Namibia Hunting Safari

Burchell-Wolf Safaris in Outjo, Namibia offers a unique experience for hunters seeking a world-class trophy. One of the main attractions of the Etosha Conservancy is the opportunity to hunt the largest Cape and Livingston Eland, as well as 55” kudu and bigger. Burchell-Wolf Safaris has a focus on conservation and manages the game population to ensure that the land can support the animals that live there. This means that selective hunting is used to manage the numbers, protect the game populations, and ensure an abundance of quality animals for hunting. Contact us to learn more about hunting safaris

Burchell-Wolf Safaris

Burchell-Wolf Namibia Hunting Safaris offers a variety of hunting methods, giving clients a range of choices depending on their capabilities. Rifle hunting is the most common and effective method for hunting big game. In northern Namibia, rifle hunting is challenging, as the hunter must be ready to walk as most hunts are spot-and-stalk. The safari style (hunting from a vehicle) and blind hunting are also options for rifle hunters.

On the other hand, bow hunting at Burchell-Wolf Safaris is a unique experience that is gaining popularity. The property has ten watering holes equipped with ground blinds and tree stands. The hunting terrain also features popular game trails and salt blocks with well-placed and discreet tree stands. The variety of wildlife and bush in Namibia complement the excitement of the hunt, making it a bow hunter’s paradise.

The main difference between bow hunting and rifle hunting at Burchell-Wolf Safaris is the hunting method. While both hunting methods can be successful, the experience and technique required for each differ. Bow hunting requires patience, stealth, and skill to get close enough to the animal to take a shot. Bow hunters sit silently at a watering hole or stalk their prey, which can be a rewarding experience. In contrast, rifle hunting is more focused on the spot-and-stalk method, where hunters need to move quickly and quietly to get close enough to take an accurate shot.

Another difference between the two hunting methods is the range of the shot. The average shot distance for bow hunters at Burchell-Wolf Safaris is between 20 and 30 yards, depending on the archer’s capabilities. In contrast, rifle hunters have a greater range, allowing them to take a shot from a distance. This difference in range means that bow hunting requires more skill and precision, as the hunter needs to get closer to the animal to take a shot.

It is important to note that both hunting methods have their advantages and disadvantages. For instance, rifle hunting is more effective in open areas where the animal can be spotted from a distance. Bow hunting, on the other hand, is more effective in areas with dense bushes or trees where it is easier to stalk an animal without being seen. Ultimately, the hunting method chosen will depend on the individual’s preferences and capabilities.

In conclusion, Burchell-Wolf Safaris offers an unforgettable hunting experience for those seeking a world-class trophy. With a focus on conservation, the property manages the game population to ensure a stable carrying capacity of the land. The variety of hunting methods offered, including rifle hunting and bow hunting, provides clients with a range of choices based on their capabilities. While both hunting methods can be successful, the experience and technique required for each differ. Whether you are a bow hunter or a rifle hunter, Burchell-Wolf Safaris in Namibia is the place to be.