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Most of your regular hunting gear will see you through but there are a few differences and must haves, even for those who do not like to part with their hard earned cash unless absolutely necessary. Often going out and buying something that you're not familiar with then using it in the field in a country that you've never hunted in is not always the best thing. Stick to your own gear, things that work for you in the field - good optics, a good flashlight, comfortable rifle slings, warm gloves, a practical hat, worn in hunting boots or shoes and most important, a rifle that you know - one you have at least fired beforehand! In the end the best advice you can take is your own experience and apply it to the basics that you'll need for a safari to Africa. Ask your outfitter and PH, they do know what the essentials are - PH's don't spend money on fancy shit, they truly will wear clothes until they fall off or shoes that eventually come apart. Take a look at their binoculars or their rifles, the boots they wear or the knives they carry, they don't look shiny and new yet they perform day in and day out without hassle.
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The ultimate in
brushless bore cleaners!
