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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.
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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

18/07/2024

Final trophy of the safari. A group of Gemsbok was spotted at 960 yards and then stalked in to 280 yards. Perfect shot, Weatherby Vanguard, 30-06, loaded with 165gr Nosler Accubond bullets.

18/07/2024

After a long day of failed stalks, Marchello harvest this old Lechwe ram. 250-yard shot, behind the shoulder, but it still ran quite a long way. Great trophy.

18/07/2024

This Springbok was stalked in to under 200 yards and this one dropped in its tracks.

18/07/2024

African animals seem to be different. Tommy made a perfect shot on the Springbok, but it still ran a long way before falling over.

18/07/2024

Another Hartmann Mountain Zebra had to run into the deepest canyon to make the recovery an adventure.

18/07/2024

Typical Mountain Zebra hunt. Spot them from a distance, stalk in to just over 200 yards, make a good shot and look at it while it run into a "hellhole" before dying.

18/07/2024

This group of Oryx was spotted a long way off and the boys stalked in to 230 yards. Marchello made a good shot, right behind the shoulder, but the bull still ran quite a long way before it died. Weatherby Vanguard, 30-06.

18/07/2024

Welcome back to the Fornaroli family. First morning of the safari and the boys stalked in on a group of Hartmann Mountain Zebra.

Glassing the mountains for animals
09/07/2024

Glassing the mountains for animals

An exceptionally good Springbok for the Reiff family and what is an African safari without a Warthog.
09/07/2024

An exceptionally good Springbok for the Reiff family and what is an African safari without a Warthog.

09/07/2024

Jim had to hunt really hard for a Warthog and finally got 1 late afternoon.

09/07/2024

Mountain Zebra hunt with the horses. Taken with a Re*****on 700, 300 WSM, loaded with 200 gr Hornady ELDX bullets.

09/07/2024

Another late afternoon trophy, another recovery the next morning. The shot was 320 yards, in some very tough terrain and unfortunately the Kudu fell on some rocks and broke a piece of the horn off. Hopefully, the taxidermist will be able to fix it again.

09/07/2024

Kudu was very high on the list for Roy and this bull gave them quite the run-around. However, late afternoon and Roy got the shot into the bull. 240 yard, Sako 300 WSM, 200 gr Nosler Accubond bullets. The trophy and the meat was only recovered the next morning.

09/07/2024

Another first African trophy. Jim stalked a long way to get within shooting distance. A very old Gemsbok bull and an exceptionally long day at the office.

09/07/2024

First day of the safari, first African trophy for Roy. Hartmann Mountain Zebra.

29/06/2024

Last trophy of the safari for the Buchl brothers, 150-yard shot on a fine Red Lechwe.

29/06/2024

250-yard shot in real windy conditions, but Kurt, pulled it off and got another very good Springbok trophy

29/06/2024

Blue Wildebeest hunt in very thick brush. Was a long, windy day at the "office" again, but Jay finally got close enough to make the shot. A hard-earned trophy.

25/06/2024

The guys spot the Zebra at around 700 yards and stalk in to just over 200 yards. An exceptionally good shot, not often that a Zebra drop like that.

25/06/2024

Typical Hartmann Mountain Zebra hunt. 360-yard shot.

25/06/2024

Another hard shot for Jay. The Springbok did not show much for him to shoot at, but everything worked out.

25/06/2024

An exceptional Springbok trophy. Right time, right place.

25/06/2024

Golden Wildebeest in the Kalahari for Jay.

25/06/2024

Jay ran into this exceptional Kudu bull and pulled off a pretty hard shot at 350 yards. The bull only ran about 60 yards.

25/06/2024

The guys really had to work hard for this Gemsbok. Kurt hiked a long way into some very rough country and made an excellent shot, 365 yards, Tikka T # in 300 Win Mag. Unnecessary to mention that the recovery was a nightmare.

25/06/2024

Another exceptionally old Oryx bull harvested. This one literally lost almost all his teeth. Another good one to harvest out of the gene pool.

25/06/2024

Jay ran into an exceptionally old Oryx cow, with both hind legs deformed from previous injuries. First shot was high, but the 2nd one did the job. A good specimen to harvest.

25/06/2024

Not to be outdone by the younger brother, Jay also had to harvest a Mountain Zebra, 280 yards, 300 Weatherby Magnum. Unfortunately, the muzzle brakes that they have on these rifles kick the camera off the shot every time.

25/06/2024

New group in camp, welcome to the Buchl brothers. Second time for Kurt, first time in Africa for brother Jay.

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Final trophy of the safari. A group of Gemsbok was spotted at 960 yards and then stalked in to 280 yards. Perfect shot, Weatherby Vanguard, 30-06, loaded with 165gr Nosler Accubond bullets.

After a long day of failed stalks, Marchello harvest this old Lechwe ram. 250-yard shot, behind the shoulder, but it still ran quite a long way. Great trophy.

This Springbok was stalked in to under 200 yards and this one dropped in its tracks.

African animals seem to be different. Tommy made a perfect shot on the Springbok, but it still ran a long way before falling over.

Another Hartmann Mountain Zebra had to run into the deepest canyon to make the recovery an adventure.

Typical Mountain Zebra hunt. Spot them from a distance, stalk in to just over 200 yards, make a good shot and look at it while it run into a "hellhole" before dying.

This group of Oryx was spotted a long way off and the boys stalked in to 230 yards. Marchello made a good shot, right behind the shoulder, but the bull still ran quite a long way before it died. Weatherby Vanguard, 30-06.

Welcome back to the Fornaroli family. First morning of the safari and the boys stalked in on a group of Hartmann Mountain Zebra.

Jim had to hunt really hard for a Warthog and finally got 1 late afternoon.

Mountain Zebra hunt with the horses. Taken with a Remington 700, 300 WSM, loaded with 200 gr Hornady ELDX bullets.

Another late afternoon trophy, another recovery the next morning. The shot was 320 yards, in some very tough terrain and unfortunately the Kudu fell on some rocks and broke a piece of the horn off. Hopefully, the taxidermist will be able to fix it again.

Kudu was very high on the list for Roy and this bull gave them quite the run-around. However, late afternoon and Roy got the shot into the bull. 240 yard, Sako 300 WSM, 200 gr Nosler Accubond bullets. The trophy and the meat was only recovered the next morning.

Another first African trophy. Jim stalked a long way to get within shooting distance. A very old Gemsbok bull and an exceptionally long day at the office.

First day of the safari, first African trophy for Roy. Hartmann Mountain Zebra.

Last trophy of the safari for the Buchl brothers, 150-yard shot on a fine Red Lechwe.

250-yard shot in real windy conditions, but Kurt, pulled it off and got another very good Springbok trophy

Blue Wildebeest hunt in very thick brush. Was a long, windy day at the "office" again, but Jay finally got close enough to make the shot. A hard-earned trophy.

The guys spot the Zebra at around 700 yards and stalk in to just over 200 yards. An exceptionally good shot, not often that a Zebra drop like that.

Typical Hartmann Mountain Zebra hunt. 360-yard shot.

Another hard shot for Jay. The Springbok did not show much for him to shoot at, but everything worked out.

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