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Over 50 Years
Hunting Expertise!
Trophy Safaris was established in 1994 by Pete Kibble. However, his story started much earlier in 1946 when his family moved to Kenya. Growing up in East Africa, Pete Kibble learned the ethics of hunting at an early age, spending most of his free time hunting and fishing. He earned his reputation on safari under the watchful eye of some of Africa’s great old time hunters hunters such as Eric Rundgren, John Cook, Bill Ryan, John Dugmore, John Lawrence and Fred Bartlett.
By 1962 Pete was hunting dangerous game mainly problem elephant and buffalo, and stock killing leopard. In 1967 Pete married Liz, the daughter of Fred Bartlett, author of “Shoot Straight and Stay Alive.”
The birth of three sons, Michael, Kevin and Brian, created the fourth generation of professional hunters. Together with their parents, Pete and Liz, they run a hunting operation in Namibia that prides itself on providing quality trophies and fair chase hunting safaris.
From tented camps or spike camping in over 1, 000, 000 acres of hunting concession with quality animals, to the thrill of fly catching tiger fish on the Kavango river or photographic safaris, your dream African adventure is assured by this professional outfitter.
Our team consists of experienced professional hunters and guides who are dedicated to ensuring your safety and satisfaction throughout your trip. We have extensive knowledge of the local terrain and wildlife, guaranteeing an authentic and rewarding hunting experience.
Whether you are a seasoned hunter or new to the sport, we cater to all skill levels and preferences. Our safaris are tailored to meet your specific requirements and interests.
Our Timeline
1946
At the tender age of one, Peter Kibble and his family travel on a troop ship to Kenya via the Suez Canal. They settle as farmers in the Laikipia region, a huge expanse of wilderness, rich in wildlife and stunning scenery. Growing up in this environment gave Peter a fascination for wildlife and hunting.
1953-59
Attends Nyeri boarding school but the draw of the wild meant Pete left school at only 14 years old. During this time, Pete’s father was District Commissioner and therefore he came into contact with numerous hunting legends such as Eric Rundgren, Bill Ryan, Andrew Holmberg (whose godmother was Karen Blixen), John Dugmore, Tony Dyer & Fred Bartlett (author of Shoot Straight and Stay Alive’).
1962-69
Helps Tony Dyer, author of ‘Men for All Seasons’, to shoot problem buffalo damaging crops. (1967)Married Elizabeth, Fred Bartlett’s daughter. Pete and Liz move to Botswana to help out with the running of Hunters Africa, a hunting company founded by Liz’s father, Fred Bartlett, and John Lawrence.
1975 - Present
(1975) Move to Namibia (then South West Africa) whilst working as a professional hunter throughout Africa. (1994) Pete sets-up his own company, Trophy Safaris. (Today) With over 50 years of hunting experience, both of dangerous animals and plains game, Pete Kibble offers visitors to Namibia the ultimate hunting experience.
About Trophy Safaris
Introducing
Pete Kibble
Step into the world of hunting with Pete Kibble, a highly regarded professional hunter in Namibia. His exceptional skills and contributions to the hunting community have earned him mentions and accolades in the books "A Hunter's Hunter" and "A dangerous game" by renowned hunter and author - Robin Hurt
On page 156 of "A Hunter's Hunter," the author shines a spotlight on Pete and his sons Mike and Brian, members of an esteemed Namibian hunting family. The passage states, " Pete and Mike Kibble of the well-known Kibble Namibian hunting family showing one of the many uses for Shooting Sticks! Pete and Mike are both top popular Namibian PHs with large client followings." This recognition solidifies their place as highly sought-after professional hunters with a wide base of satisfied clients.
Furthermore, Pete Kibble's reputation as an outstanding hunter is highlighted on page 175 of the same book. The author describes Pete as an "outstandingly crack shot and an expert hunter" who has been a friend since their days in Kenya. It was Pete who first encouraged the author and his wife to visit Namibia over two decades ago. The passage continues to praise Pete's expertise, mentioning that he utilizes a .470 Rigby side lock rifle, with 26-inch barrels specifically for dangerous game hunting. This rifle, built in the 1920s and in impeccable condition, is a testament to Pete's commitment to his craft.
Pete Kibble's impact in the hunting community extends beyond his own achievements. The book also acknowledges his wife, Liz Kibble, as the daughter of Fred Bartlett, a well-known Kenyan professional hunter. On page 179, the author writes, "Liz Kibble, wife of Namibian PH Peter Kibble and mother of Mike, Kevin, and Brian. Liz is the daughter of the well-known Kenyan PH Fred Bartlett. You could say she has grown up with 'Safari Life and not be wrong!" This familial connection further emphasizes the deep-rooted hunting heritage that Pete carries with him.
(A dangerous game) Page 525 - "This is a young Peter Kibble, in his element, gun over shoulder. Pete is one of Namibia's ace PHs. A most charismatic man who is also a skilled hunter - hence his regular client following. Pete comes with the pedigree of his old hunting family clan, the Bartletts. In his youth, Pete apprenticed under two of the best - John Lawrence and Fred Bartlett. Pete is now in his mid-seventies and still hunting. One could say it's in his blood! Photo: Pete and Liz Kibble"
Dennis Branton and Greg Hall from Old School Outdoors visits Pete Kibble for an unforgetable hunting safari in Namibia!
"Hunting in Africa is a moment of opportunity. You have to take it, otherwise it's gone and you wont get another chance at it."
- Pete Kibble
East African Style
Accommodation
Welcome to our safari-style accommodation, where you can experience the charm and authenticity of East Africa. Our camp is designed with a traditional African flair, embodying the essence of an unforgettable safari experience.
Our accommodation is built around a central area that serves as the heart of our camp. Here, you will find a spacious dining area where you can enjoy delicious meals prepared by our talented chefs. Indulge in the flavors of the region and savor the taste of local cuisine.
For those seeking an unforgettable dining experience, we offer barbeque facilities where you can savor the smoky flavors of grilled meats and vegetables. Imagine enjoying a mouthwatering meal under the African sky, surrounded by nature's beauty.
Your Hunting
experience
Welcome to Trophy Safaris Namibia, where we provide the ultimate hunting experience in traditional "East African" fashion. Embark on an adventure like no other as you discover the majestic wildlife and vast landscapes of Namibia.
At Trophy Safaris Namibia, we pride ourselves in offering an authentic hunting experience that harkens back to the days of classic East African safaris. Our team of experienced professional hunters will guide you through the Namibian wilderness, ensuring your safety while providing expert guidance to make your hunt a success.
“I never knew of a morning in Africa when I woke up and was not happy.”
– Ernest Hemingway
What Our Guests Say
Pete, Thanks again for another great week and safari. I enjoy this time immensely. Your wisdom & humour are second to none. Once again you have built a great camp with exceptional staff. I truly treasure this time and memories with you.
Lawrence & Jackie Zeldenthuis
This trip has absolutely been life changing. It was my first trip to Africa and you have made it so incredibly memorable. The life lessons, coaching, and wonderful stories will stay with me forever. Words cannot express the gratitude that Lee and I have for everything you and the boys did for us.
Lee & Kelly Parris
Pete & Elizabeth, this has been my first trip to Africa and it has been great! Wonderful accommodation, wonderful crew, great animals. You have a beautiful camp, very comfortable, food and drinks. Hopefully see you in the near future.
Jimmy Clark
We had a most wonderful safari and adventure here with Peter and his crew. McKenzie my 18 year old daughter and Don Whitehead and myself hunted for 10 days and had the time of our lives. The camp was true authentic safari yet very very comfortable and the staff