Tel. ++ 264-(0)61-237055 Fax ++ 264-(0)61-235677 info@etosha-jagdfarm.com

28 Heinitzburg Street P.O.Box 24046 Windhoek / Namibia

Originally part of the greater Etosha Game Reserve, Onguma is one of Namibia's best kept secrets. On more than twenty thousand hectares of prime hunting area you will experience the pulse of Africa.

Age-old migration routes, once used by elephant, black rhino and buffalo, follow Onguma's three dry riverbeds.

Species such as kudu, giraffe, eland, oryx, hartebeest, zebra, impala, blue and black wildebeest, springbok, duiker, steenbok and the diminutive Damara dik-dik roam freely on the farm. Predators including lion, leopard, hyena, lynx and black-backed jackal are common residents of the area.

More than 300 bird species can be viewed at Onguma. The farm boasts the biggest breeding colony of white-backed vultures in Namibia. During summer months, Onguma becomes a bird-watcher's paradise with thousands of birds migrating to wetlands created by the seasonal rains and river systems. This part of Namibia has been identified as one of the important bird watching sites in Southern Africa.

The local population are the Haikum Bushmen, representative of an almost extinct hunter-gatherer society of the area, the ancient San. The natural hunting and tracking skills fit perfectly into the environment of Onguma.

CLIMATE
The Namibian climate in winter is dry with temperatures ranging between a high of 77° F (25C°) to below 32° F (0C°). In general, cool mornings start a warm sunny day with temperatures dropping rapidly again at sunset. Typical summer temperatures (October until April) may reach 90°F (35°C) during the hottest part of the day. Heavy storms are possible, but rarely last long.

MEDICAL
No inoculations are required to enter Namibia. Malaria occurs in the northern parts of the country during December through April. Please consult your doctor on recommended prophylactics before your departure. In the case of emergencies, excellent medical services are available locally.

RENTAL OF FIREARMS
The following information is needed when importing firearms into Namibia:

• Caliber and make of rifle
• Serial number
• Address of hunting destination

DAILY RATES 2008   One client / one Professional Hunter US$ 350 p.p. Two clients / one Professional hunter    US$ 260 p.p. Leopard hunting US$ 550 p.p. Non hunters US$ 110 p.p. A leopard hunt requires a minimum of 12 hunting days. Baiting is extra at US 200. A deposit of 25% of the proposed hunt is payable on booking. Cancellation policy: In case of cancellation 60 days or more prior to the booked date, the deposit is refundable less an administration fee. Cancellation less than 60 days prior to booked date: client forfeits deposit.

TROPHY FEES 2008 Blue Wildebeest US$ 800 Damara Dik-Dik US$ 1200 Duiker US$ 280 Eland US$ 1650 Giraffe US$ 2000 Hyena (Spotted) US$ 450 Impala US$ 480 Kudu US$ 900 Leopard US$ 3000 Oryx US$ 750 Red Hartebeest US$ 750 Springbok US$ 410 Steenbok US$ 280 Warthog US$ 450 Zebra (Burchel) US$ 850 Caracal US$ 300 Jackal US$ 35

PRICES INCLUDE hunting permit trophy export permits service of professional hunter, guides and skinners use of 4x4 hunting vehicle field preparation of trophies accommodation on the farm all meals soft drinks daily laundry service 15% government tax on daily rates Tourism Levy on accommodation

PRICES EXCLUDE airfare to Namibia transport Windhoek - Onguma - Windhoek (on request) taxidermy expenses international phone calls / faxes optional excursions (i.e. Etosha Game Park) gratuities to camp staff and hunting guides alcoholic beverages medals from th Namibian Hunters Association (if required)

Tel. ++ 264-(0)61-237055 Fax ++ 264-(0)61-235677 info@etosha-jagdfarm.com

28 Heinitzburg Street P.O.Box 24046 Windhoek / Namibia