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Recently I got pretty interested in safari hunting and I fell in love with southern african scenery and fauna. Being pretty young I'm still looking for careers to pursue in the future and I thought to myself 'hey why not guide in africa?'. I love my home in the US and moving to africa just seems too impractical but I'd still like to lead and participate in safari hunts.. Is there any way I can work as a guide in South Africa, Botswana, etc seasonally without gaining citizenship in those countries?

(I wouldn't mind just paying for the safaris but I like the experience of leading something and the prices tag on those hunts make me and my wallet sad)
 
Recently I got pretty interested in safari hunting and I fell in love with southern african scenery and fauna. Being pretty young I'm still looking for careers to pursue in the future and I thought to myself 'hey why not guide in africa?'. I love my home in the US and moving to africa just seems too impractical but I'd still like to lead and participate in safari hunts.. Is there any way I can work as a guide in South Africa, Botswana, etc seasonally without gaining citizenship in those countries?

(I wouldn't mind just paying for the safaris but I like the experience of leading something and the prices tag on those hunts make me and my wallet sad)
Also some more context: I'm considering going to the okavango guide school to gain experience. Hope someone has an answer. Anything helps!
 

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