Namibia Special Hunt Offer 2022 With KHOMAS HIGHLAND HUNTING SAFARIS

[KHOMAS HIGHLAND HUNTING SAFARIS]

 

[KHOMAS HIGHLAND HUNTING SAFARIS]

Big souther greater Kudu in the highlands of Namibia

 

[CM McKenzie]

Nice one!

 

[Tanks]

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Central Region of Namibia (Khomas Region)
The mountains of Namibia
Size of hunting area 430 000 acres
Free range - self sustaining wildlife
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The pics don't give the impression of self sustaining wildlife though.

 

[KHOMAS HIGHLAND HUNTING SAFARIS]

The pics don't give the impression of self sustaining wildlife though.

The sable calf is born between Brown Hyenas, Spotted Hyenas, Leopards, Cheetah, Caracal and Black backed Jackal, the Heard can cross the cattle fences into any area where they feel comfortable across the 430 000 acre Conservacy and further till the Namib. Therefore I’d regard the sable family as self sustaining in our ecosystem and an accomplishment of hunters dollars protecting our wild areas and wildlife within.

 

[KHOMAS HIGHLAND HUNTING SAFARIS]

Fine old Kudu recently take within our Khomas Highland Conservacy

 

[flatwater bill]

I thought that Philip's foto of the sable and oryx might give some the impression of a ranching operation. Far from correct. I found more solitude in this massive and wild 400,000 + acres than I ever did in hunting 2 million acres in Moz....(with it's inherent goat herds, school kids, villages and motorbikes.) If you're seeking a free range hunt, you won't go wrong with Philip Hennings at KHS.........FWB

 

[Hookboy88]

Anyone looking for a truly fantastic free range hunt should look into Philip’s operation. My hunt that I had there was the best hunt I have ever been on!

 

[postoak]

I guess Tanks defines self-sustaining as meaning "with no aid from man", so under his definition providing water means not self-sustaining. But most outfitters mean, I think, supplemental animals aren't shipped in to keep herd numbers up.

 

[KHOMAS HIGHLAND HUNTING SAFARIS]

Regarding not being self sustaining wildlife without human aid of providing water places and drilling for water wells, there would be hardly Wildlife left in our "dessert" country which is prone to longer periods of drought. Since Man has provided water our wildlife numbers in Namibia are on the increase. What we mean with self sustaining is calving and growing up without human aid.
Good hunting on your paths and thank you for your comments.

 

[dchum]

I cant wait to get there

Going to be a long 12 months

 

[Wishfulthinker580]

I cant wait to get there

Going to be a long 12 months

Same here! A little under that for me

 

[CM McKenzie]

Same here! A little under that for me

It was the longest wait of my life guys!

Now I have to go back; that maybe the new longest wait.

#No Ragrets; not even one letter.

 

[Mountaineer]

If only the airlines were even remotely as efficient as Phillip’s operation. Currently I’m stuck in a hotel in Ethiopia after a hunt with Phillip. He has a great operation. I’ll get a full hunt report out after I get back home.

 

[dchum]

Same here! A little under that for me

When are you going? we don’t have specific dates yet. Im thinking late May

 

[Wishfulthinker580]

When are you going? we don’t have specific dates yet. Im thinking late May

We’ll be there June 25-July 1 unless something happens. I would like to stay more than a week but I don’t think I’ll be able to make it happen and I’m too impatient to wait another year to go to Africa lol

 

[Hookboy88]

If only the airlines were even remotely as efficient as Phillip’s operation. Currently I’m stuck in a hotel in Ethiopia after a hunt with Phillip. He has a great operation. I’ll get a full hunt report out after I get back home.

How was it having to overnight in Ethiopia?

 

[Mountaineer]

Ethiopian air took care of everything. When we got off the plane we were directed to another line depending on our connection. Once we got in the correct line (over an hour later) they had our new boarding passes stapled to a hotel voucher. We found our way to an attendant who had placed us with a driver in a minivan. We were taken across town to a hotel that in it’s day would have been very nice. This was at 5:00am. They had breakfast ready when we arrived. They called us for lunch and dinner. Then took us back to the airport at about 5:00pm for our 11:50pm departure. You don’t have to or get to think for yourself. I didn’t care for the location of the hotel or it’s condition, but I really like the Ethiopian people. Very friendly and try to be very helpful. Sometimes they have the skill to be helpful and sometimes not. I will fly this route again because it saves me 10+ hours of flight time to Namibia, but I’ll look at staying in a different part of town.

 

[Hookboy88]

Ethiopian air took care of everything. When we got off the plane we were directed to another line depending on our connection. Once we got in the correct line (over an hour later) they had our new boarding passes stapled to a hotel voucher. We found our way to an attendant who had placed us with a driver in a minivan. We were taken across town to a hotel that in it’s day would have been very nice. This was at 5:00am. They had breakfast ready when we arrived. They called us for lunch and dinner. Then took us back to the airport at about 5:00pm for our 11:50pm departure. You don’t have to or get to think for yourself. I didn’t care for the location of the hotel or it’s condition, but I really like the Ethiopian people. Very friendly and try to be very helpful. Sometimes they have the skill to be helpful and sometimes not. I will fly this route again because it saves me 10+ hours of flight time to Namibia, but I’ll look at staying in a different part of town.

I am the exact opposite. I will do it whatever is necessary to avoid Ethiopia Air going back lol.

Glad the stay over was nice for you! I will admit if that if that was the only to get back, then I would.

 

[gizmo]

Outstanding place to hunt. Absolute best plainsgame hunting anywhere.