Trip To Kwando Lebala/Lagoon August 2010
Aug 30th, 2010, 11:38 AM
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Hi Hari,
the good thing about cheetah is they are active at daylight so with some patient and a good guide most times you get some action ... but 3 kills are plenty of action!!
Good to hear about the Fantastic wildlife in Kwando , as usual.
Look forward for some photos!!
Paco.
the good thing about cheetah is they are active at daylight so with some patient and a good guide most times you get some action ... but 3 kills are plenty of action!!
Good to hear about the Fantastic wildlife in Kwando , as usual.
Look forward for some photos!!
Paco.
Aug 30th, 2010, 06:36 PM
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Thanks, GreenDrake and Paco. Greendrake, I think we missed each other by a couple of days last time?
Paco, good point on the cheetahs. To add to a good guide and our patience, I think the art of tracking is what is crucial IMHO, for example., the number of hours we have put into cheetah tracking over the years is really over-whelming ....... Tracking is an art and a science and something I can't do without, especially in an environment like in the Linyanti. I refuse to go to any private concessions in Botswana without a TRACKER.
Regards
Hari
Paco, good point on the cheetahs. To add to a good guide and our patience, I think the art of tracking is what is crucial IMHO, for example., the number of hours we have put into cheetah tracking over the years is really over-whelming ....... Tracking is an art and a science and something I can't do without, especially in an environment like in the Linyanti. I refuse to go to any private concessions in Botswana without a TRACKER.
Regards
Hari
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