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First off Dave, glad to hear youre headed home! Look forward to meeting you and having a whiskey.John Ed,
My wife and I did our 30th anniversary in 2016 in Cape Town and no, I didn't have a side trip with a hunt. However, with your Uganda trip, you might consider adding a glamping safari on either before or after your hunt. Quite frankly, the photo safaris we have done (my wife is a non-hunter) have been awesome and you actually see a lot more animals than when you are hunting. You can do some sort of gorilla trekking safari in Uganda or Rwanda. Or go to Kenya or Tanz, the Masai Mara and Serengetti are calling! We've used a Cape Town based travel, Go2Africa.com and they have put us in several camps operated by a company called "&beyond" https://www.andbeyond.com/ and they have been fantastic experiences.
Interesting you mentioned Cape Town as when we did the big family safari in '16 we had 3 days there and visited a couple of wineries. We said how we'd like to come back and spend a week or so touring the area, tasting some wine and enjoying the countryside. We did the Blue Train back in '96 which was a great experience.