FAQ

• Select a date for your safari and reach out to our office to check availability. Kindly inform us of your choice between using a rifle or a bow, and what packages or animals you are interested in. This information will assist us in providing you with informed guidance to ensure the optimal selection of dates for your adventure.

• Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months after your expected return date.

• Submit your forms and all required documentation.

• You will need an invitation letter from us.
• Pre-issued Import/Export Firearm Permits. Please contact Adele Janse Van Rensburg from Hunters Permits Africa, who will assist you with the whole process.

CELL: +27 76 119 9911
E-MAIL: info@hunterspermitsafrica.co.za

• Confirm your visiting dates with our office via email (minimum US/$1000 deposit required) / A 50% non-refundable deposit of the total trip is payable upon confirmation of booking. Balance is payable one week before the trip commences.

• Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime!

Only written cancellations will be accepted. Ensure to receive an acknowledgement of cancellations from reservations.

We have a preferred taxidermy that we can recommend.

The area of the North West Province, where the lodge is located, is declared a Malaria-free area. Therefore, unless you are planning to travel to other areas in South Africa, you do not have to take any medication beforehand.

There is a private hospital located in the nearby town of Brits, which is a 40km drive away. If you are using chronic medication, please remember to pack enough for your entire stay. All medications should be in their prescribed packing along with all necessary prescriptions.

Average Temperature:
February to April – range between 50°F and 95°F (10°C to 35°C)
May to August – range between 40°F to 65°F (4°C to 18°C)
September to October – range between 50°F and 85°F (10°C to 30°C)

This all depends on the time of year and duration of your stay. The following are a few recommendations:
• Long-sleeved and short-sleeved shirts
• Long trousers
• Walking shorts
• Light-weight hunting jacket / sleeveless hunting jacket
• Light to medium jacket
• Warm jacket
• Light raincoat
• Underwear
• Sweater or sweatshirt
• Cap and wide-brimmed hat
• Medium-length socks
• Walking/hiking shoes or boots
• One pair of lodge slippers
• One pair of gloves
• One pair of gaiters
• Cartridge belt
• Normal belt
• Pair of sunglasses
• Hunting knife
• Small rucksack
• Personal medicine kit
• Small pack of hand wipes
• Razor with blades or batteries
• Flashlight with spare batteries
• Set of binoculars
• Water bottle
• Mosquito repellent
• Good quality sunscreen (no lower than SPF 30)
• Camera with spare batteries
• Soft cases for rifles

Additional Notes:
Essential for your safari are lightweight camouflage or khaki clothing, hats or caps, and light comfortable rubber-soled ankle-high walking boots. Wearing olive green or dark khaki-coloured clothing that blends into the surroundings enhances your overall experience.

If you’re susceptible to sore feet, consider wearing thicker socks and opt for a pair of robust hunting boots with rubber soles that lack lugs or cleats. Choose dark-coloured boots, avoiding white ones for optimal comfort and practicality.
Bring clothing that can be worn layered during colder months.

Keep in mind that laundry is done daily, so packing minimally is recommended.

• If guests book the main private lodge, they will have exclusivity to the lodge as it is only booked out to 1 group at a time.
• Smoking is strictly prohibited inside all enclosed structures.