safari sister Safari sister: Bismarck woman hunts in Namibia Brian Gehring Jun 21, 2012 Updated Jun 21, 2012 0 ...

The ranch belongs to the Lamprecht family and is run by the Hunters Namibia Safaris. Introduced to the profession by his father, a mechanic and jack of all tricks when it comes to fixing the jeeps ...

A debate centers around an idea for sustainable big game hunting. Hunters pay huge fees to legally kill endangered animals and the money pays for breeding.

According to the online publication African Hunting Safaris, “the majority of the hunting in Namibia takes place on private game ranches which are found throughout the country.

Namibia's professional hunters have played their part by paying good prices (determined by a closed tender process) for the few animals that are shot as trophies every year.

WildVeld Safaris functioned as a not-for-profit entity, partnering with conservancies in the Kunene Region, Namibia, to manage hunting leases on behalf of the conservancies, to facilitate their ...

Namibia’s environment minister has outlined plans to ensure that at least half of all income from tourism and hunting goes to local communities, and that strict ethics and social media ...

According to the online publication African Hunting Safaris, “the majority of the hunting in Namibia takes place on private game ranches which are found throughout the country.