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Agarob Hunting Safaris PRIVATE OWN, NO HIGH FENCES, LONGRANGE SHOOTING, FREE RANGE ANIMALS We want to share the best of Namibia and what Africa has to offer.

The Team of Agarob Hunting Safaris invites you to a Rewarding Experience of Conservation management and Conservation hunting to full fill your African Dream. Namibia the Land of Majesty and Legends, with Wide open spaces, Breathtaking scenery and Great contrasts – Ocean, Dunes, Mountains and Deserts. With its rolling dunes and swirling mists, Namibia stirs the Spirit and moves the Heart. Shining

stars at Night and cloudless Skies during the Day. With its great Diversity of Wildlife and Landscapes Namibia is the ideal place for a Hunting and Photographic safari. Families are welcome and we take great pleasure in assisting and introducing your children, the next generation Hunters, to the world of Ethical and Traditional Hunting.Agarob Hunting Safaris is a Family, Private Owned ( 58 square miles 37 000 acres), cattle ranch and we are in the Hunting business for more than 25 years. The lodge is situated only 1 ½ hours form the airport to the West into the Scenic Mountains of the Khomas Hochland. We hunt in total in 781 square miles area. Our choices of Hunting differs from the Traditional Walk and Stalk Method, Hunting with 4x4 or if you are the more Adventurous Hunter a Hunting Experience on Horseback. Our Horses are Well-schooled, Sure Footed and Grew up in the Mountains of Namibia, so even Beginners can Enjoy this Unique Experience. Hunting on Horseback gives Hunters the Opportunity to Hunt in Areas which are Inaccessible by Vehicle and more Territory can be covered than on Foot

Planning your next hunting trip to Namibia, come join us at the Harrisburg, show booth 5415. See you tomorrow, the 1st o...
31/01/2025

Planning your next hunting trip to Namibia, come join us at the Harrisburg, show booth 5415. See you tomorrow, the 1st of February.

Come and join us in bloomsburg PA
24/01/2025

Come and join us in bloomsburg PA

20/01/2025

Namibia ranked fourth safest country in Africa

Staff Reporter

NAMIBIA has been named the fourth safest country in Africa by Altezza Travel, a destination management company headquartered in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania.

“Altezza Travel has highlighted Namibia as one of the most peaceful and safest countries to visit in Africa, and it has long been one of the most politically stable countries, with infrastructure that is generally good and a well-developed tourism industry. Namibia was ranked fourth, after Mauritius in first place, Ghana in second, and Zambia in third place,” said the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism’s Public Relations Officer, Romeo Muyunda.

Muyunda explained that the rankings were based on a review of major global studies from recent years, incorporating official statistics and citizens’ perceptions of personal safety. He emphasised that the ranking highlights Namibia’s peaceful character and acknowledges the collective efforts made to uphold peace and stability. He also noted that safety is a key factor in the travel and tourism sectors, and this recognition will boost Namibia’s global profile, encouraging more travellers to visit.

“Even though Namibia is ranked fourth, we believe that the country has the potential to be the safest country in Africa. The rankings come against the backdrop of the ongoing tourism safety campaign being spearheaded by the ministry in collaboration with the Namibian Police, tour operators, and selected regional councils, among others,” Muyunda said.

He encouraged the public to prioritise peace, stability, and the protection of natural resources, highlighting their importance in attracting tourists and investors to drive economic growth.

“Namibia has a very stable political environment, which is complemented by enabling laws and policies. We have seen a seamless and peaceful transition of power through three Presidents, contributing to the rankings. We would like to encourage the country’s citizens to work together to ensure the protection of our natural resources and make Namibia a safer place for both our local and international visitors. With such dedication, we may strive to rank in first place in the near future,” Muyunda added.

Join us at Nebraska deer and game expo
18/01/2025

Join us at Nebraska deer and game expo

Join us at the Denver International Sportsmans Expo. Booth nr 537c. See you there.
10/01/2025

Join us at the Denver International Sportsmans Expo. Booth nr 537c. See you there.

04/12/2024

This was a group effort, and again the guy shad to stalk in from a pretty high point. However, the Stag played along, and Scott made the shot count.

04/12/2024

This was a pretty hard stalk, in some pretty rough terrain. The guys had to find their way down from the high point behind them. It does not look like it, but hiking is extremely difficult, and everything is wet. Rob got within 230 yards and made a good shot. Luckily the rut was in full swing.

04/12/2024

Mark was just lucky again. This was one of the "easier" stalks of the entire 2 weeks.

04/12/2024

Jamie and Janice found the Stag, sleeping in a draw, out of the wind. Good shot and a good hunt.

04/12/2024

Doc hunted pretty hard for his Stag and the 1st afternoon out, nothing came into the field. 2nd afternoon out and this monster came in from totally the wrong direction. Right time, right place.

04/12/2024

Another windy day and Caroline crawled in to under 100 yards.

04/12/2024

First Stag of the trip, on a pretty windy and miserable day. The guys heard the Stag roaring and Cody crawled into around 150 yards, perfect shot. Recovery was pretty wet and cold too.

23/11/2024

Can not believe that it is that time of the year again, really seems that every year just fly by quicker. Luckily, it also seems that for us at Agarob Safaris, every year is better and more blessed than the previous year.
As the holiday season is on us, we would like to pause and send a heartfelt, thank you to each and every one for your support, friendship and loyalty throughout another year. This is the perfect time to remind you that we really appreciate your business, and we want to thank you for helping us to turn challenges into opportunities. Life would be so bland without the constant presence of friends in the house.

We want to take this opportunity to wish everyone a blest Festive Season and may peace, love, and success always be with everyone and your loved ones. We pray that Christmas comes with many more opportunities, happiness and blessings in your life.
Best wishes and God Bless
Johnny, Mariana, John-John, Marike and Elizme (the newest member of the household)
Agarob Hunting Safaris

28/10/2024

Welcome back to Doc and Stella to Namibia.
Not much cover for Doc to try and get closer to the Sable. After a resent accident, Doc had to make the shot with his left hand, but everything worked out in the end.

28/10/2024

Eland hunt in some pretty thick brush.

28/10/2024

last light Kudu trophy. Another long day in the mountains and this bull was literally taken with barely enough daylight to take trophy photos.

28/10/2024

The guys stalked in on this group of Gemsbok and Daniel shot an exceptionally old bull with a lot of battle scars. Good trophy animal to harvest.

28/10/2024

After 3 days of frustration, trying to get within shooting range of Zebra and then just seeing stripes disappearing over the horizon, Daniel finally got a shot off on one and off course, it had to run down into a hellhole again before dying.

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This was a group effort, and again the guy shad to stalk in from a pretty high point. However, the Stag played along, and Scott made the shot count.

This was a pretty hard stalk, in some pretty rough terrain. The guys had to find their way down from the high point behind them. It does not look like it, but hiking is extremely difficult, and everything is wet. Rob got within 230 yards and made a good shot. Luckily the rut was in full swing.

Mark was just lucky again. This was one of the "easier" stalks of the entire 2 weeks.

Jamie and Janice found the Stag, sleeping in a draw, out of the wind. Good shot and a good hunt.

Doc hunted pretty hard for his Stag and the 1st afternoon out, nothing came into the field. 2nd afternoon out and this monster came in from totally the wrong direction. Right time, right place.

Another windy day and Caroline crawled in to under 100 yards.

First Stag of the trip, on a pretty windy and miserable day. The guys heard the Stag roaring and Cody crawled into around 150 yards, perfect shot. Recovery was pretty wet and cold too.

Welcome back to Doc and Stella to Namibia. Not much cover for Doc to try and get closer to the Sable. After a resent accident, Doc had to make the shot with his left hand, but everything worked out in the end.

Eland hunt in some pretty thick brush.

last light Kudu trophy. Another long day in the mountains and this bull was literally taken with barely enough daylight to take trophy photos.

The guys stalked in on this group of Gemsbok and Daniel shot an exceptionally old bull with a lot of battle scars. Good trophy animal to harvest.

After 3 days of frustration, trying to get within shooting range of Zebra and then just seeing stripes disappearing over the horizon, Daniel finally got a shot off on one and off course, it had to run down into a hellhole again before dying.

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