Private game ranches, local conservancies and selected national parks cater to the hunter and outdoorsman while maintaining some of the highest game numbers in modern Namibian history. Hunting in Namibia is strictly controlled and sustainable, with trophy hunting contributing to conservation efforts and benefiting local communities.

Conservancies in Namibia only work because local communities benefit from the wildlife through hunting. Meat from hunted animals is donated to surrounding villages, and part of the trophy fees are invested in the communities for education, healthcare, and job opportunities. In return, villagers tolerate crop raiding elephants and cattle-eating lions.

Kou Kuas Adventure Safaris believes that trophy hunting is essential to the continued success of conservation in Namibia. Without the revenue generated by hunting, the country's conservation efforts would be jeopardized, and local communities would suffer. Namibia's sustainable approach to hunting and conservation provides a unique opportunity for hunters and tourists to experience the country's abundant wildlife while contributing to its preservation. 

Kou Kuas Adventure Safaris firmly believe that only through the contribution of trophy hunting can the continued success of conservation in Namibia prevail. Without it, who knows what will happen to our wildlife.