Waterbuck hunting in Namibia

• Waterbuck bulls wear horns, while a waterbuck cow does not have horns
• bulls are also larger and have a thick, strong neck
• the hairy reddish-brown coat becomes darker with age 
• males are darker than females
  the neck is broader, more massive and very dark
• the horns on a particularly old bull are two-thirds whitish in color
• horn base is firm and pronounced
• very flat horn tips

Trophy fees including hunting license:

Between 1.700 – 2.200 €

+ Raw treatment:

Cleaning, bleaching & pickling: From 40 € per animal or group price from 300€ all-inclusive

+ shipping & handling:

depending on preparation, shipping method and weight

Note: All prices are indicative and vary from supplier and farm to farm depending on population size and demand.

• They are indigenous only to the rivers in the northeast of Namibia (Caprivi).
• Waterbucks live in 2 different social groups, which consist of so-called bachelor groups (exclusively males) or family groups of females, as well as their offspring and a territorial buck
• They have perfectly adapted to savannah areas, as well as shrub & grasslands
• Waterbucks are very water dependent and are therefore found near rivers, valleys and lakes
• The best time to hunt a waterbuck is at sunrise and sunset
• The best chance to stretch a mature bull is on a stalk or even a hide hunt