3,5 weeks before I'm finally back at Kruger after an 8 year hiatus.. Your videos are great for prepping and pre-fun, now if only I can move time forward a bit quicker
Hello Villiers.We stayed at The Marriott Kruger Gate in April.No idea which roads we went on!!Did an afternoon,evening and a morni ng.Saw everything!and on the friday am 🐆🦬🐘🦁🦏 The hotel location was Stunning Truly amazing 6 days
Hi we went to Lruger in June for thr long weekend. Stay at the Paul Kruger hotel just outside the park. Apart from the wait at the gate it was a very enjoyable trip. Lots of people lots of cars. Very busy in the south. I didn't personally mind the busyness it was good to feel a sense of normalcy again. Your route suggestions are definitely going to be tested in April 2023. I'll let you know how they fare. Best sighting we had was 23 "herd" of Lions at the transport dam. They were pretending to be enjoying the sun on the dam wall but were actually creeping up on the herd of zebra wildebeest on the other bank....
Hi Villiers. Thanks so much for your videos. We will be in Kruger for a few days in August and your tips are great. I'm sure they will help us make the most of our short stay. Keep up the good work 🙂
I just purchased your wildlife photography course in Udemy. Is truly awesome it feel like we are sitting in a room and you just answering all my questions. Thanks for such an awesome product.
Enjoying your video’s on the Kruger, have been a few times and had some great sightings, was really interested in what camera you were using for your video’s, was impressed with the quality. 👌 i now Track Tigers in the heart of India, tracking for Photography purposes 😊
Hey man, just wanted to give you a quick thanks for the sable antelope tips, my brother has always wanted to see a sable antelope, i might be going in early march, i heard the roads are less busy? i've actually seen sable antelope as well, however not with my brother, it wasn't actually around that area either I believe we saw a herd with around 14-15 members on the H-10, we've also seen cheetah and serval on that road, i greatly recommend it for serval though!! We once saw a mother with her cubs sitting on the side of the road and coincidentally the next day, we cruised along that road and saw a serval jumping and attempting to catch a bird! Aside from that, thanks for the tips!! Also, if you haven't already, I recommend you checking out the S128, its perfect for finding animals which prefer the woodlands, you can find things like: black-backed jackals, side-striped jackals, honey badgers, african wild cat, caracal, cheetah, roan antelope and mountain reedbuck!
Sometimes you just need to take a break, spend some in nature, and reflect on where your life is going. A refreshing quote from *NewMessage org* - "It is important to take a spiritual retreat periodically, and particularly at times when important decisions are in front of you. A spiritual retreat here is not simply an escape from your outer life or a reprieve from your outer duties and responsibilities. Instead, spiritual retreat is a time to focus on the power and presence of Knowledge within yourself, the deeper Intelligence that the Creator of all life has placed within you to guide you, to protect you and to lead you to your greater accomplishments in life." "Within your spiritual retreat, it is also important to rest the mind and to treat the body well, not giving it things that are unhealthy, but treating it well-allowing it to recover its strength, allowing your mind to practice stillness and to gaze and to enjoy nature, to seek solitude, to recover from the bombardment of all the world’s stimulation, to be with your experience and continue to be with your experience, bringing your mind back from fantasy and distraction, recalling yourself: 'What do I really feel in this moment?' "
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Great info. Skukuza is rich in wildlife(and tourists) - the more cars, the more sightings :)
thank you. can't wait to get back one day. From Australia.
Great video
yay!!!finally another video about the camps of kruger ,thx for the great vid!!!
I'll do more soon, instantwildlife4 :)
3,5 weeks before I'm finally back at Kruger after an 8 year hiatus.. Your videos are great for prepping and pre-fun, now if only I can move time forward a bit quicker
Enjoy!! :)
Hello Villiers.We stayed at The Marriott Kruger Gate in April.No idea which roads we went on!!Did an afternoon,evening and a morni ng.Saw everything!and on the friday am 🐆🦬🐘🦁🦏
The hotel location was Stunning
Truly amazing 6 days
Thanks for your comment mate
Hi we went to Lruger in June for thr long weekend. Stay at the Paul Kruger hotel just outside the park. Apart from the wait at the gate it was a very enjoyable trip. Lots of people lots of cars. Very busy in the south. I didn't personally mind the busyness it was good to feel a sense of normalcy again. Your route suggestions are definitely going to be tested in April 2023. I'll let you know how they fare. Best sighting we had was 23 "herd" of Lions at the transport dam. They were pretending to be enjoying the sun on the dam wall but were actually creeping up on the herd of zebra wildebeest on the other bank....
Hi Villiers. Thanks so much for your videos. We will be in Kruger for a few days in August and your tips are great. I'm sure they will help us make the most of our short stay. Keep up the good work 🙂
I just purchased your wildlife photography course in Udemy. Is truly awesome it feel like we are sitting in a room and you just answering all my questions. Thanks for such an awesome product.
Ah! Awesome, Felix! I really hope you enjoy it, man!
Brilliant video! Thanks :)
Thanks a mil!
Stunning footage. Thank you for you efforts, very nice video-
It really is a massive pleasure!
Very good video. Miss it hugely. Completely agreed with your choice of routes. Planning our next visit from UK
Here’s hoping you can make it soon, Hugo!
Brilliant video. The information is great.
Thanks, Stephen!
Love your videos
Enjoying your video’s on the Kruger, have been a few times and had some great sightings, was really interested in what camera you were using for your video’s, was impressed with the quality. 👌 i now Track Tigers in the heart of India, tracking for Photography purposes 😊
And your Camera is which make and model 😊
Hey man, just wanted to give you a quick thanks for the sable antelope tips, my brother has always wanted to see a sable antelope, i might be going in early march, i heard the roads are less busy? i've actually seen sable antelope as well, however not with my brother, it wasn't actually around that area either
I believe we saw a herd with around 14-15 members on the H-10, we've also seen cheetah and serval on that road, i greatly recommend it for serval though!!
We once saw a mother with her cubs sitting on the side of the road and coincidentally the next day, we cruised along that road and saw a serval jumping and attempting to catch a bird! Aside from that, thanks for the tips!!
Also, if you haven't already, I recommend you checking out the S128, its perfect for finding animals which prefer the woodlands,
you can find things like: black-backed jackals, side-striped jackals, honey badgers, african wild cat, caracal, cheetah, roan antelope and mountain reedbuck!
Thanks for the awesome comment! I’ve also seen sable on the H10. I hope your brother finds his sable 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
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My Skukuza is spelled Mopani ✊
😂👏🏻
Hello, is footage of that male lion recent?
It’s from January 2020
@@TheSafariExpert oh tnx, any more recent sightings of that male? It looks like the shift in territory happened and he disapeared in mid 2020..
@@tr1x243, not by me...
Sometimes you just need to take a break, spend some in nature, and reflect on where your life is going. A refreshing quote from *NewMessage org* -
"It is important to take a spiritual retreat periodically, and particularly at times when important decisions are in front of you. A spiritual retreat here is not simply an escape from your outer life or a reprieve from your outer duties and responsibilities. Instead, spiritual retreat is a time to focus on the power and presence of Knowledge within yourself, the deeper Intelligence that the Creator of all life has placed within you to guide you, to protect you and to lead you to your greater accomplishments in life."
"Within your spiritual retreat, it is also important to rest the mind and to treat the body well, not giving it things that are unhealthy, but treating it well-allowing it to recover its strength, allowing your mind to practice stillness and to gaze and to enjoy nature, to seek solitude, to recover from the bombardment of all the world’s stimulation, to be with your experience and continue to be with your experience, bringing your mind back from fantasy and distraction, recalling yourself: 'What do I really feel in this moment?' "