Omuzire Bush Canp
The second area consists of 50 000 acres of pristine, free-range African thorn-bush feld. The farm, where most of our hunting is done, is called Avondschaduw and totals about 12 500 acres. This is also where Omuzire Bush Camp is situated.
The terrain is mostly flat ground with some small kopjes, which are easy to manouver.The fences are normal stock fences and allow for free movement of game, ensuring that new animals are constantly entering the hunting area.
Species of game available are Cape Eland, Red Hartebeest, Giraffe, Southern Greater Kudu, Oryx (Gemsbuck), Duiker, Steenbok,Warthog, Lepoard and other small cats.
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Three different hunting areas for three unique hunting experiences Tualuka Safari Lodge The first area is located in the North Western part of Namibia. It consists of 16500 acres of privately owned land situated on the banks of the non-perinial Huab river system and forms part of the Loxodonta Africana Conservancy area. Accommodation in this area is provided by Tualuka Safari Lodge.
This free-range piece of land is home to the Namibian Desert Elephants and two of the endemic game species of Namibia: the Mountain Zebra (equus zebra hartmannae) and the Damara Dik-Dik ( madoqua kirkii). Other species of antelope available in the area are Southern Greater Kudu, Oryx (Gemsbuck), Duiker, Klipspringer and Steenbok. Leopard,Warthog and other species of game are also available. The terrain is diverse and covers a landscape of rocky mountain terrain, mopane woodland savanna to acacia riverine forest. Most of the hunting is done by the walk and stalk method, but we can adopt our hunting technique to fit the abilities of our individual clients.
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Okazeni
Shadowed by the majestic Etjo mountain range, the 10 000 ha Okazeni is located on the East-West watershed, in the central part of Namibia. The landscape varies from mountainous terrain in the West, to the wide open Omaheke plains in the East. The non-perennial Omaruru and Omuramba Omatako rivers slowly wind their way through this diverse landscape.
The combination of dry river beds, with their Acacia and Anna tree forest, mountainous terrain and open plains, provides an abundance of free range African plains game.
Kudu wander down from the Etjo mountains to feed on the seed pods in the river beds, while Red Hartebeest, Oryx (Gemsbuck), Wildebeest, Springbok and Blesbok roam the open plains. Warthogs stroll around and wallow in the ample collection of natural water holes. Hunting this diverse area is both challenging and very rewarding.
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