Africa Wild

Richprins wrote: ↑Wed Aug 14, 2019 5:22 pm Unfortunately SANParks cannot always be believed. Maybe the Game Capture Team wanted to do a post-mortem on the dog?

Anyway, they are normally poacher dogs and are shot on sight.

I don't have a big issue with the shooting of the dog and fully get the reasons -the fact it was done in close proximity to guests with young children is my concern and I tend to agree with R.P and I think there may be a bit of SANPARKS PR spin here

If they did not see any poachers, how do they know it's a poachers' dog?

Perhaps is more acceptable to the public to shoot a poachers dog than a stray dog

A video, explaining the policy (members only, FB)

https://www.facebook.com/groups/kruger. ... 133971456/

Kruger Sightings
@LatestKruger
12:15 pm
1 Goat on the move
'walking down the road'
S52, Redrocks
Near Shingwedzi
5/5
Tinged by Gail
Image
2:39 PM · Oct 12, 2020



Kruger Sightings
@LatestKruger
12:00 pm
1 Goat on the move
S52, near Redrocks
Near Shingwedzi
5/5
Tinged by Pa Henning
Image
2:38 PM · Oct 12, 2020

That is in the Redrocks Road ..at the west end there is the No Entry sign to the Shangoni Rangers House 35 Kms further West at the Park Boundary ..Lets say the Village was 5 kms other side the fence so thats 40 kms from the sign, Lets sat the goat was 10 kms east of the sign near Bateleur /Tshanga ..Thats 50 Kms due east straight line from the Village !!!! How did this happen ONLY in Africa and HOW did the goat survive

Remarkable!

It is not allowed to keep domestic animals in the staff quarters, right?

They keep goats at the police/border post at Pafuri though...

What a rare sighting