It's almost time to head off to paradise again, our first long visit to the Park and our first trip north of Skukuza since November 2012. We had a few short long weekends in the KNP last year where we stayed in accommodation outside the Park but that wasn't enough of a Kruger Fix for us so we are suffering from KNP deprivation and are both really looking forward to this getaway. Our long trip last year was an awesome 2 weeks spent in the Kgalagadi.
Our itinerary for this visit :-
May 17, Olifants
18-21, Tzendze
22-25, Shingwedzi
26-29, Balule
30, Lower Sabie
The first and last nights are in huts and the rest is camping.
We've been going to the Kruger regularly since 1987 and have seen so many amazing things that we have the philosophy that we'll see what we see and having a wishlist is a pointless waste of time, mainly because we never see what's on our wishlist!.
Having said that, I'd be thrilled to see any of the three larger mammals that have eluded us over the years, namely : Bushpig, Aardvark and Pangolin.
Looking at the "Who's in the KNP when" topic I seem to be the only Wildie in the northern Park for the two weeks - I think there's some overlap with STF who's in Touron country.
Any phantom visitors should keep a lookout for the BluTuna (a dark blue Fortuner) flying a green ribbon - my other ribbon was dishonourably discharged into the dustbin after the Aat debacle.
BT on the trail of the mythical Pangolin
BT on the trail of the mythical Pangolin
Hunting cannot be considered a sport as all contestants in a sport should know they are playing the game!
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Thanks Flutts!Hunting cannot be considered a sport as all contestants in a sport should know they are playing the game!
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Enjoy BT and I hope that you get to tick at least 1 of those mythical mammals 
Ours is in the same spotmy other ribbon was dishonourably discharged into the dustbin after the Aat debacle
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When it comes to bushpigs is BC the expert 
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Good luck with your non-wishing list
Just enjoy the bush and whatever you'll find there
Just enjoy the bush and whatever you'll find there
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have a safe travel, marvelous sightings and please find another... Phantoms
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Lisbeth wrote:When it comes to bushpigs is BC the expert
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Re: BT on the trail of the mythical Pangolin
Good for you, BT!
And good luck!
Sorry, can't join you as some of us have to work, even weekends!
I'll send you my no. in case of emergency.
Touron country.
For the uninitiated, this is BT's opinion of the South...tourist combined with moron...
And good luck!
Sorry, can't join you as some of us have to work, even weekends!
I'll send you my no. in case of emergency.
Touron country.
For the uninitiated, this is BT's opinion of the South...tourist combined with moron...
Please check Needs Attention pre-booking: https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=322&t=596