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I had a swedish guy who did the ph course with me in RSA. The authorities was only prepared to grant his license for a year. He also had a hell of a job to get the ordance figured out, languge wise and the terminology. It is rather easy to name the different animals, tracking, trophy judging, trees and the other practical work was very difficult for him. He also had to rewrite some of the subject. Some of the things that is natural for us is skills foreigners must learn. I felt quite sorry for the guy, he had a real hard time on the course, but he eventually passed. What I must add, he imigrated to RSA and had a bussiness.

So yes under certain circumstances they will allow you to do it, but it will not be easy going. You will have to put in a lot of dedication and hard work. Most probably double of what we have to.

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Jaco Human
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SA Hunting Experience

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