African Safari, the way it's meant to be

African Safari, the way it’s meant to be

www.omujevehuntingsafaris.com

If your lifelong dream

is to take part in the perfect African Hunting Safari,

you’ve come to the right place

Namibia offers the visitor a range of remarkable experiences in a variety of astonishing environments – exciting

hunts, big trophies, challenging stalks, breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, fierce thunderstorms, boiling-hot days and

freezing-cold nights, flat savannahs, rocky mountains, gigantic dunes, majestic rivers...

The country gained independence from South Africa on 21 March 1990. President Dr Hage Geingob leads a

multiparty parliament with a democratic constitution. The country’s main economic sectors are mining, fishing,

tourism (including hunting) and agriculture.

Namibia fast facts

• Namibia’s official language is English

• Namibia has two international airports: Hosea Kutako and Eros, both in Windhoek

• There are 46 additional airports and airstrips scattered throughout the country

• There are two privately run hospitals in Windhoek with intensive care units

• Medical practitioners and services are available in outlying towns

• All goods and services include 15% VAT, which may be reclaimed by visitors

• Namibia has over 45 000 km of good-quality roads

With a surface area of about 825 000km2, much of which is under desert, and about 2.1 million people, Namibia is one of the least populated countries in the world.

This translates into some of the most magnificent wildlife habitats

and wilderness areas on Earth, from the world’s largest shifting sand

dunes in the southern Namib to riverine forest and swampland in

the Zambezi in the northeast.

Namibia has 14 vegetation zones supporting some of the richest wildlife in the world.

Big game includes elephant (including, in the Kaokoveld, the world’s

last surviving population of desert elephants), lion, rhino, buffalo,

cheetah, leopard and giraffe. There are 20 antelope species, 240

mammal species (14 endemic), 250 reptile species, 50 frog species

and 676 bird species.

Namibia – The Origin of Hunting

Omujeve Hunting Safaris Management Team

Nic & Elsada KrugerOwners of Omujeve

Corne KrugerOwner/Big Game Professional Hunter

Jerad DabneyMarketing & Communications

Phillip SteynBig Game Professional Hunter

The Kruger family

Omujeve Hunting Safaris is run by the Kruger family, whose tenure in Namibia goes back five generations, and who are

passionate hunters themselves.

Father Nic, mother Elsada, and eldest son and professional hunter Corne, with his wife Charmoni and their two daughters, live on site and are always available to make your visit as memorable as possible.

Ockert BammPH

Pedri DamesPH

Mia SmitHunting Co-ordinator

Riaan de KlerkPH

Jean CilliersPH

Gerhard van der WesthuizenPH

Petjo RusbergPH

Conrad de BeerVideographer

Omujeve Professional Hunters

Our PH’s will not only guide you in the field, but also become your best friend. They are highly skilled

and passionate about the natural environment and animal behavior.

Omujeve Hunting Safaris has unique lodges and free-range concessions, spanning the length and breadth of Namibia

Omujeve LodgeCentral Namibia Area: 172 974 acres

Schonbrunn Farmstead LodgeSouth-central Namibia Area: 227 337 acres

Ivory Luxury Tented CampEastern Zambezi

Mayuni ConservancyEastern Zambezi Area: 37 313 acres

Mashi ConservancyEastern Zambezi Area: 73 390 acres

Nakabolelwa ConservancyEastern Zambezi Area: 62 517 acres

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Omujeve Lodge

Omujeve Lodge, a 45-minute (60km) drive from Windhoek, Namibia’s capital, is the headquarters of our operation. Here, the comfort and entertainment of our guests is our priority.

Our luxury en-suite double rooms have kingsize beds, fridges, air-conditioning, and all the other thoughtful little touches required to ensure you enjoy a pampered and happy stay.The dining room with its bar, entertainment area and generous verandah is the perfect place to unwind after a busy day. All meals, lovingly and expertly prepared by a team of chefs trained by prize-winning foodie Elsada Kruger, will linger in your memory long after the last bite has been savoured. We specialise in game dishes, and use organically homegrown ingredients harvested from our farm.

There’s a firepit for socialising in the evenings, and a heated swimming pool for those who like a dip. We have satellite TV offering 200 channels, and if you need to catch up

with colleagues, you’re welcome to use our wi-fi facilities.

Schonbrunn Farmstead Lodge

Our southern facility, Schonbrunn Farmstead Lodge,

is about 230km (four hours’ drive) southwest of Wind-

hoek, close to the famous Sossusvlei dunes in the

Namib-Naukluft National Park.

Schonbrunn is a converted farmhouse where our guests’ comfort and con-

venience are kept in mind at all times. The luxury rooms are en-suite and

airconditioned, while socialising takes place in our dining and entertainment

area with its firepit.

Ivory Luxury Camp

The Kwando River system is noted for its wildlife, and it’s the

location of Ivory Camp, offering five canvas-lined chalets.

As at the other camps, a large dining area, bar and firepit offer a warm and friendly place for evening gatherings.

Food at Omujeve Lodges

Omujeve Hunting Safaris offers a sensational dining experience. Our food and wine menus are full flavor experiences. Our food philosophy has always been an emphasis on warm, hearty meals which is why our guests won’t ever go hungry.

We choose wines of exceptional rank from the Cape wine route, which complement our social atmosphere on cool or warm nights. Expect rich and seductive meals prepared with home-cured game and seasonal vegetables. Omujeve ticks all the boxes in terms of fine cuisine, setting and atmosphere. Relax and enjoy a night of camaraderie around our table as stories from the field are retold.

“I lurched up and looked at Mbogo, and Mbogo looked at me! ” Robert Ruark 1954

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it’s concessions in South Africa; a beautiful country

known for its diverse terrain and prime wildlife

species.

TTKwazulu Private Game ReserveKwaZulu-Natal/Pongola Area: 45 000 acres

Timbavati Private Game ReserveMpumalanga Area: 132 000 acres

Thala ThabaEastern Cape Area: 100 000+ acres

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Kwazulu Private Game ReserveThis is Big Five country, where elephants and rhinos mix with herds of buffalo, wildebeest, zebra and antelope. This reserve comprises18,500 hectares of unspoilt bushveld, from savannah grasslands to steep cliffs and towering canyons in the mountains. We offer 5-star luxury accommodation at Aberfeldy Lodge.

Thala ThabaThala Thaba Safaris is nestled in the heart of the malaria-free Eastern Cape. The various natural habitats, including acacia forest, indigenous mountain flora, open plains, sweet veld, flood plains and riverine vegetation encourage a wide and balanced variety of species to thrive.

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Southern Kafue Area: 10 000+ acre

Zambezi PlateauArea: 30 000+ acre

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ZambiaOmujeve Hunting Safaris now has Private Areas

in wild, untouched Zambia. This country is

renowned for its conservation efforts and

huge variety of species.

Southern Kafue & Zambezi PlateauZambia is drained by the Zambezi river basin in the south, which is host to some of the most diverse wildlife in Africa. This pristine wilderness is famous for its sable population and great variety of other antelope. Our luxury tented camps are expertly staffed, offering first-class service and excellent meals.

Trophies - Dangerous Game - 2016

Trophies - Plains Game - 2016

NAMIBIA PLAINS GAME – PRICE LIST 2017/18

DAILY RATES INCLUDE:- All plains game hunting permits- The services of a hunting guide, trackers and skinners- Hunting vehicle- Field preparation of trophies- Accommodation at any of OMUJEVE HUNTING SAFARIS- lodges or tented camps- All meals and local beverages, wines, spirits and beers- Transport to and from airport- Daily laundry- VAT tax on accommodation

- Wi-Fi connection at OMUJEVE LODGE

DAILY RATES EXCLUDE:

- Transport cost to Namibia- International phone calls- Insurance of any kind- Taxidermy fees and shipping of trophies- Permits required by any country but Namibia- Gratuities to staff- Trophy fees for game taken or wounded- VAT tax on cull animals

Daily Rates

One Hunter One Guide per day $650.00

Two Hunters One Guide per day per hunter $545.00

Non Hunters And Rest Days per day $250.00

kids Under 16 One Guide per day $100.00

kids Under 6 One Guide per day FREE

TROPHY FEES:

Blesbok – Common $595.00Blesbok – White $850.00Springbok – Kalahari $450.00Springbok – Black $995.00Impala – Common $595.00Impala – Black Faced $1,950.00Giraffe $3,450.00Gemsbok – Kalahari $650.00Eland – Cape $2,950.00Kudu – Southern Greater $2,500.00Steenbok $450.00Duiker $450.00Klipspringer $1,950.00Dik-dik – Damara $3,950.00 *

Red Hartebeest $850.00Warthog $450.00Wildebeest – Black $1,450.00Wildebeest – Blue $1000.00Zebra – Burchell $1,650.00Zebra – Hartmann $1,650.00Waterbuck $2,950.00Nyala $4,950.00 *Lechwe $4,950.00 *Sable $9,000.00 *Roan $9,000.00 *Tsessebe $4,950.00 *Jackal $100.00Baboon $100.00

* only on availability

PACKAGE ONE

10 Day Trophy Hunt with 6 Trophies

Price: $8,650.00 – one hunter/one guidePrice: $7,700.00 – two hunters/one guide (price per hunter)

1 x Springbok; 1 x Blesbok; 1 x Gemsbok; 1 x Blue Wildebeest; 1 x Red Hartebeest; 1 x Warthog

NAMIBIA PLAINS GAME –PACKAGES 2017/18

PACKAGE THREE



1 x Springbok; 1 x Blesbok; 1 x Gemsbok; 1 x Blue Wildebeest; 1 x Red Hartebeest; 1 x Warthog; 1 x Zebra

PACKAGE FIVE


Price: $11,650.00 – two hunters/one guideNB: This is a Husband and Wife Hunt

1 x Springbok; 1 x Blesbok; 1 x Gemsbok; 1 x Blue Wildebeest; 1 x Red Hartebeest; 1 x Warthog; 1 x Kudu

PACKAGE TWO



1 x Springbok; 1 x Blesbok; 1 x Gemsbok; 1 x Red Hartebeest; 1 x Warthog

PACKAGE FOUR



1 x Springbok; 1 x Blesbok; 1 x Gemsbok; 1 x Blue Wildebeest; 1 x Red Hartebeest; 1 x Warthog; 1 x Kudu; 1 x Zebra

NAMIBIA DANGEROUS GAME – PRICE LIST 2017/18

Trophy Elephant Hunt

14 day hunt minimum will be charged:

Daily Rate $3,250.00 per day

Total Daily Rates $45,500.00

Conservancy Fee $1,000.00

Elephant Trophy Fee $30,000.00

TOTAL HUNT COST $76,500.00

Non Trophy Elephant Hunt




Elephant Fee $5,000.00

Conservancy Fee $500.00


Trophy Buffalo Hunt




Buffalo Trophy Fee $7,500.00



Trophy Leopard Hunt Minimum 14 days will be charged:



Leopard Trophy Fee $7,500.00



Trophy Hippo and Croc Hunt Minimum 7 days will be charged:



Hippo Trophy Fee $7,500.00

Croc Trophy Fee $12,500.00


ZAMBEZI TROPHY FEES:

Impala $595.00Kudu $2,250.00Zebra $1,860.00Blue Wildebeest $850.00Eland $2,400.00Reedbuck $3,950.00Warthog $450.00Duiker $450.00Lechwe $3,500.00Sable $9,500.00Roan $9,500.00

ZAMBIA PLAINS GAME 2017/18

Species List USD$ Species List USD$

Southern Impala $350.00 Common Duiker $350.00

Warthog $575.00 Puku $1200.00

Common Reedbuck $1200.00 Civet $1200,00

Bushpig $1200.00 Oribi $1,500.00

Chobi Bushbuck $1,500.00 Blue Wildebeest $1,400.00

Crawshay Zebra $1,950.00 Sharps Grysbok $2,500.00

Lichtenstein Hartebeest $2,500.00 Crawshay Defassa Waterbuck $2,950.00

Greater Kudu $2,950.00 Nyala $3,500.00

Kafue Lechwe $4,500.00 Livingstone Eland $4,500.00

Roan Antelope $14,000.00 Sable Antelope up to 42” $6,500.00

Sable Antelope 42 - 44” $9,500.00

Safaris Includes:Professional hunter, meet and greet, transport to and from Livingstone, deluxe

accommodations, meals, soft drinks, local beers and house wine, laundry services,

camp staff, trackers and skinners, field preparation of trophies, deliver trophies to

Lusaka and safari vehicle

Safaris Excludes:Rifle import permit/hire $250/person, $50/Zambia visa,

$1/round ammo tax, trophy fees, extra hunting days, hotels before and after hunt, dip

and shipping of trophies and staff tips

Standard Daily Rates for Plains Game Safaris:

1x1 $850 per person, per day

2x1 $800 per person, per day

Observer rate $300/day

SOUTH AFRICA PLAINS GAME – PRICE LIST 2017/18

Daily Rates

One Hunter One Guide per day $650.00

Two Hunters One Guide per day per hunter $545.00

Non Hunters And Rest Days per day $250.00

Baboon $100Black Wildebeest $1200Blesbuck $550Blue Duiker $1450Blue Wildebeest $850Bontebok $2950Buffalo $14500Bushbuck (Cape) $1250Bushpig $800Caracal $1200

Eland (Cape) $2400Fallow Deer $950Gemsbok $850Giraffe $3500Grey Duiker $450Grysbuck (Cape) $1650Impala $450Jackal $100Klipspringer $1500Kudu (Eastern Cape) $2000

Nyala $2200Ostrich $500Porcupine $150Red Hartebeest $800Red Lechwe $2500Reedbuck (Common) $1200Reedbuck (Mountain) $750Rhino Green Hunt $9500Roan Antelope $9000Sable $7500

Springbok (Black) $800Springbok (Common) $400Springbok (Copper) $1500Springbok (White) $1200Steenbuck $450Vaal Rhebuck $1750Warthog $350Waterbuck $1500Zebra (Burchell) $1200

TROPHY FEES:

Till we meet again...

A tribute to William Kenneth Farrar

17 December 1973 – 12 August 2016

The Omujeve Hunting Safaris team would like to send our condolences to

the Farrar family after the sudden passing of our great friend, Will Farrar.

Heather, you are in our hearts and prayers.

Will was a true adventurer, and much loved by all at Omujeve.

Omujeve Hunting Safaris offers the hunter a large selection of species in a variety of

different areas, from huge private ranches to wide-open free-range concessions.

The Omujeve team has only one goal: to make your visit to Africa

and Namibia the best experience of your life – and for us to say

goodbye to a friend soon to return.

We can’t promise a SCI or Roland Ward Number 1 with every shot,

but we do guarantee you an experience you’ll never forget.

Corne Kruger: [email protected] | +264 811 293 986

Jerad Dabney: [email protected] | +1 979 571 4968

Nic Kruger Snr: [email protected] | +264 811 291 877

Office email: [email protected]

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We’d love to hear from you – please get in touch with us!

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