Tiefenbach caters for the esteemed bow hunter and pride ourselves as being one of the first bow hunting farms in Namibia with a Namibian registered bow hunting PH.

We have an excellent bow hunting track record and will guarantee satisfaction, due to our excellent blinds and also being a bow hunter personally.  Tiefenbach prouds itself on quality trophies.  We consistently rank some of the best trophies in the record books of the Namibia Professional Hunting Association.

At Tiefenbach we only allow hunting during the dark moon phases.  Due to our level of specialization we only entertain 5 groups of 4 hunters and observers per year.  We utilize 16, mostly pit-blinds and a handful of tree-stands.  Stalking opportunities are available, but as a rule very hard and difficult to orchestrate.  Each hunter is accompanied by an experienced guide, trained and instructed to assist the hunter with shot-placement and the accurate judgment of trophies.  Traditional and compound bows can be used and we prefer hunting distances of no more than 15m.  The blinds measure 2x2.5m and their relatively high position allows for 3 people.

The owner, PH, is a qualified photographer and trophy taker who will ensure the correct conditions and placement for a winning photograph.  The animal will be skinned according to hunter specification.  Trophies will be prepared by a professional taxidermist and exporter.

Only the best qualified trackers and guides are used at Tiefenbach.  Bows with a 50 lbs pulling may be used along with broad heads of hunter choice.  We recommend camouflage hunting apparel and only hunt during the daylight hours.  Hunters should come well equipped as bow equipment in Namibia is limited.

A normal hunting day at Tiefenbach starts with an early Namibian breakfast before hunters head to the blinds with lunchboxes and equipment.  Blinds are comfortable and opportunities to hunt and spot game are numerous.  A bow hunting experience at Tiefenbach is a memory well treasured.