Namibia does not allow dangerous game to be hunted by bow, with the exception of Cheetah.

Possessing some of the highest populations for plains game hunting and variety of African trophy hunting species makes it a paradise for any hunter, but climate and terrain are the features that make it so well-adapted to bow hunting.

The driest months for trophy hunting are May through October and therefore are the most conducive for a bow hunting safari.

Principally, plains game hunting by bow is done from strategically positioned bow hunting blinds, ground hides and elevated stands near water holes and salt licks.