Trophy hunting in Namibia
getting close to nature
Hai//Om Safaris is a hunting farm in Namibia that is privately owned and run by a german-speaking family who has been living in the country for 5 generations.
We offer trophy hunting safaris as well as reduction hunting on 6200 hectares of farmland.
The lodge has 9 luxury rooms with a waterhole view in addition to 2 family rooms and can accommodate up to 25 guests.
About Hai//Om Safaris
Hunting is not about shooting. It’s about escaping your normal everyday life and enjoying unspoiled nature in its tranquillity.
At Hai//Om Safaris we solely conduct ethical hunting practices and all safaris are undertaken with the legal consent of the Ministry of Tourism and Environment of Namibia.
Ethical hunting approach
We care about conservation and therefore limit the hunting of animals on our farmlands with respect to the sustainable population size of each species.
Our farmlands have over 1,000 hectares of mountain ranges which offer spectacular scenery on your journey through our nature. You’ll come across a big variety of fauna and flora and enjoy the African sunsets.
Making new memories
Get out into nature and make new memories hunting in Namibia’s stunning scenery.
A great selection of trophies
As a result of limited hunting of the farm, we have many big trophy animals on the farm.
Hunting in Namibia's nature
Our Savannah-bushlands are surrounded by mountain ranges that offer stunning scenery.
Information about hunting in Namibia
Namibia's hunting season
Namibia’s hunting season begins on February 1st and ends on November 30th each year. In December and January, it is not possible to hunt trophies in Namibia.
Hunting license and permit
NO hunting license is required to hunt in Namibia. However, the farm where you plan to hunt must apply for a trophy hunting permit. The hunter’s name, address, contact information as well as a copy of the passport is required for the application process.
Airport transfer
HaiOm Safaris offers transport to and from the Hosea Kutako International Airport near Windhoek which is the main entry point for most of the guests.
FAQ's
questions around trophy hunting in Namibia
Yes, our 2 farms are registered as hunting farms with the Ministry of Tourism and Environment.
Hunting permits are issued to our Master Hunting Guides who accompany guests on their hunting safari.
Yes, our hunting guests are often accompanied by their partners and children whom we happily accommodate at the lodge.
Guests can book the following activities at the lodge:
- Safari game drives
- Horse riding ( all levels )
- Hiking trails
- Game/bird watching from a hide
In addition, guests have access to the following external activities:
- Wine tasting at a local wine farm
- Cave excursion in the Uiseb mountains
- Day visit to the Hoba Meteorite
- Day trip to the Etosha National Park
- Safari tours through Namibia
The trophy hunting season in Namibia starts on the 1st February and ends on the 30th November of each year.
No hunting for trophies in particular is to take place between the 1st December and 30th January annually.
For trophy hunting, you require a trophy hunting permit issued to the hunting operator which includes your name and residential address.
In addition, a copy of your passport is required to obtain the permit.
The Ministry of Tourism and Environment has a standard turnaround time of 5-7 working days to issue the permits.
Prospective hunters should consider to bring along the following:
- Sunscreen, sunglasses and hat
- Binoculars
- Safari-type clothing in camouflage or khaki colours
- Warm clothing for the winter months between May and August
- Hiking shoes or shoes with durability which are suitable for walking