Browns in Kruger October 2018

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Peter Betts wrote: Wed Oct 31, 2018 1:52 pm
You can Keep it ....What a shame ..The Jeep Jockey probably cut his guiding competence Certificate out of a Kid's Colouring in Book @#$ @#$..Love the power of the lioness WOW ..you try and do that ..Awesome animal the Lion
The JJ did try to control them, but it was too late, he should have briefed them before they got in his car O/

The power of the lioness was amazing to watch X#X


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Lisbeth wrote: Wed Oct 31, 2018 2:00 pm The OSV drivers ought to give their guests a lesson on behaviour at a sighting :evil:

The giraffe kill must have been rather heavy, but it looks as if the lioness has cubs, so nothing is too much for her \O

Nice birds ^Q^

I refuse to talk leopards :-0 :-0
Agreed, OSV drivers need to give the lesson before driving though \O

Yes, we also thought she had cubs X#X


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leachy wrote: Wed Oct 31, 2018 2:33 pm fish eagle kill....

wow

^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^
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Mel wrote: Wed Oct 31, 2018 3:01 pm The lioness is a nursing mum :-0

I lost track of the leopard count… But don't you dare to post just one episode with none in it. :X:
I got so used to see them here by now lol lol lol

Great stuff O\/ And it would have been even greater if the leopard had dropped on the bushbuck.
A sighting like that is high on my wishlist :-0 :-0 :-0
Yip Mel, a nursing mom \O

There is a day with no leopard pics, but we got leopard. Penny and Bobby were with us, maybe they took pics so can help out ;-)


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Richprins wrote: Wed Oct 31, 2018 5:44 pm We were at Olifants, BC! :twisted:

Ja, the lioness has cubs by the look of it, so probably a solo kill? Such power! ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^

More and more ostrich families being seen lately - maybe just coincidence? :-?

I don't think an OSV driver can keep a herd of foreigners quiet when they stop next to a leopard like that! lol --00--

I suppose it is ok to be barefoot at a picnic spot? -O-
Olifants 0*\ I thought you were at Shing 0*\

Ja, we thought the same on the kill and cub story

Agreed, even if the OSV driver had informed them pre-trip, he wouldn't have controlled all of them as they were overexcited -O-

Barefoot :O^ I will add to your horror, Bushpig went to her Grade 7 prom last year barefoot and Albert wants to go barefoot this year =O: =O: =O:


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Alf wrote: Wed Oct 31, 2018 5:59 pm Those little ostriches are so cute
Ja and not often seen, but there are a few with juniors around at the moment. I think they get hammered by predators though :-(


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Pumbaa wrote: Wed Oct 31, 2018 8:02 pm And another leopard, Bushcraft,

but gladly you saw as well Kudu and lions and a lot of different birds - Your sighting were indeed brilliant :-0 \O O\/ O/\
Thanks Pumbaa \O We see all the normal stuff, but I don't post most of it because I'm a "hit and run" TT person at the moment as I'm working 60 to 70 hour weeks and have been for more than a year which is why I'm not on the forum as much as I used to be. The SA economy has taken a massive knock and business is hard at the moment :-(


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BC, I'm going to have to buy you shoes for Christmas =O: =O:


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The Cow wrote: Wed Oct 31, 2018 8:53 pm BC, I'm going to have to buy you shoes for Christmas =O: =O:
I spotted you lurking with your tablet thing :twisted:

I will wrap them up and post them to RP =O: =O:


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Bushcraft wrote: Wed Oct 31, 2018 8:54 pm
The Cow wrote: Wed Oct 31, 2018 8:53 pm BC, I'm going to have to buy you shoes for Christmas =O: =O:
I spotted you lurking with your tablet thing :twisted:

I will wrap them up and post them to RP =O: =O:
A baboon with shoes =O: =O:


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