Hai//Om Safaris offers trophy and reduction hunting on our 6200 hectares of farmland in Namibia. Our lodge is operational in Namibia since 1995 and is currently managed by our family in the 4th and 5th generation.
The wildlife on the farm includes Kudu, Eland, Waterbuck, Impala, Giraffe, Mountain Zebra, Red Hartebeest, Black-Wildebeest & more! In addition, both leopards and cheetahs as well as spotted hyenas are also home to our farmlands.
Reduction hunting is aimed at reducing population of some animals as well as injured and old animals. Furthermore, “lone wolfs” are targeted that have been excluded from groups due to age or missing horns.
Reduction hunting is offered in packages as well as individual prices per animal. In addition, some trophy hunting packages also include reduction animals.
Our 6200-hectare farm is located in the central northern part of Namibia close to Otavi. Our farmlands are home to a big variety of wildlife mostly consisting of Namibian plains game.
Trophy hunting animals include:
-Kudu
– Eland
– Waterbuck
– Giraffe
– Mountain Zebra
– Black Wildebeest
– Common Impala
& much more
Due to limited trophy hunting taking place over the last 15 years we have a big selection of trophy animals roaming our farmlands including many gold & silver trophies. Hunting is still regulated and only available to a limited number of hunters each year to conserve our wildlife and ensure we can offer unforgettable trophy hunting safaris to our guests.
Namibia is one of the most sparsely populated countries in the world with only about 2.5 million inhabitants. Experience our magnificent landscapes, spots of untouched nature and seemingly endless horizons.
In recent years, Namibia has become a popular destination for trophy hunting safaris with hunters from all over the world visiting the country to explore it’s abundance of wildlife.
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1. Get in touch with one of our representatives to discuss what animals you plan on hunting and how long you wish to stay in Namibia
2. Hai//Om Safaris will apply for a trophy hunting permit at the Ministry of Tourism and Environment. In order to complete this we will require your full name, physical address, contact number, e-mail address and a copy of your passport.
3. Once the permit is obtained, a Quotation / Invoice will be issued which requires a deposit of 50% to be paid in advance in order to confirm the hunting safari.
4. Now you can book your flight ticket. We also offer Airport Transfers for our hunting guests.
It is possible to bring your own hunting rifle and 40 rounds of ammunition to Namibia. However, we advise to contact us ahead of time so we can advise whether your rifle would be suitable for the animals you plan on hunting.
Yes, Namibia’s hunting season starts on the 1st February and ends on the 30th November of each year. In the months of December and January no hunting is allowed to take place
We recommend to bring along binoculars, a knife, headgear, sunscreen, light hiking boots and warm clothing if you come in the Namibian winter season.
No hunting license is required in your country of origin, it is only an requirement to obtain a trophy hunting permit from the Ministry of Tourism in Namibia, but we will take care of that. It would be beneficial to have adequate shooting and/or hunting experience though.
This would be beneficial of course as the best hunting experience comes with stalking animals. However, we also have high seats for hunting guests that are not physically fit or have problems walking. We do NOT offer hunting directly from vehicles though.
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