Archives: FAQs

Can I bring my own rifle or bow to South Africa?

Yes, you can bring your own firearm or bow, following South Africa’s firearm import requirements.

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What should I bring with me on a hunting safari?

Essential items include hunting clothes, sunscreen, personal gear, optics, ammunition, a camera, and a good pair of warm boots.

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Will I hunt with others I did not come with?

Depending on your package, you may share hunts with other guests, but private hunts are also available.

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When will my phone work, and will you have Wi-Fi?

Phone service may be limited in remote areas, but Wi-Fi is available at the lodge.

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What African countries require a visa to be able to go on a hunting safari?

Americans do not need a visa for South Africa, only a valid passport. For other African countries, check with your local embassy for specific requirements.

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What airport would I fly in and out of?

Most international flights land at O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg.

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How far are the shots?

Shots typically range from 50 to 150 yards, depending on the terrain and game.

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Will my medical insurance cover me while on a hunting safari in Africa?

You should inform your medical insurance provider about the trip in advance to ensure you are covered. If not, it’s recommended to take out travel insurance that includes coverage for hunting activities and medical emergencies abroad.

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What kind of vaccinations do I need?

No vaccinations are required, but we recommend checking with your doctor for any personal health recommendations based on your itinerary.

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Why choose Buck Safari as your hunting outfitter?

Buck Safari offers personalized service, expert guides, top-quality hunting, and a commitment to conservation.

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