A warm welcome to La Bips Safaris - For your
unforgettable trophy hunting experience in Nambia!
We offer highly competitive prices for trophy hunting experiences in Namibia.
Hunt for Zebra, Warthog, Oryx, Kudu, Eland, Springbok and much more.
Johan Döman is a Namibian master hunting guide and a qualified bow hunter and does
most of his trophy hunting on the 30 000 ha Waterberg Conservancy.
We specialize in small private trophy hunting groups of maximum 12 (twelve) guests,
in which each and everyone will receive undivided attention. Guests are accommodated in
en-suite bungalows, each with its own balcony.
We arrange customized tours and safaris in Namibia for our clients.
We offer self drive tour itineraries for our guests which can be arranged for either before
or after the trophy hunting experience.
If you have any questions, or need any additional information on trophy hunting, our tours or
safaris in Namibia that you cannot find on our website, please dont hesitate to contact us.
Your hosts Johan & Ivy Döman
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Trophy Hunting Namibia
The Namibian government believe in
a well-managed and sustainable trophy hunting as an important conservation tool which provides
livelihoods, incentives for habitat conservation … and profits which can be invested for
conservation purposes.
Life on land includes a target to “ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of… ecosystems and
their services”. This is mirrored by Article 95(l) of Namibia’s constitution which requires “the
maintenance of ecosystems, essential ecological processes and biological diversity of Namibia and
utilization of living, natural resources on a sustainable basis for the benefit of all Namibians,
both present and future…”
In Namibia, hunting is well regulated and species-specific quotas are set annually, ensuring the
sustainable use of wildlife. As wildlife populations increase, the sustainable number of animals
that can be hunted also increases – this provides an economic incentive to protect and grow
wildlife populations. Furthermore, as income and benefits from hunting are channelled back
into conservation, a strong and sustainable hunting industry is also beneficial for the protection
and restoration of biodiversity and habitat.
Wildlife populations, including elephant, lion, and black rhino, have recovered significantly over
recent decades, on both private and communal land, and this is largely attributed to policy changes
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