For sale - game farm in the keetmanshoop area, namibia

HUGE BARGAIN!

Game farm for sale in the Keetmashoop/Auss area

NB: ONLY CASH BUYERS WITH PROOF OF FUNDS ARE WELCOME

Registered in a CC

Size of farm 13 864.4600 HA

WAIVER IN PLACE

The farm has not been occupied and no farming activity for the past 25+ years. At this point, you will buy the land for its vegetation, game, and reservoirs.

The fencing is old and would need repairs or have to be replaced.

Water Supply:

5 Boreholes ( In need of repair)

Depth of +- 24-40m

12 Reservoirs (3 cement dams, 4 PVC tanks, and 4 sink dams - In need of repairs)

1 Natural fountains with permanent water

1 gravel dams

Topography:

Landscapes include level grass/bush plains, dry riverbeds, and more. The bulk of the farm is relatively flat.

Electricity:

No formal electricity exists on the farm.

Soil type:

The soil type predominantly consists of Leptosols and Calcicols, which can best be described as follows.

Leptosols typically form in actively eroding landscapes, especially in hilly or insulating areas that cover much of the central, northwest, and southern parts of Namibia. These coarse-textured soils are characterized by their limited depth caused by the presence of predominantly hard rock which is highly calcareous with 30 cm of the surface. Leptosols are the shallowest soil in Namibia and they often contain significant amounts of gravel. As a result, their water-holding capacity is low, and vegetation is often subject to drought. Rates of water run-off and water erosion can be when heavy rains fall. At best, these soils can support low densities of livestock and wildlife.

Calcisols are soils with a substantial secondary accumulation of lime. They are common in calcareous parent materials and widespread in arid and semi-arid environments. Previously, Calcisols were internationally known as Desert soils and Takyrs. Calcisols are developed in mostly alluvial, colluvial, and aeolian deposits of base-rich weathering material. They are found on the level of hilly land in arid and semi-arid regions. The natural vegetation is sparse and dominated by xerophytic shrubs, trees, and/or ephemeral grasses.

Vegetation:

The vegetation is well suited for small stock, game, and cattle farming, and can be regarded as a good mixture for the area, with an even spread of the following:

'Langbeen' Buschmann Grass

'Gha' grass

'Suur' Grass

'Kortbeen' Buschmann Grass

'Drie-Doring' Bush

'Gabba' bush

'Swarthaak Bush'

'Lemoendoring' bush

'Vaal' Camel-Thorn tree/Bush

'Witgat' tree

'Camel Thorn' tree

Almost all the vegetation is edible and can be regarded as good fasteners. The official grazing capacity is 1:8 SSU and is farming accordingly. The overall vegetation is well-managed and no signs of overgrazing.

Climate and Rainfall:

The prevailing climate of this area is semi-arid, with hot summers and cool to warm winters. The farm is situated in a summer rainfall area, with approximately 98% of the rainfall occurring between October and April. The average annual rainfall is 50-100 mm.

There is an old farmhouse that has not been maintained for the past 25+ years.

Game (Free-ranging)

Kudu, Oryx, Zebra, Springbuck

The game and vegetation have flourished over the past 50 years!