Re: Honey Badger - Animal of the Month: March 2013
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 2013 3:41 pm
Loved this book! 
Thanks!
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Re: Honey Badger - Animal of the Month: March 2013
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 2013 5:32 pm
Looks well-used, 'possie!
Thanks!
Thanks!
Re: Honey Badger - Animal of the Month: March 2013
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:34 pm
Mpossie... what a lovely story,
thanks for sharing...
thanks for sharing...
Re: Honey Badger - Animal of the Month: March 2013
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:11 pm
Sooo good to read this again! Thanks, M.!
Toko, at what time of the day did you get yoru KTP badgers?
Toko, at what time of the day did you get yoru KTP badgers?
Re: Honey Badger - Animal of the Month: March 2013
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:13 pm
Re: Honey Badger - Animal of the Month: March 2013
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:17 pm
Never seen one in camp, over all the years! Weird! (Maybe I go to bed/bath early?) -O
Only seen about 1 and a half on the roads!
Only seen about 1 and a half on the roads!
Re: Honey Badger - Animal of the Month: March 2013
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:20 pm
In Kruger I saw two together flat on the road 
and only a very distant, but at least alive sighting in KTP so far.
It was midmorning - so not honey badger o'clock.
and only a very distant, but at least alive sighting in KTP so far.It was midmorning - so not honey badger o'clock.
Re: Honey Badger - Animal of the Month: March 2013
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:30 pm
I have seen one and believe me Kobies tales are actually
"pure experience" and good.
Tamboties ratel had us in a corner!!
"pure experience" and good.
Tamboties ratel had us in a corner!!
Re: Honey Badger - Animal of the Month: March 2013
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 4:22 pm
Did you manage any pics H.E...
... yet a story will be nice also.
... yet a story will be nice also.
Re: Honey Badger - Animal of the Month: March 2013
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 7:00 pm
Amoli wrote:Did you manage any pics H.E...
I did ask them but it would seem no. They maintain it was
a pangolin but you now them foreigners always add a pinch
of salt for better flavour.
That was a ratel for sure, the Tambotie camp dweller.
Returning from a afternoon drive to find the wheely bin
untied to the light pole near the skottel/braai area.
Found that strange. We continued to settle down after a
great day and became somewhat inebriated.
There was a loud bang and commotion outside. Instinctively
I knew that it happened at our doorstep leading to the deck!!
First I peeped through the crack, left by a non- functional door
before actually going outside. I then went outside to the edge
of the staircase my sister in law right behind and brazen.
I lit -up the world, using candle power, to find a silver grey/black
fluffy tail protruding from the up turned bin. My sister in law
found this rather amusing and started laughing at this hairy thingy
protruding when it decided for better intro and promptly headed
for the first step leading up to the deck.
Told my sis, best we get inside and sure it was hot on our heels.
Hah, the blighter had us in stitches!!