland $1650
steenbok $350 mountain zebra $1150 kudu $1150 duiker $400
  damara dik-dik $1150 gemsbok $680 klipspringer $950 blue wildebeest $950
warthog $350 brown hyena $2500 black wildebeest $1150 blesbok $560
impala $680 spotted hyena $950

leopard $8000

lion, elephant, crocodile (price on request)


Arkansas hunter, James Brown, took this mountain zebra or Hartmann’s zebra and steenbok in Namibia on Hunt NMCS.


Nice leopard taken on Hunt NMCS!


Another leopard taken on Hunt NMCS!


Some nice impala taken on Hunt NMCS.


Jim Bonetti with a good blesbok.


Jim Bonetti with his nice gemsbok.


Jim Bonetti with a good impala.


Jim Bonetti with a nice kudu.


Jim Bonetti with his red hartebeest.


Jim Bonetti with his nice springbok.


Jim Bonetti with his big warthog.


Jim Bonetti with his wildebeest.


Jim Bonetti qirh his zebra.


John McCarty and a great leopard.


John McCarty with his red hartebeest. 


Mark Banns with a great leopard.

 


Zachary Neher with his baboon.


Zachary Neher with his giraffe.


Zachary Neher with his kudu.


Zachary Neher with his warthog.


Zachary Neher with his zebra.

 


Kraig Coxon with his big leopard.

 


Dennis Smith and his leopard.

 


Dennis Smith with his gemsbok.

 


Dennis Smith with his good kudu.

 


Dennis Smith with his zebra.

 


Ken Seay and his southern greater kudu.

 


Ken Seay and his mountain zebra.

 


Ken Seay and his gemsbok.

 


Ken Seay and his blue wildebeest.

 


Ken Seay and Dean Randash warthog.

 


Ken Seay and his springbok.

 


Steve May and his leopard.

 


Mike Schneidereit and his warthog.

 


Mike Schneidereit and his springbok.

 


Mike Schneidereit and his southern kudu.

 


Mike Schneidereit and his mountain zebra.

 


Mike Schneidereit and his gemsbok.

 


Brian Tinker and his leopard.

 


Kermit Wagner and his leopard.

 

 

 

 


Dean Randash and his warthog.


Dean Randash and his springbok.


Clint Tegtmeier and his leopard.


Clint Tegtmeier and his lion.


Anthony Kingery and his red hartebeest.


Anthony Kingery and his gemsbok.


Anthony Kingery and his blue wildebeest.


Anthony Kingery and his kudu.


Anthony Kingery and his warthog.