Klipspringer Hunting in Namibia

• Only rams have well-developed horns
• Rams are territorial and sturdily built
• Ewes are usually slightly larger than rams
• Secondary horn growth (a bulge) in the first centimeters of the horn is a good sign of a very old animal – it pushes the ridged part of the horn up into view
• Wear at the horn tips

Trophy fee incl. hunting license:

€1,400 – €2,250

+ Field preparation:

Cleaning, bleaching & salting: from €40 per animal, or a group rate from €300

+ Taxidermy in Namibia (guide prices), e.g.:

Shoulder mount: approx. €450

Full mount: approx. €1,450

European mount (skull on plaque): approx. €115

Tanned cape/skin: approx. €40

+ Shipping:
depends on the type of mount, shipping method and weight. Shipments to the U.S. must clear U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service inspection at a designated port.

Note: All prices are guide prices and vary between farms and providers. Payment is made in EUR.

• Found in the Kunene, Hardap, Khomas and Otjozondjupa regions
• Perfectly adapted to rocky, desert-like terrain with cliffs, and also at home in bush and savanna
• In the midday heat they like to hide in the shade of rocks
• Independent of water – they get their moisture from plants
• Seen in pairs or small family groups
• The best chance at a mature ram is walk-and-stalk hunting in the early morning or afternoon