What to Bring

Climate, clothing and equipment:

Evenings and early mornings in the winter months (April - August) can be chilly, so a warm jacket is recommended. Daytime temperatures even in the winter can be hot and obviously very hot in the summer. Comfortable breathable clothing is necessary. We recommend that you bring 3 sets of lightweight safari outfits. Other items that are important are binoculars, travel adaptor, knife, rifle and ammunition,soft rifle bag to keep dust off your rifle while hunting. Camera, sunglasses, hat, flashlight and plenty spare batteries, ear plugs, sunscreen and insect repellant.You may want to bring some candy and snacks as well as some energy drink powders if you feel the urge for these. Well worn-in walking shoes, other clothing personal toiletries and medications your may require. Laundry service is available in all accommodations. The best colours to wear for hunting are natural khaki, green or brown. 

Please note: Military camouflage is prohibited in most African countries.

 Included in Daily rates:

All camp accommodation during the safari.
Services of fully licensed and experienced professional hunter (PH)
Services of trackers and skinners
All meals, drinks and laundry
4-wheel drive land cruisers / pick ups with medical kits field preparation of trophies.

Safaris will be confirmed on receipt of a 50% deposit of the daily rate. Please note that this deposit is non-refundable if a hunt is cancelled less than 6 months prior to commencement of said hunt. However, bookings may, without penalty, be shifted to an alternative date within the booking year / season (depending on availability) or transferred to another person.

The balance of the daily rate is due 30 days prior to the commencement of the safari. All other payments are settled at the end of the hunt in camp.

All payments are to be made in US dollars.