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The impossible made possible

On one of my afternoon drives I decided to look for a leopard. My tracker, Alfred, and I went to an area where a kill had been made by a leopard. We thought that he might have gone back as there was...

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The act of motherhood

Lions are known to be the most sociable and family orientated cats in Africa. If a lioness has cubs, unlike the father, she will be an amazing mother who will protect her babies from anything....

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A Pleasant Safari

This evening on safari we got to see a couple of animals that you don’t see on a daily basis. We found a fairly large herd of elephants and sat with them for a good couple of minutes, observing how...

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Kings of the African bush

Spending time with the big cats of the bush is one of my favourite past times. My tracker, Given, and I were tracking one of the female lions that roam across the southern parts of the reserve. The...

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Our Warrior

Before we set off on our afternoon safari, I decided to go to an area in which they had spotted our old “warrior” of a leopard. Even though leopards generally move around a lot, I decided to try my...

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Fearless!

My guests had never seen lions before so when we started our safari, we decided to go to an area were the lions had been seen the day before. Magnum (my tracker) found fresh tracks and we followed...

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