by Liezel | Feb 20, 2011 | General
The past few nights, my guests and I have had amazing sightings with male and female lions roaring next to the car while the moon shone full across the open plains. Elephants and their young played in the middle of the road for us, and rhinos lazily grazed in and out...
by Andries | Feb 19, 2011 | General, Leopard
These elusive cats are regularly seen but it’s not always that you have time or have a camera with you. Being nocturnal they are normally spotted when the sun have set and leaves us with great sightings and the guest with 100’s of photographs. On this specific day I...
by Liezel | Feb 19, 2011 | General
(Above: Old pot shards. You can still see the rim of the pot.) Day Three and Four of our Tracking Course was spent doing the Track and Sign Assessment. We completed 50 Tracks and Signs by the end. One Ranger and four Trackers received Level 2 Track and Sign...
by Liezel | Feb 16, 2011 | General
Day two of our Tracks and Sign course saw us discussing what tracks can be confused with others. In this case it was an Aardvark, a Warthog, and in some instances a Nyala, but especially with the Aardvark and the Warthog. An Aardvark has three strong claws, truly...
by Liezel | Feb 14, 2011 | General
Guiding involves much more than just driving our wonderful guests around. Much of what we do is behind the scenes. Many of us have gone through a Ranger Course, usually a year long process with six months theory and six months practical. Others have gone and gotten a...
by Johan | Feb 14, 2011 | General
This morning my guests requested a shortened game drive due to the fact that they check out and had to leave a bit earlier than normal. Normally this kind of situation makes us a little bit apprehensive, as we as guides know that it takes some time finding animals,...
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