We have three primary safari outfitters we work with in Namibia- Panorama Hunting Safaris, Makadi Safaris and Aloe Safaris. Panorama Hunting Safaris Panorama Hunting Lodge is a hunting reservefarm established in 1978 with a Three Star  rating. Your host is the family Rusch, one of the oldest families in the country. Our concession measures 25 000 ha and is situated 30km south-west of Windhoek, the capital of the Republic of Namibia. The hunting concession is part of the Auas-Oanob conservancy which comprises nearly 100 000 ha. Panorama is a small establishment with a personal and exclusive touch. Our aim is to offer an individual service, thus we only host one party at a time. Our concession includes a variety of biotopes and presently proudly offers some twenty species of plains game to hunt, with highlights such as Roan, Sable and black-faced Impala. Our guests are accommodated in comfortable rooms with en-suite bath, shower, toilets and 220V electricity. You will find an outside bar with a rustic lapa and 'braai' and an unconventional swimming pool to cool off after the hunt. For the long cold winter evenings you are hosted in our heated inside bar. You are offered a typical German- Namibian cuisine - juicy Namibian beef and delicious venison dishes, served with own-grown vegetables and complemented with sophisticated desserts. The name Panorama was derived from the magnificent scenery and picturesque sunsets that are traditionally viewed from special spots on top of mountains, while enjoying cheese and wine. A most clear and beautiful view of the surrounding area to the west and the vast Namibian night-sky dotted with stars are unique to the country. Why Panorama Hunting Ranch ?

• We only take a limited number of hunters annualy, and only one hunting party at a time to guarantee an individual hunting experience and excellent trophies.
• Game in abundance - We offer 24 different species on our concession! No transfers to other concesssions.
• For the special hunter and collector we offer the very rare Roan antelope, Damara Dik-Dik and Blackface Impala.
• Reinhard, our Professional Hunter will show you and let you experience the game of Africa
• Other attractions :
  1. Bird watching - Over 400 species
  2. Game viewing from a hide
  3. Photography
  4. Night game viewing
• *** Rating received for the Lodge - Excellent accommodation facilities, chalets with 220V electricity, Tel. and Fax facilities, bath, shower & toilet. The Lady of the house caters for you, with good food, and makes you feel at home !

Daily Rates : (US$)
Hunter 1 x 1	350
Hunters 2 x 1 (per hunter)	250
Non-hunter	120
Licence, Insurance Fees, Packing & Dipping of Trophies	100

TROPHY FEES (US$)
Kudu	800	Burchell Zebra	850	* Roan Antelope	9000
Gemsbuck	500	Blue Wildebeest	900	* Sable Antelope	7500
Hartebeest	550	Black Wildebeest	1200	* Waterbuck	2300
Springbuck	450	Blesbuck	500	* Damara Dik-Dik	1000
Warthog	400	Eland	1600	* Leopard (rare)	2000**
Duiker	275	* Impala	800	* Cheetah (rare)	2000
Steenbuck	250	* Klipspringer	950	Wildcat, Jackal (free) Skinning	50
Hartmann Zebra	800	* Blackfaced Impala	2300	Baboon (free) Skinning	100
* Limited Quota - on special request				*Nyala	4000

Included in your daily rates are:  The services of a licenced professional hunter, expert trackers and skinners, Fully equiped four-wheel-drive vehicles , Field preparation of trophies, Accommodation and all meals and drinks, Daily laundry service, Transfer from and to airport, free of charge. Not included in your daily rates are:  Trophy fees for animals taken and wounded, Shipping of trophies to final destination, Rent of firearm per day: US$ 25, Treatment & Bleaching of raw trophies to be exported to specified taxidermist of client per trophy: US$ 25, Makadi Safaris Imagine...Kudu, a browser, with its mighty spiral horns. Gemsbok, an oryx antelope, with its bayonet-sharp straight horns. Here and there, even a chance of seeing a Cheetah, Giraffe or Leopard. There is nothing quite like an African Hunting Safari. And there's only one place where the hunting experience is this rich...  MAKADI! After Arriving at Windhoek International Airport, you'll be greeted by your professional trophy hunter. He will drive you through the natural beauty of the sweeping African plains where countless herds of magnificent animals graze. It's just over an hour's drive to the Makadi Safari guest houses. After a little rest and refreshment you'll be ready, for soon, the trophy hunt will begin! A four-wheel-drive vehicle, fitted with two-way radios, will be driven by your professional trophy hunter during your safari. The scenery blends from hilltops (Koppies, as they are called here) to flat savannas where Springbuck and other plains game are numerous. Once game is spotted, you and your professional trophy hunter will leave the vehicle to stalk on foot. He will then assist you in selecting the trophy that you will take. Makadi Safaris offer: Kudu, Gemsbuck, Hartebeest, Springbuck, Warthog, Duiker, Steenbuck, Zebra, Leopard, Cheetah, Black Wildebeest, Eland, Giraffe, Baboon, Jackal, waterfowl and gamebirds. All game animals are part of a successful and effective management program which has been in effect for over three generations. Makadi Safaris has been owned and operated by the Metzger family for three generations. They have maintained and expanded their vast hunting areas with a sensible game management program in place. The area is never over-hunted since only one or two hunting parties are allowed per month. In fact, when you hunt Makadi, you will be our only guest at the time. This makes it possible for you to have an extraordinary adventure everyday and take trophies that can be world records. Hunting Safaris are 8 to 12 days long. Your private, furnished guest house (with hot and cold running water and electricity) is professionally staffed for your personal comfort. Meals are delicious and the hospitality is renowned for its generosity. Be sure to bring your family, hunting is but one activity in Namibia. The scenery is majestic and the opportunities for photographic safaris are endless. Everyone will enjoy their Makadi Safari! Daily Rate:  $350 on a 1x1 basis, $250 on a 2x1 basis, $150 per observer The daily rate includes:  The services of a licensed professional hunter,  All accommodation, meals and beverages while on safari.  Field preparation of trophies.  The services of trackers, skinners, and all camp staff.  Daily laundry. The daily rate does not include:  Hunting license and insurance ($100), Concession Fee ($330), and Packing and dipping of trophies ($330).

Trophy Fees
Kudu $880	Oryx $550	Hartebeest $500
Springbuck $500	Warthog $450	Duiker $300
Steenbuck $300	Mountain Zebra $990	Plains Zebra $950
Black Wildebeest $950	Blue Wildebeest $1100	Eland $1600
Cheetah $2500	Leopard $3000 (limited)	Giraffe $1095
Baboon $150	Jackal $150	Roan- on request
Sable– on request	Waterbuck $2000

Aloe Hunting Safaris Our hunting area is in excess of 250,000 hectares, and comprises of concessions on various farms in Namibia, which are situated in Prime game areas where the animals are indigenous and the best trophies are to be found.  The hunting season starts in February and ends on the 30 of November each year. Aloe Hunting Safaris not only offers you the opportunity to come into contact with the Big Five, but also with a wide variety of plains game, from the tiny Steenbok to the largest of antelope in the world, the Eland.  The quality of our plains game such as hartebeest, Greater Kudu, and Oryx is renowned. Our main hunting areas are to the north east of Windhoek.  These areas comprise mostly of bush-covered plains to rolling hills, where the greater Kudu, Orgy, Warthog and Hartebeest are among the hunting highlights.  To the south of this area the graceful springbuck is hunted.  Safaris to neighboring countries can also be arranged on request. Enjoy the peaceful tranquility of the African Bush in a Safari Tent Camp, or one of extremely comfortable lodges/guest houses.  Our safari camps are an ideal balance between western comfort and African tradition.  Experience our African safari camps with all amenities including hot and cold water for showers and flush toilets. The cuisine may range from traditional Namibian or international specialties, and is complemented by a selection of excellent South African wines.  Every attempt to satisfy personal requests will be met. Your host Arthur Uffindell is a registered Professional Hunter with over 20 years experience in southern Africa.  He is well known in the hunting fraternity and is licensed to hunt the Big Five.  He is also an accomplished pilot who will fly you to many interesting destination on request, i.e. Etosha Game Park, Namib Desert and the Victoria Falls are just a few of your options. Daily rate of $360 1x1 basis, or $300 2x1 basis.  Observers at $160 per day.

Kudu- $950	Oryx- $700	Cape Hartebeest- $700
Springbok- $350	Warthog- $350	Ostrich- $700
Duiker- $250	Eland- $1600	Hartmann Zebra- $820
Burchell Zebra- $800	Blue Widlebeest- $950	Black Wildebeest- $1100
Waterbuck- $1400	Sable- $6500	Roan- $6500
Cheetah- $2000	Leopard- $2500	Caracal- $50
Baboon- $50	Jackal- $50

Elephant, Buffalo and Rhino available - Price on Request The prices include:  all mileage whilst hunting, laundry service, field preparation of trophies, full accommodation and excellent food, spirits, beer and soft drinks, trackers, skinners and camp staff, transportation to and from hunting area. Prices do not include:  Government Value added tax of 15% on daily rate and trophy fees, flight charges, hotel before or after if required, packing, dipping and shipping of trophies, tips to hunter and staff, hunting permits and hunters insurance.

Hunting Season The hunting season in Namibia runs from February thru the end of November. Safari Areas There are four primary hunting regions in Namibia.  The southern region of the country is dominated by the Kalahari Desert.  The central region of the country is much less arid than the Kalahari and is home to a good majority of the private hunting reserves- most of these are within a 2 to 3 hour drive of the capital city, Windhoek.  The northern region also has some very good opportunities on many of the private farms and game ranches in the general vicinity of the famous Etosha National Park.  The fourth region of Namibia is the Caprivi Strip where most of the Elephant, Lion and Cape Buffalo Safaris are conducted. Safari Camps Most of the hunting safari camps in Namibia have a very colonial German influence.  They usually consist of a lodge style camp with private rooms for the hunting clients, a general boma area (or dining/bar facility) and an outdoor entertaining area complete with a large fire pit.  The safari camps are very clean, neat and quite luxurious, but not similar to the classic safari tented style camps found in other countries.  The German influence is quite heavy in everything from the cuisine to the hunting culture. Hunting Methods The safari hunting in Namibia is principally oriented on trancking and stalking of the game.  Vehicles are used to cover the huge reserves, but once game or game sign is seen, hunts progress on foot.