Favorite Countries

[CarsonG]

I’m trying to plan a plains hunt for next year. I’m shooting for the bigger game, especially Kudu, but besides that I’m very open. What’s everyone’s favorite countries? What outfitters do you recommend? Price would be appreciated but it’s not necessary. Thanks in advance, and thank you to everyone who has been kind enough to answer my previous questions.

 

[WAB]

For PG it would be a tracking hunt for eland in Botswana or Namibia.

 

[375Fox]

For plains game focused hunt I’d recommend Namibia. Big properties and many low fence areas to hunt as well. For species I would go after the native species species Eland, Kudu, Gemsbok, blue wildebeest, Hartmann zebra, springbok, Hartebeest, warthog. A big Eland is one of the best trophies in Africa.

 

[mark-hunter]

Agreed with @375Fox.
Namibia.

 

[Red Leg]

It depends what you are looking to do. If it is a collection of animals representing all of southern Africa regardless the actual region that is their native habitat, then a game farm in South Africa is probably the best choice. They will stock game from all over the continent. For the same cost you can hunt free range indigenous species as @375Fox suggests. Someone like Jamy Traut https://jamyhunts.com/ or @KHOMAS HIGHLAND HUNTING SAFARIS can put together a great first experience that would include indigenous Namibian game like kudu, eland, hartebeest, warthog, springbuck, and the Hartman Zebra which is a very special trophy. My son and I did the second option many years ago and it was the perfect introduction to hunting Africa.

 

[fourfive8]

For me for PG hands down, no question Central Kalahari of Botswana.

 

[Doug3006]

Namibia gets my vote. Large fee-range properties are available. Often, these ranches are part of even larger conservancies. You’ll be “limited” to indigenous species, although it’s hard to say more than a dozen such species represents a limitation.

 

[matt vejar]

If kudu is your top choice I would give strong consideration to Botswana and Nkwe safaris near Ghanzi. They have the genetics. Read my report from last May and others who have reports. The kudu hunting is remarkable for free range and partially fenced properties. They also track eland the proper way on their fenced property. They are opening a new lodge that borders the Central Kalahari Game reserve that I will be at in May. I’m sure there will be some monster gemsbok and springbok shot there next year and along with the kudu - serious fun! His prices are very reasonable and as a sponsor here at AH references/ reports abound. I’ve been to Africa many times looking for big Kudu. Jaco Visser and his crew will give you a hunt to remember and that’s for sure.

 

[Philip Glass]

I love Namibia and would start looking there. Have fun planning it!

 

[fet520]

We are a Namibian Hunting Outfitter. Welcome to contact us through email to discuss your African hunt.
info@leopardlegend.com

 

[GAME Trackers AFRICA]

Dear CarsonG

We can offer plains game safaris in Namibia and South Africa.
Please contact us for more information.
Thank you

 

[Spear Safaris]

Carson, Ernest Dyason here
I’m an outfitter but n South Africa and Tanzania. For kudu I would recommend South Africa, please feel free to email me for info
Info@spearsafaris.com
Cheers
Ernest

 

[Hunter-Habib]

I’m strictly a Tanzania man (if price is not an issue).

Otherwise, Namibia.

 

[singleshot]

I have had great hunts with TalleyHo in Limpopo and Nick Bowker in the Eastern Cape.

 

[DE KLERK SAFARIS]

Hello CarsonG
We are located in the Kalahari desert in South Africa.
We have big areas and lots of game.
Most of our ranches are free range.
We have shot several 60 inch plus kudu here in the past.
Feel free to contact us.

Sincerely
Hans de Klerk

 

[Tally-Ho HUNTING SAFARIS]

Welcome welcome welcome
Happy to help you out
Feel free to contact me
Stuart@tallyho.co.za