Rifles can be temporarily imported into South Africa. It is important to note that proof of ownership, a valid passport, airline ticket are required. No semi-automatic weapons may be imported and no person under the age of 21 may import a weapon. When completing the client info sheet , be sure that your mailing address is correct. We will then forward a copy of the necessary forms to you. Please click here to read a detailed description of requirements

New regulations in the United States that you might not be aware of can have an influence on the time it takes to receive your trophies as well as on the arrangements which are necessary to get them to you. The most important changes are that only one clients trophies may be packed per crate and that certain designated ports even though others may be used, this will definitely cause a delay. Please click here for the full details

Please open the client info sheet of which a copy is provided below. The document is in Microsoft Word Format. It contains questions about your food and beverage preferences, trophy preferences etc. Each client who has booked a safari with us should please print the document, complete it and fax it to us at
++27 12 991 7132
Client Info Sheet

Other Accessories

African hunting can be hot do downright cold. During the winter months (June through August) temperatures as low as (25-35 F ) can be expected with highs of (60-70F). April, May , September and October are warm. November to March are hot and wet.
Comfortable safari clothing is advised. Be sure to bring at least one very warm jacket and a set of gloves. For the summer months light shorts and light clothing is advised, please still remember the jacket.

Other accessories which we would recommend:
- A flashlight
- A small day pack which you should be able to carry on your back.
- A descent pair of binoculars
- A camera
- A hat or cap
- A water bottle
- Insect Repellant
- A pair of sunglasses

If you have any medical conditions of which we should be aware, please do not forget to include these on you client info sheet. If your safari is conducted in Zimbabwe or any other area where malaria occurs you should be sure to consult your physician as to the best anti malaria prophylactics which you could take as well as other precautionary measures which should be taken