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The only thing in camo I would like to take is my back-pack. I will also use it as my carry on bag for the plane ride like I did to Namibia last year. With the restrictions for cammo, does this include accessories and packs? Thanks | ||
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No problem, I have seen trackers using camo backpacks in Zim. No one will care if your backpack is camo. Regards, Terry Msasi haogopi mwiba [A hunter is not afraid of thorns] | |||
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Zim changed its camo law and now only military style camo is illegal. RealTree and stuff like that is fine. | |||
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We were stopped at several Police/Military road blocks while driving from one side of Zim to the other. The trackers were wearing camo, hunting camo from Cabellas. Only once was it an issue. One official asked why all the camo, did we have our own army??? The PH told him we were on a Safari. He replied "OK you can go". DOUBLE RIFLE SHOOTERS SOCIETY | |||
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I carried a camo backpack as you suggest back in Oct. with no problems. | |||
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Earlier this month, in Zim, I noticed that short camo skirts (really quite short!) and camo jackets were popular with 16-25year old girls. I took several ex Australian Army camo shirts and had no problems but was advised not to wear them around Harare. Omay in March/April was hot and sticky and the Australian army gear is just great in those conditions. The best bit or gear is the zip-up-the-front camo overalls which are exptremely light cotton and can be pulled on over shorts. Keep a set in your day pack and when you go into the thick stuff just take off your shirt and pull on the overalls. mike | |||
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Uh, Aussie Mike: As with any sightings, we want PICTURES! .395 Family Member DRSS, po' boy member Political correctness is nothing but liberal enforced censorship | |||
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