Agagia Hunting

We believe in Nature & Wildlife conservation and accept the challenge for "the perfect shot". Without your support conservation areas such as ours would not be possible. Agagia Hunting, owned and operated by the third family generation ranch Owner and Professional Hunter, Tielman & Carin Neethling together with Agagia Hunting team, invite you to come and experience their stylish facilities in the

heart of the African bush veld. Hunting season: The trophy hunting season stretches from 1st February to 30th November. Hunting Guides: Hunting shall be conducted exclusively in the company of a registered hunting guide, master hunting guide or professional hunter. Riffle & Bow hunting: Only hunting guides/ master hunting guides/ professional hunters in possession of a valid riffle & bow hunting license may conduct bow hunting and guide bow hunters. Hunting permits: A hunt shall only commence if the Hunting Guide has obtained a valid hunting permit (trophy hunting permit) from Nature Conservation prior to the start of the hunt. For Cheetah and Leopard an additional hunting permit has to be obtained prior to the start of the hunt. Only two animals per species are allowed to be exported. Fi****ms: Smallest caliber 7 mm. Minimum energy (Eo - muzzle velocity): 1350 Joule for Springbuck, Duiker, etc.
2700 Joule for Hartebeest, Wildebeest, Kudu, Oryx, Eland, etc.
5400 Joule for Buffalo, Elephant, Rhino, etc. No solid point cartridge is allowed to be used on antelope or any other species. Handguns and automatic weapons are prohibited. Smallest caliber 7 mm. We suggest caliber 300 Magnum, fitted with a 6x40 scope and 80 rounds of soft point, preferably Nossler partition ammunition. Should you prefer to travel without weapons, we have a fine selection of quality rifles and shotgun in camp for hire. Bow hunting: Bow energy is specified as follows:
Small Game -25 ft/lb
Medium Game -40 ft/lb
Large Game -65 ft/lb. Trophy Shipments and Taxidermy:
Clients trophies are usually delivered to the taxidermy and shipping agent after the completion of the hunt, and should take about 30 days for cleaning and drying out properly. Shipping will take up to 6 weeks to reach their destination. The cost of taxidermy work in Namibia is affordable, the quality of the workmanship is excellent, and the end product very realistic as they are totally familiar with the features and expressions of our local game. There is very little difference in the weight, and therefore the cost of shipping raw or mounted trophies. Current completion of mounts is about 12 months. We
will gladly obtain quotations for you from our personal local taxidermist. Rifle Import Requirements
Hunters entering Namibia with a rifle, must complete a temporary import permit application form for all rifle's and/or ammunition in their possession on arrival and the permit will be issued at the airport. What to bring and wear:
Bring a pair of well broken in hunting shoes and 3 pairs of thick woolen or cotton socks, with soft soles. Three pairs of Camo, dark brown or green colors are recommended. We have sticky grass and seeds so don't bring hunting clothes of wool. Pack a pair of sneakers for camp use. Mornings and evenings are normally quite cool to very cold so pack both a light and a heavy down jacket. A safari hat and good quality sun glasses are essential. Do not forget your video camera, and still camera's, as well as an ample supply of film or large storage cards and batteries/chargers. A good pair of 8x40 binoculars for the rifle hunter and a range finder for the bow hunter. How to get to Namibia
Namibia's national carrier, Air Namibia, has regular direct flights from Frankfurt to Windhoek International Airport, Hosea Kutako. Please check the airline's website for possible changes in details. South African Airways, South African Airways, in partnership with Delta, offers a daily service from New York JFK, Washington Dulles and Atlanta to Johannesburg and Cape Town, South Africa. S.A.A and Air Namibia offer daily (2 hour) flights from Cape Town and Johannesburg to Windhoek International. Please check the airline's website for possible changes. Economy:
Africa's most politically stable country with well-developed infrastructure. Namibia is a democratic republic whose President and Legislative members are elected by the general population. Currency
The Namibian Dollar exchanges at exactly the same rate as the South African Rand (ZAR). All major traveler's cheques, credit cards, and US$ and Euro cash are accepted throughout Namibia. Use the currency converter below to calculate current rates. Languages
English is Namibia's official language, Afrikaans and German are also commonly spoken. Indigenous languages: Oshivambo, Herero, Nama

Medical
No special health requirements are prescribed for entry into Namibia. Malaria is not a threat in Agagia Hunting area, but it is suggested that you refer to your personal physician for advice on prophylactics and insect repellents. A comprehensive range of international brand name medicine is stocked in camp and on the hunting vehicles, but it is advised that you bring along the types of medication that you regularly take, or may require. Medical facilities, including excellent private hospitals and internationally trained medical practitioners, specialists and surgeons, are available in Windhoek which is 2 hours drive from the camp. In case of extreme medical emergency an airlift service is available. Tielman & Carin as well as the Professional Hunter's and assistants, are all qualified in First Aid. Together we enjoy the warmth of good fellowship during a hunt. We wish you good hunting!