Planning Your Safari
Planning Your Safari
Safari Checklist
Decide on a date for your safari and contact Anneke for availability. Please inform us as to whether you will be using a rifle or bow. This will allow us to help you make a more informed decision regarding the dates of your adventure.
- Ensure your passport is valid at least 6 months after your expected return date.
Book your flights. You can make use of Patrick Wright from travelwithguns.com. He can be reached by phone at (210) 858-9833, or by email at info@twg.travel.
Submit your online forms and all required documentation.
Pre-order your Men’s style Numzaan Safaris shirt (US/ $45) from Zinia. Your shirt will be embroidered with the Numzaan Safaris logo as well as your name.
View our Packing List
If you will not be renting rifles from us, contact Henry of Rifle Permits to help with your temporary importation paperwork and rifle permit application.
Review our Precautions page
Please view our Terms and Conditions
Complete the online indemnity form and outfitter questionnaire or submit these to Isabelle along with a copy of your valid passport.
Confirm your hunting dates with Anneke (minimum US/ $1000 deposit required)
Book your flights, we suggest, Steve Turner of Travel with Guns, if you don’t have your own Travel agent
- Share your entire flight itinerary, including connecting flights, with Anneke
Contact Henry of Rifle Permits (if you intend to bring your own rifle)
Fill out SAPS form 520 and the motivation letter, and download the invitation letter (if you intend to bring your own rifle)
Acquire CBP form 4457 from your nearest US Customs and Border Protection office (if you intend to bring your own rifle)
Contact Zinia to order your Men’s Style Numzaan Safaris shirt (US/ $45 per shirt)
View our Packing List and Precautions page
Be sure you agree to our Terms and Conditions
Prepare for the trip of a lifetime!
If you need help arranging your safari, or would like additional information, feel free to contact any of our US representatives listed below:
Michael or Lisa Blach
Idaho/ Arkansas/ Missouri/ Oklahoma
DuWaune Schuler
Keith Hamilton
Saskatoon – Canada
Tommy Iannarelli
East Coast
Mark Crisp
Jack Laws
Louisiana/ Gulf Coast
Eric & Niki Smith
Pennsylvania
John Campbell
Washington / Oregon / Montana
Javier Ayala
Mexico Representative
Richard Wacker
Chris Goch
North Eastern/Mid Atlantic
Michael Walker
Texas
Ed Stevens
New York
Jeff Frost
Idaho – Southern
Jim Wilson
Idaho
Steve Spiel
Wisconsin
Joe Rossi
Pennsylvania
Konrad Kraklio
Iowa
Packing List
Packing List
Clothing
It is unnecessary to pack excessive clothing because laundry services are provided daily. Three changes of clothes are perfectly adequate for any length of stay.
Our suggested list of clothing:
Four shirts—two long-sleeved and two short-sleeved (olive green or dark khaki)
Two long trousers
Two walking shorts
Light-weight hunting jacket
Light to medium jacket
Light raincoat
Four sets of underwear
Sweater or Sweatshirt
“Boonie” hat or other such wide-brimmed hat
Six pairs medium socks
Two pairs walking shoes
One pair of lodge slippers
One pair of gloves
Note: If you are prone to sore feet, heavier socks and a pair of sturdier hunting boots are advisable. Whatever your choice, shoe or boot, the soles should be made of rubber without lugs or cleats so that you can move quietly while stalking and tracking game. Dark-colored boots/shoes are recommended, NOT WHITE!
Clothing

It is unnecessary to pack excessive clothing because laundry services are provided daily. Three changes of clothes are perfectly adequate for any length of stay.
Four shirts—two long-sleeved and two short-sleeved (olive green or dark khaki)
Two long trousers
Two walking shorts
Light-weight hunting jacket
Light to medium jacket
Light raincoat
Four sets of underwear
Sweater or Sweatshirt
“Boonie” hat or other such wide-brimmed hat
Six pairs medium socks
Two pairs walking shoes
One pair of lodge slippers
One pair of gloves
Equipment
Equipment
Light weight binoculars – preferably 7×35 or 8×32
Camera – don’t forget plenty of spare batteries and memory
Day Bag – small to medium, soft bag for carrying personal items
Good Flashlight – pack extra batteries
Soft Gun Case – ONLY WHEN BRINGING YOUR OWN RIFLE
Rugged Pair of Sunglasses
Miscellaneous – personal toiletries, extra eyeglasses, insect repellent, good quality sunscreen (at least SPF 30), lip balm, reading material, personal tobacco products, and any personal medication.

Light weight binoculars – preferably 7×35 or 8×32
Camera – don’t forget plenty of spare batteries and memory
Day Bag – small to medium, soft bag for carrying personal items
Good Flashlight – pack extra batteries
Soft Gun Case – ONLY WHEN BRINGING YOUR OWN RIFLE
Rugged Pair of Sunglasses
Miscellaneous – personal toiletries, extra eyeglasses, insect repellent, good quality sunscreen (at least SPF 30), lip balm, reading material, personal tobacco products, and any personal medication.