OKAHANDJA DISTRICT
NAMIBIA
A UNIQUE HUNTING EXPERIENCE
- OPEN, WILD AND FREE -
The vastness of these untouched hunting grounds will leave an ever-lasting impression on hunters.
Hunt greater kudu, oryx, cape eland, red hartebeest, warthog, and many more in this beautiful region of Namibia.
The indigenous black-faced impala, damara dik-dik and hartmann’s zebra occurs for the hunting connoisseur.
Leopard and brown hyena are available.
Enjoy an open, wild and free hunting experience in the land of open spaces.
A unique Namibian ambiance, excellent local cuisine and breathtaking natural beauty.
INFORMATION
CLIMATE AND VEGETATION
The average temperature in Okahandja in August for a typical day range from a high of 82°F (28°C) to a low of 48°F (9°C). Some would describe it as mildly cool with a gentle breeze. For comparison, the hottest month in Okahandja, November, has days with highs of 95°F (35°C) and lows of 63°F (17°C). The vegetation of the area can be classified as thornbush savanna. Dominant tree species are Camelthorn, Blue-thorn, Sweet-thorn and Ringwood. Okahandja has a wide selection of bird life and is truly a feast for the nature lover.
TROPHIES AVAILABLE
The Okahandja District offers a diversity of exceptional trophy possibilities. Choose from a variety of native species which include greater kudu, oryx, springbok, cape eland, red hartebeest, warthog. The indigenous black-faced impala, damara dik-dik and hartmann’s zebra occurs for the hunting connoisseur. Brown hyena, cheetah and leopard are available.
ACCOMMODATION
While hunting in these beautiful region of Namibia, we will be staying and relaxing in a well-equipped and comfortable lodge with en suite rooms. Our hunting lodge are family-friendly, offering amenities such as swimming pool and Wi-Fi. Rooms and laundry are serviced daily. Lovingly prepared traditional cooking as well as tasty continental cuisine will round off this unforgettable experience.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
This area is Malaria-free. The closest hospital is approximately 90 minutes away.
FIREARMS AND HUNTING CONDITIONS
The recommended minimum caliber for oryx is a .300 or similar, but a caliber in the .375 range can come in handy for cape eland. Hunting is done by walking and stalking.
CLOTHING AND GEAR
Please refer to checklists.
HUNTING SEASON
February – November
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Electricity: 220/230 volts 50 Hz. Standard time will be throughout the year, 2 hours in advance of Greenwich Mean Time, 1 hour in advance of Central European Winter Time and 7 hours of Eastern Standard Winter Time, U.S.A.
