We welcome you to your unforgettable hunting safari experience!

Daily Rates includes:

Accommodation
Wi-Fi
All meals
Water, soft drinks, table wine and local beer
Transfer from Windhoek International Airport to and from Eros Airport
Transfer to and from Katima Airport to hunting area
Hunting vehicle and equipment
Dangerous Licensed professional hunter
Tracker and skinner
Laundry service and room cleaning
Field preparation of trophies
Licenses for trophies

Daily Rate excludes

Flights to and from Windhoek International Airport
All domestic flights from one concession to another.
Hard tack (whiskey, brandy etc)
Firearms and ammunition
Hotel accommodation before and after the hunt – if desired
Taxidermy, packing
Insurance
Dipping and shipping of trophies
Personal expenses, e.g. tips, souvenirs, etc.
Gun rental @ 100 € per day Ammunition included


All hunts can be combined, and additional days and animals can be added.

Elephant hunts are mostly done on foot, following promising fresh tracks until the animal is sighted. Then it is determined whether the tusks are trophy size or not. Usually, this type of hunting requires hours of walking, only to be disappointed by a bull with a large body but small tusks. In most cases, an elephant hunt is a psychological struggle of perseverance, patience and perseverance with lots of blisters, sunburn and exhaustion.
The shooting part of the hunt is quite fast, usually a headshot at close range with heavy solids from a large-caliber caliber is recommended. The minimum caliber is .375 H&H, which is required by law in many countries. Most hunters prefer something heavier, starting at .416 or .458 Magnum upwards, with heavier dual rifles being the best choice.
When facing an elephant, a headshot is one of the most difficult shots to master. The brain, which is the size of an American football, is located far back in the skull. In the case of a side shot to the head, the brain is located in front of the ear opening, behind the eye and slightly above the arch of the testator. The actual aiming point for a headshot varies enormously, depending on the angle at which the animal is holding its head at the time of the shot.
In short, every brain shot in an elephant is not easy. There are many things to consider before the shot! A broad-sided heart/lung shot is a better choice if it is difficult to get to the elephant or if there is little time for the shot.
A large bull elephant with 100-pound ivory tusks is considered by many to be the ultimate African trophy, but these days, anything over 40 pounds is still considered trophy quality.
They are constant feeders, resting during the heat of the day and destroying their habitat when confined to certain areas. They often destroy hundreds of trees. Her Effects also extend to the destruction of the habitat of other species, posing a serious dilemma for conservationists.
Despite their size, elephants deserve their status and represent one of the most difficult hunting challenges available today.

The concessions offer a variety of game species such as elephants, buffaloes, hippos, crocodiles, blue wildebeest, zebras, kudus, giraffes, warthogs, waterbucks and impalas.

We operate in many different concessions in the country. The exclusivity of a true African experience combined with the comfort of our facility is what keeps our guests coming back for more, because service is our top priority.

Please note that our high season runs from the end of February to mid-October. The most pleasant winter months are from May to the beginning of September.
Get in touch with us so we can start planning this important entry in your African hunting calendar.
Our well-being is important to us in the search for success – at all times!
Welcome to Africa!
Until we meet, all the best!