Hello,
my partner in Namibia has a leopard permit available for this year.

It's a former cattle farm run as a hunting property for +15years. Accommodation is simple, but comfortable. The area is roughly 30k acres and not high fenced (=free range). They have a good leopard population, but as always in Namibia, the cats are smart. They have one cat on quota and an overall success rate of 80-90%. They have been 100% in the past 6 years until this year unfortunately.

This year the leopard hunt was not successful, mainly because the hunter cut his hunt short and wasn't there when the leopard was feeding. He did have one opportunity at the first day of the hunt though, which he didn't manage to utilize.

The perfect time would be July this year. We could maybe also manage to do this hunt in August or September.
Plan to arrive on a full moon.
There were two different leopard on bait and I can show you trail cam pictures of the two.

You will have the opportunity to add a variety of species while you are there. Especially DikDik, Klippspringer and Mountain Zebra are good species to add and very affordable on this farm.

Zebra are used for bait, so plan to take 1-3 during the hunt (but you can take the skin).

The daily rate includes the first bait animal which will be ready by the time you arrive.

Pricelist:

14days at $600/day (1:1) = $8,400 -> reduced to $7000

Leopard trophy fee: $9,500

Trophy fees (in $):
Kudu 1400
Oryx 650
Springbok 470
Steenbok 330
Common Duiker 350
Mountain Zebra 700
Klipspringer 1200
Damara Dik-Dik 1550
Warthog 470
Caracal 660
Jackal 65
Brown Hyaena 2000
Baboon 135
Cheetah on request
Giraffe 2100

Included:
All permits
Hunting guide
transfer during the hunt
Full board and Accommodation

Extras:
Transfer from/to Windhoek $400
Visa (if necessary)
Int. flights
Raw preparation of trophies
Trophy export and costs for export paperwork

A few leopards taken on this farm.









Best Regards,
Dennis

contact me at:
dennis@dr-safaris.com

DR-Safaris
Pascalstrasse 6
52074 Aachen
Germany
+491722438231

I like this offer a lot. Low day rate, more money on the trophy fee gives the outfitter more 'skin in the game.'

$700 for Mountain Zebra is very fair.

To me, the ideal mix would be to bring a kid or friend on their first safari (someone who hasn't taken the common Namibian PG) and let them hunt in between checking baits, etc.

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Originally posted by Baker458:
I like this offer a lot. Low day rate, more money on the trophy fee gives the outfitter more 'skin in the game.'

$700 for Mountain Zebra is very fair.

To me, the ideal mix would be to bring a kid or friend on their first safari (someone who hasn't taken the common Namibian PG) and let them hunt in between checking baits, etc.

+1

very good deal Dennis!!