Africa Wild

Lisbeth wrote:Only 2 cows were offered I am sure that hawkeyes felt very offended

A big gang of boons out walking

The road in the pic can get like that in a moment if it is raining hard enough

Thank you for yet another exciting TT, even if a bit short of leopards

I wanted more than 2 cows

The dirt roads at Imfolozi are worse than I have seen them before

Yes, not our best trip sighting wise, but we got 13 live leopard, 1 dead, which is good for us in April, but it just felt like long quiet periods with not much general game around to create interest

Pumbaa wrote:Bushcraft,

as always it was a pleasure to travel along with you and your Family - For sure and as always the leopards were good to you and I still have to find out how you always find them that regularly.

for that wonderful trip report

Thanks Pumbaa For leopard, just hang in leopard areas, the rest is luck and timing

Flutterby wrote:Hawkeyes is worth much more than two cows.

It's nice to be able to break your trip home with a stay at iMfolozi.

You may have battled with the long grass but you still had some amazing sightings! Thanks for sharing your trip, always a pleasure to read.

Agreed, I would need at least 10 cows

The Imfolozi stop allows one to feel the holiday isn't over just yet

nan wrote:nice end immersing into the wild animals

Thanks nan for reading and commenting

Richprins wrote:So what exactly were you "overindulging" on, as your duodenum is constantly bursting?

Dogs on the S-3!!! What a beautiful road but almost always has fewish animals!

Looks like you get up early most mornings, looking at the shadows?

We must find the OSV driver and tell him he got an IQ rating from Bushsnob!

Personally I would have bliksemed that border official...

Ghastly baboon behaviour, but not my crowd in KZN...

Thanks so much for all of this, as always BC, and a great pleasure meeting up with you and the Clan again!

You know what I'm overindulging on

We have never had much luck on the S3 and only drove it because a contact informed of a resident leopard on that section

One can't "make a speech" at border posts nowadays, unless you want to spend the day there

The KZN boons are normally better behaved than their KNP relatives

Shot RP

Nice end to the trip BC
I'm surprised you didn't start negotiating leopards rather than cows

PJL wrote:Nice end to the trip BC
I'm surprised you didn't start negotiating leopards rather than cows

A leopard will do

Thanks PJL for checking this TT out and commenting

A bit after the fact Bushcraft but eventually I have made it through another Brown, cat magnet TT

I missed this because we were in Botswana (TT to follow soon) then an unexpected house move which was major after
13 years

Inspite of the long grass you had some awesome sightings. The single leopard cub and the 2 with their mum must rank right
up there and of course the 3 lions in a row - All the cats looked fat and healthy

Your girls get more beautiful as they get older

Thanks for all the entertainment and hilarity again with good pics even if you don't think so!!

pooky wrote:A bit after the fact Bushcraft but eventually I have made it through another Brown, cat magnet TT

I missed this because we were in Botswana (TT to follow soon) then an unexpected house move which was major after
13 years

Inspite of the long grass you had some awesome sightings. The single leopard cub and the 2 with their mum must rank right
up there and of course the 3 lions in a row - All the cats looked fat and healthy

Your girls get more beautiful as they get older

Thanks for all the entertainment and hilarity again with good pics even if you don't think so!!

Thanks for popping in pooky

Unexpected house move

Looking forward to your Botswana TT

Totally gobsmacked at the incredible Leopard sightings you had

Those Leopard cubs tooooo adorable for words How lucky!!

Dogs, cats around each corner ....Just amazing not to mention all the other stunning sightings and Pics

for sharing ....Loved catching up