Africa Wild

I am in absolute agreement with RichPrins, having worked in the Kruger and other reserves for near 20 years as well as having experience in law enforcement, this was blatantly obvious against any and all rules, regulations and standing instructions. No visible logos or branding, non typical vehicle, no uniforms, animal on side of road and not in road, non of the so called staff identifying themselves as officials, no taking of photos for evidence.

Can not believe the comment made by Kruger's official spokes person, would love to get a clear image of the vehicle registration and test it against the vehicle data base.

Also notice the ladies inside and apparent regalia worn by the one picker-upper...

Absolutely shocking and the attempted cover up is even worse...

There is an interesting sidenote to the event: Obviously the leopard left the kill because of the vehicles crowding the sighting

Leopard caught an Impala, with all the traffic the Leopard went into hiding, all of us were waiting for the Leopard to return switching off our car engines and then this happens..

https://www.facebook.com/martinyvonne.b ... permPage=1

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Tue Jun 18, 2019 4:09 pm
Why does Sanparks tell a lie

Lis, how many times haven't SANParks been caught out lying over the last decade?

If it’s staff policy to remove dead animals in the road i would love to see how they remove a dead elephant with 20 lions feeding on it

Richprins wrote: ↑Tue Jun 18, 2019 6:22 pm

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Tue Jun 18, 2019 4:09 pm
Why does Sanparks tell a lie

Lis, how many times haven't SANParks been caught out lying over the last decade?

But there is no reason to lie Let them keep the Impala, scould them and forget about it. Or rather, take away the impala, scould them and forget about it.

Something’s fishy about this story.

Nothing fishy, it's all in the video and the words of the witness.

Scandalous to cover such behaviour