Velo Dog
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Hi- I am looking at booking my first African hunt.
I don't want to come to kill but want to hunt and feel that the small concession are more for people wanting to have a easy shot. Can I get some opinions here?
Thanks!
Hello Tony Perkins,
And, welcome to the best forum in the World.
There are some great outfits posting here within AH that can offer what you are looking for.
Coincidently, I work for one of them - LOL.
Seriously, have a look at many but please don't forget to have a look at Khomas Highland Hunting Safaris as well.
We are part of an approximately 4 million acre wildlife conservancy, without game fences.
Gemsbok/oryx and Hartmann's mountain zebra migrate up and down the mountains each season there.
Also, we offer some of the best kudu hunting I have ever experienced (5 safaris / two countries).
Kudu there do not migrate but they are natural residents, as are a number of other species.
We're located in the mountains of west / central Namibia and will be happy to pick you up at the Windhoek airport (no bush plane rides needed).
Likewise, we also offer fowling (Egyptian geese, francoln grouse, red billed duck and guinea fowl).
We can take you to the coast (3 hour drive) for salt water fishing if you want it.
If you run a search for my screen name and then for threads I have submitted, you will find a series of articles under "Hunting Reports", complete with photos from my Aug/Sept - 2017 safari.
Others ("Adrian" for one) have also posted hunting reports and photos from their experiences with Khomas.
Last but not least, no matter who you decide to book with, you are wise to research them thoroughly, prior to sending your deposit.
I wish you safe travels and the best of luck in your hunting / fishing adventures.
Africa is not like anywhere else on the planet.
You'll be amazed when you see it.
Regards,
Paul
(Velo Dog)
Anchorage
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