I notice it seems like fairly common practice to bring two rifles to Africa, just in case something happens. Aside from Africa, it seems like a not so common practice to bring two rifles if you're flying across the country to hunt or even to destination like Mongolia, Tajikistan, etc. It seems more common that people bring a second scope though. <BR><BR>I was hoping to gather some unscientific info on the subject. I'm particularly interested in how many rifles sheep hunters bring, where space and weight is at a premium. Thanks for your input.How many rifles do you bring on a hunt that you have to fly to where the destination is within the US?One (no replacement scope)Two + (no replacement scope)One with a replacement scopeTwo + with replacement scope(s)How many rifles do you bring on a hunt that you have to fly to where the destination is outside of the US?One (no replacement scope)Two + (no replacement scope)One with a replacement scopeTwo + with replacement scope(s)I have never flown to a hunt outside the USFor a sheep/goat/ibex hunt, how many rifles do you bring when flying to your hunt?One (no replacement scope)Two + (no replacement scope)One with a replacement scopeTwo + with replacement scope(s)I have never flown to a sheep hunt