As I replied to your other thread, I would strongly suggest Eden. It is also one of the places in Namibia which has not been struck by the wasting disease which has killed so many kudu elsewhere over the last five years or so. I split my time last year between the Caprivi and Eden so actually hunted Eden only about six days. During that time. I know we saw fifty plus eland and twice that many kudu, one of which was a 58" plus that we couldn't close with before dark. I ended up with SCI gold medal examples of each (38" eland and 55" kudud). Their daily rates and trophy fees are quite reasonable, and the camp is very comfortable. You can go directly to them through their site at
Home or through Jack Atcheson at
Jack Atcheson and Sons . Jamy Traut ran the operation for years prior to leaving last year. It seems to be continuing its high level of service under Naude', Dries, and Stacey's care.