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Bow Hunting

Bow hunters consider the overall conditions in Namibia particularly suited to their sport. Possessing some of the highest game populations and variety of species still seen in Africa, makes it a paradise for any bow hunter. The following trophies can be hunted over 5 existing waterholes namely: Kudu, Oryx, Blue Wildebeest, Black Wildebeest, Burchels Zebra, Mountain Zebra, Red Hartebeest, Blesbuck, Impala, Springbuck, Warthog, Steenbuck, Duiker, Cheetah and Black Backed Jackel.

Hunting Laws and Regulations Applicable to Bow Hunting In Namibia

Small Game: 25 ft/lbs	Small Game: 25 ft/lbs	Big Game: 65 ft/lbs

African Wildcat

Bontebok

Bosbok

Caracal

Dassie (Rock rabbit)

Damara dik-dik

Duiker

Jackal

Klipspringer

Letchwe

Porcupine

Springbuck

Steenbuck

Rabbit

Baboon

Cheetah

Nyala

Spotted Hyena

Warthog

Eland

Gemsbok (Oryx)

Giraffe

Hartebeest

Kudu

Roan

Sable

Tsetsebe

Waterbuck

Blue wildebeest

Black widlebeest

Burchell Zebra

Hartmann Zebra

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Hunting Success

An average of four trophies are usually taken during a 7-day bow hunting safari. A total of 14 plains game species can be hunted at Kowas Adventure Safaris. Best months for bow hunting, are July to November.

Blinds

The majority of successful bags are made from permanently constructed blinds. These are situated approximately 20 yards from waterholes and saltlicks. Some are elevated and some are ground blinds, depending on the terrain, sun and wind direction. Blinds are spacious, with overhead roofs, and ports are adjustable to suit both sitting and standing archers. Animals are bagged regularly by using this method. Six permanently constructed blinds can be chosen from by the bow hunter.

Spotting and Stalking

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Best bow hunting times are during the drier months of the year, namely July, August, September, October and November.

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Bow Hunting

Hunting Success

Blinds

Spotting and Stalking

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