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Your motto is, “Come prepared to walk and stalk the game.” Jut how good a shape do I need to be in?

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Your motto is, “Come prepared to walk and stalk the game.” Jut how good a shape do I need to be in?

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It is more important that you be able to walk a few hundred yards quietly than to be able to cover longer distances. Of course, the better shape you are in, the more you will enjoy your hunt. If you are not very active we recommend you start walking several times a week several weeks before your Safari. If you can work up to doing a mile at a brisk pace without resting you’ll be more than ready for your hunt. If possible work a little hill climbing into your exercise regimen. You will be hunting in a very game rich environment so the need to walk great distances is not necessary. That said, the terrain of the Eastern Cape can be rough and steep, intimidating to many hunters. Therefore, if you are in poor condition or have some disability which could prevent you from negotiating the country, PLEASE let us know in advance. If you’ll let your Professional Hunter (PH) know your limitations up front a lot of the rough and steep terrain can be avoided.

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