Namibia, Land of the Brave, but also the Land of Conservation! Namibia is well-known for its conservation efforts. In 1990, Namibia became the first country in Africa to include environmental protection into its constitution. Currently, more than 45% of Namibia's land is under some type of conservation management, and private game farms and reserves play an important part in conserving Namibia's wildlife.

An important aspect of conservation is the capture and relocation of wildlife. There are many reasons to relocate animals; to preserve habitat in cases of drought situations, to prevent overpopulation, to increase the genetic diversity, to restock or repopulate an area, etc. We can assist you in every aspect of this process; from advising you on what and how many animals need to be relocated from or to your farm, to the capture and transport of the animals.

Below you can see what game we have for sale. If you want to be added to our WhatsApp group and receive updates on what we have to offer, click on this link or contact us.

Conditions

• Breeding groups will consist roughly out of 70% female animals and 30% male animals of which at least 65% will be mature animals.
  

• Zebra's will be sold as family groups and numbers could differ.

• Game will be delivered on our risk until ofloaded.

• Risk will be transferred to the buyer as soon as game is off-loaded.

You are welcome to contact us if you have any questions or when you need advice regarding your wildlife populations. We are always interested in buying game, so feel to contact us and let us know what you have on offer! 

Below you can find and download some forms that are needed from either the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism (MEFT) and Veterinary Services.