Oryx gazelle : Gemsbok / Oryx - Lifespan: 18 years

Taurotragus oryx : Cape Eland - Lifespan: 25 years

Sylvicapra grimmia : Grey Duiker - Lifespan: 12 years

Papio ursinus : Chacma Baboon - Lifespan: 18 years

Tragelaphus strepsiceros : Greater Kudu - Lifespan: 15 years

Connochaetes taurinus : Blue Wildebeest / Gnu - Lifespan: 18 years

Alcelaphus caama : Red Hartebeest - Lifespan: 12 years

Antidorcas marsupials : Springbok - Lifespan: 16 years

Numida meleagris : Guinea Fowl - Huntable Bird Specie

Giraffa camelopardalis : Southern Giraffe - Lifespan: 28 years

Equus hartmannae : Hartmann’s Mountain Zebra - Lifespan: 22 years

Canis mesomelas : Black-backed Jackal - Lifespan: 13 years

Phacochoerus aethiopicus : Warthog - Lifespan: 15 years

Aepyceros melampus melampus : Southern Impala - Lifespan: 18 years

Raphicerus campestris : Steenbok - Lifespan: 10 years

Eland - Average weight: 700 kg / Shoulder height: 170cm

Equus burchellii : Burchell’s Plains Zebra - Lifespan: 22 years

Indigenous distribution: endemic to the Kalahari and Etosha area. They occur on many fenced properties through introduction. They drink daily and depend strongly on water.

Giraffe - Average weight: 1200 kg / Shoulder height: 360cm

Helmeted Guinea Fowl : Breeding days: 25

Baboon - Average weight: 30 kg / Shoulder height: 80cm

Connochaetes gnou : Black Wildebeest - Not indigenous to Namibia, adapted well to local conditions.

Hystrix africaeaustralis: Porcupine - Africa’s largest rodent, predominantly nocturnal.

Hunting Season: 1 June – 30 September / Bag limit per hunter: 10 per day

Black Wildebeest - Both sexes carry horns, cows smaller in size. They depend on water and drink regularly.

Damaliscus dorcas : Blesbok  : Bleßbock - Lifespan: 14 years
Not Indigenous to Namibia – found in all regions in Namibia through introduction.
Both sexes carry horns but those of the doe are smaller and lighter. Drinks regularly.

Kobus leche : Red Lechwe - Indigenous distribution: Caprivi. CITES II. Good swimmers, good sight but poor sense of smell.

Only the bucks have horns. Entirely independent of water. Fond of lying up in tall grass or low bushes.

Kobus ellipsiprymnus : Waterbuck. Indigenous distribution: Caprivi. Only males have ringed horns that curve back and up