Leopard are my favorite animal to hunt. In Namibia, leopard conservation has been very successful. There are strict quotas on hunting leopards for export, and tags are limited. I never book your hunt until I have a confirmed tag for you. If I have a tag available, I will be glad to talk with you about the details of a leopard hunt.

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Leopard hunting safaris, the way it should be

When I lead a leopard safari, leopard is my priority for you for the entire hunt.

We start by checking baits first thing in the morning, so there is time to build a blind if needed. If there’s no hit, you can hunt other animals, relax or shoot more bait. The last two and a half hours of daylight we sit in the best blind.

I know the cats in my areas. I learn their tracks and their territories. I know which areas need ground baits, which areas need hanging baits. Some cats tend to feed lower on the ground, some feed in trees because of other ground predators.

Pre-baiting helps for 2 to 3 days before you land in Namibia. You can’t keep big males on bait too long, so I don’t normally pre-bait longer.

Leopard hunting details

Leopard Daily rates, per hunting day: 

• Can be found on the Prices page

Hunting daily rates include the following services:

• Professional hunter
• Hunting car
• Skinners and trackers
• Accommodations, meals, soft drinks
• Alcoholic beverages in moderation

Hunting daily rates do not include:

• Accommodations before or after the hunt
• Insurance
• Taxidermy cost on trophies

Baits, Permits, Deposits

Bait for hunts, permits and tags: 

• Current prices can be found on the Prices page

Deposits:

• Deposit 50% of hunting days to book your hunt