Clothing:
Clothing should be as comfortable as possible. Mornings and evenings can be cold so good jackets will be needed.
Make sure you have a comfortable pair of boots with ankle support. A second pair of boots is always useful in case you happen to get your one pair of boots wet.
Layered clothing is always a good idea as the mornings and evenings can be cool while the middle of the day gets warm.
We recommend:
Medications & Immunizations
Requirements
You will be hunting in a malaria free area and malaria medication is not required. I would recommend you update your tetanus inoculation if necessary and any other routine vaccinations you may need. We can help you with this.
Make sure you have a comfortable pair of boots with ankle support. A second pair of boots is always useful in case you happen to get your one pair of boots wet.
Layered clothing is always a good idea as the mornings and evenings can be cool while the middle of the day gets warm.
We recommend:
- Comfortable walking/hunting boots with ankle supports
- Fleece vest or sweater (make sure it's warm for winter months)
- Sleeping lounging around camp attire
- Casual shoes
- Hat/Cap
- Leather gloves
- Rain jacket
- 3 complete sets of hunting clothes (Underwear, socks, pants, shirts, t-shirts)
- 2 casual clothing sets for excursions away from the Lodge
- Swimsuits
- Personal toiletries (toothbrush & paste, antiperspirant, shaving kit, tweezers, etc...)
- Otc Meds - Tylenol, Aspirin or Other, Sinus meds, Benadryl, Anti-Diarrheal and Anti-Acid
- 50/100 SPF Sunscreen lotion and Lip balm
- Insect repellent
- Passport (must have at least 4 blank pages)
- Extra copies of Prescription, medications you require and small personal First-Aid kit
- Binoculars
- Knife
- Fanny or Backpack
- Camera with extra memory cards
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Spare batteries for flashlight and Camera
- Sunglasses
- US to RSA plug-in adaptor (available at all airports)
- Flashlight
- Shooting sticks (We have sticks but if you would prefer the sticks you have practiced on and are comfortable with then bring yours. Put in your gun bag)
Medications & Immunizations
- No vaccines are needed to enter South Africa
- Medical air rescues are available throughout the country in cases of emergency
Requirements
You will be hunting in a malaria free area and malaria medication is not required. I would recommend you update your tetanus inoculation if necessary and any other routine vaccinations you may need. We can help you with this.
- No vaccines are needed to enter South Africa
- Medical air rescues are available throughout the country in cases of emergency
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