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There are many trophy shipping options. Here is some good information for those of you who are interested in clearing your own trophies. We went to South Africa and Zimbabwe last summer and will have 2 crates, including some warthogs (which have to be signed off by USDA). We decided to clear our own trophies [...]
Well worth the investment, if only for peace of mind on your hunt. Outdoors International HIGHLY recommends that you protect yourself with travel insurance policies providing for medical evacuation and for lost/stolen baggage, and trip cancellations. Our hunting consultants will do their very best to see that you do not have to use it, but [...]
It used to be easy for hunters to transport game and firearms across the Canada/US border. Unfortunately, those days are gone forever. Security concerns have made crossing the border with firearms, trophies, or game meat far more complex. Here’s a quick run down of what a traveling hunter needs to know. Prepare in Advance Research [...]
Passport Application Process Before my first International hunting trip I didn’t know where to start in the passport application process, how much it would cost or how long it would take. I bet there are a lot of you out there in the same boat, so here is what I found out. ————————— A passport [...]
There are several things to consider when you are booking your first trip to South Africa. I’ll start with the one of the misconceptions that I come across all the time when working with clients. Ninety-nine percent of South Africa hunting is behind high-fence. For many hunters, including myself, Africa is their first high-fence hunting [...]
by Doak Worley I just got through watching “Survivor” on TV. Any “Survivor “ fans out there? Anyway, I saw a commercial about passports, and BAM (I am a chef and an Emeral fan as well as a hunter ) I thought I should write a blog about traveling. Each year thousands of hunters travel [...]
The milder climate in the Hagerman Valley makes it ideal for a multitude of outdoor activities throughout the year, including fishing and whitewater boating. The Idaho Statesman writes about he whitewater boating opportunities. “For a weekend outing in the off-season, it is hard to beat the paddling, hot tub soaking and waterfall viewing available in the Hagerman Valley.” Idaho Statesman See the original article at SilverSageRealty.com
All visitors to South Africa are required to carry a passport that is valid for six months beyond the intended length of stay. There should be sufficient blank pages for entry stamps upon arrival. Visas are not required for citizens from USA, UK, Canada, France, Germany and Spain. Visitors can stay for a maximum of [...]
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