What another wonderful video Graeme! Your content is just great and thanks for sharing this info on a really great looking place to visit in South Africa that doesn’t start with a “K” 😀
Thanks Joe. Glad you enjoyed. The Kruger is very special, but there are many other great options to get out into the bush and enjoy what nature has to share. And closer to Joburg too. Take care.
@@graemecumming Beautifully filmed and the choice of soundtrack added that magic I have been to Madikwe & Kruger which I loved. I’m intrigued by this reserve. I noticed on a map that they have many lodges on this reserve. How do they manage sightings from vehicles from other lodges? I look forward to your next foray into the magical SA bush
@@bornufree - there are a number of private lodges as you say. All vehicles operate on a common radio channel and can alert other vehicles to sightings. As much as the lodges are private, they all stick to a common set of rules and manage the traffic at sightings. There are vehicle limits (no more than 4 per sighting as I recall) as well as time limits to allow other vehicles in. It works well. I’m busy editing our recent trip to Botswana - episode 1 is available - also lovely camps and a superb adventure.
That cheetah sighting. Wow
Yeah, pretty special hey. Just sitting there enjoying her spoils…
Thanks for the comment Dee & Gee! 😉
What another wonderful video Graeme! Your content is just great and thanks for sharing this info on a really great looking place to visit in South Africa that doesn’t start with a “K” 😀
Thanks Joe. Glad you enjoyed. The Kruger is very special, but there are many other great options to get out into the bush and enjoy what nature has to share. And closer to Joburg too. Take care.
Sublime park and riveting footage. Was it all shot with a GoPro?
Thank you - glad you enjoyed. Mostly on GoPro (Hero 8 Black) yes. Some of the zoom shots were using my Canon M50 MK II with 100-300mm lens.
@@graemecumming
Beautifully filmed and the choice of soundtrack added that magic
I have been to Madikwe & Kruger which I loved. I’m intrigued by this reserve. I noticed on a map that they have many lodges on this reserve. How do they manage sightings from vehicles from other lodges?
I look forward to your next foray into the magical SA bush
@@bornufree - there are a number of private lodges as you say. All vehicles operate on a common radio channel and can alert other vehicles to sightings. As much as the lodges are private, they all stick to a common set of rules and manage the traffic at sightings. There are vehicle limits (no more than 4 per sighting as I recall) as well as time limits to allow other vehicles in. It works well.
I’m busy editing our recent trip to Botswana - episode 1 is available - also lovely camps and a superb adventure.