Overlanding The Central Kalahari Episode1
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2020
- Overlanding The Central Kalahari Episode 1
An adventure travel trip before the madness, in a time when adventurers could travel freely. This was an adventure where 4 South African RUclipsrs come together and enjoy a bucket list trip into the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, Botswana. This trip has always been something I have wanted to do, and what a privilege to do it with good mates.
This was 14 day trip, in the month of March 2020, 11th to the 22nd, travelling from South Africa, into Botswana, all the way up to the Northern part of the CKGR where we enter the wilderness reserve at Matswere Gate, and travel the full length down to exit at Khutse game reserve. This episode sums up the first 6 days in the CKGR, and it comes as no surprise, that we were in our element. The CKGR is just magic this time of the year. We stayed 3 nights at Kori Campsite, and 3 nights at Sunday Pan campsite.
Stay tuned for episode 2, as we leave Sunday Pan campsite, and begin the long drive down the entire CKGR, staying at Letihau campsite 1 night, Xade campsite 1 night, Bape campsite 1 night, and Malose camp 1 night, and we end our CKGR adventure at Khutse campsite 2 nights.
Thank you Ed and Chris for shared footage, and to Rolland for what was surely an epic trip. Awesome travels and adventures chaps.
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Get Out Go
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Edward Bath Overlanding
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My Life in Africa
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Thank you to Front Runner Outfitters South Africa. I'm very happy with their overlanding setup on the Ranger, and would recommend their products. Stay tuned for our reviews on these, to come, in the future.
Hope you enjoyed the episode.
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Gear we use:
- Frontrunner - Gen 2 Roof Top Tent, Slim Line roof racks and accessories.
- Rival 4x4 - front and rear bumpers, and full under body bash-plates
- Eezi Awn Cube - Shower cubicle
- STEDI Lights - Type X-Pro's spots
- TAKLA Products seat covers - Signature range
- Smartspace Cookware
- OME suspension
- Exotech Canopy
- RUNVA 12000lbs Winch - steel
- Vinyl Wrap: Ink Monkey creative
- Power+ throttle controller
- Jet Boil
- Stanley cups and flasks
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Overlanding The Central Kalahari episode 1, what an adventure and one for your bucket list 🤟
Man, this is dream, imagine sleeping and hearing lion roaring.. Africa is special.
i love africa,because many amazing animal , beutiful place and forest😎
Ryan Epic and yes i bought myself n Ranger 2.2 XLS thanks for sharing the magic with us
absolutely epic....with a cup of coffee what else should you ask for..
As a Motswana am always stoked to see my village of rakops always being shown
Binge watching your RUclips videos from Kolkata, India 🇮🇳❤️🌳
Bucket list...
This is definitely making me miss traveling. Loved the video.
Absolutely epic footage, can't wait to see more stuff from this channel.
Thank you. Have you watched episode 2? Uploaded 4 days ago. Explore the channel and thank you for engaging 4L with my channel. Enjoy the adventure, and more to come 🙌
Great episode mate! Not a trip I'll soon forget and this brought back some awesome memories. Looking forward the next one!
Absolutely, and thanks for the comment. A great trip made better with fellow adventurers.
Spectacular. Makes me want to do this.
Great news. Mission accomplished, and yes, this is one you have to do. Thanks Michael for your support mate 🤙
Awesome epidode...Im going crazy about the extras fitted on these 4x4
Thank you. Allot of bucks, allot of time and we almost there
Quite a wow! Thanks for sharing the CKGR with us. Definitely a dream list item.
Really enjoy your content and passion for the wildlife and road trips, thank you for sharing ... nice music @ 3:19
Thank you and glad to create epic moments. Glad you enjoyed and thanks for your comment 🙌
Yup , i have to agree. That feeling when crossing the bridge into Bots is amazing . Awesome vid.
Thank you Blaine. 100% and as someone who grew up there what a lekker feeling. Cant wait to get back there for the next one 🤟
always looking forward to seeing your videos and you never disappoint
the Ranger is taking over the bush
Thank you and glad you enjoyed this one. The Ranger handled well out there, but as to be expected when doing a trip of this scale, there were issues with some of the setup - the DC to DC battled on this one, a it was under powered to run the 2 fridges. Live and learn to make a plan. Keep well.
Lekker man, Lekker!
brilliant!! what a blessing to witness a wild dog hunt👍
Awesome vid!❤️❤️
Great episode, I can’t wait for the next one.
Thank you, and yes, next one will roll into production soon . . . just catching my breath. Glad you enjoyed this one and thank you for your support.
Epic episode mnr! Definitely added this to my list! Very jealous.
Thank you bud, much appreciated . . . Definitely a list worthy trip. Happy days mate.
On a binge roll today of your superb adventures and having the map, feels as though we're travelling with you, beats the freezing cold Scottish day, loving the sounds of natures animals and rains, nothing beats camping under the branches of Acacia with Weaver bird nests overhead, bet the stars at night are pretty awesome too. Thank you once again guys, the trips are simply, AWESOME!
Thank you, and glad you are enjoying. New episodes coming soon. 🙌
@@4x4ventures_southafrica looking forward.
Awesome shots of the dogs. Spent 3 weeks there in March 2010 as well as 1 week in khutse. Didn't see dogs or cheetah but saw lions almost daily with 5 different large prides and several lone males. The sunsets and thunderstorms were spectacular. Would love to go again.
so much experience so much fun so much out there, amazing
100% The wilds await and the journeys are magic. Always enjoy. Thanks legend 🤙
On my list for as soon as I get geared up properly. Thanks for the video - keep em coming.
Thank you Graeme. FYI, one doesn't need to get all the gear. We have done so for the show, and whilst it might make overlanding somewhat easier, and more prepared, you only need ground tent, water and fridge. Maybe awning for possible rains. The bigger trips, yes, self sufficiency is definitely needed. Hope your adventures happen soonest 🤙
Awesome channel, love your balance of commentary, superb videography, and awesome mix of back tracks. Kwaai
Looks epic
Thanks bud
Amazing adventure and beautiful footage. Keep up the good work!
Yes, an amazing adventure, one of those that words don't do it justice. Thank you for the motivation. SUBSCRIBED🙌
Super adventure !!
Thank you, and yes, it was. Episode 2 wraps up this mega adventure
AMAZING!! Wow! Unbelievable trip. Phenomenal video. I can NOT wait to ship our Wrangler from the U.S. to South Africa.
Hi Elizabeth. Thank you for your kind words and glad you enjoyed the episode. Dont forget to watch the second episode and explore the channel for other overlanding trips in Southern Africa. Let me know when you arrive in South Africa, would love to meet up and see that jeep of yours. Enjoy your adventures
I LOVE YOU GUYS......LOVE WAT YOU GUYS ARE DOIN KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK....
Thank you Tshepo 🤙
Awesome Episode Mate! What a trip it was!!
Thank you mate. Cheers to the next one.
Yes, just magic!
Thank you Chris. Absolutely fantastic. Thanks for your comments mate 🤙
Wow!! Ryan this trip was, to borrow your favourite word, EPIC!! I like especially the way everything just clicked together, the weather, the sightings nd to watch a hunt nd nd kill is just.. 👌👌. Video also well put together and commentary.. Just AWESOME..
Highly appreciated Andrew. Comments like this means more than you know. Absolutely enjoy sharing, inspiring and informing people on what it means to enjoy the spirit of Overlanding and the African wilderness. Thank you mate, the support is highly appreciated. 🙌
You are very welcome. Can't wait to watch the second episode. Corona has made life difficult nd travelling almost impossible but watching your videos makes the pain bearable..
Epic show bro....keep up the good work.m inspired
Job done. Thank you mate, and we'll see you out there
love the passion, come visit when we open our camp in Makgadi
Keep me in the loop, and send an invite when you ready. Would love to document it 🤙
Love your channel.
Thank you 🤙
👍👍❤💪
This channel is underrated
It's incredible 💚💚 I like to try this one day
Thank you, and yes, it is an incredible place. Enjoy the series 🤙
Wow, what an incredible trip! I will have to visit the CKGR some day. Love the high quality production!
Thank you Alex. Absolutely, the ckgr is very different in the rainy season, and something I'll never forget. Keep well and stay safe 🤙
@@4x4ventures_southafrica Thanks, and same that side 🙌🏼
100% Heavy cabin fever. Been out of the house 4 times since we got back from CKGR.
Oh my goodness Ryan what an epic episode 👌 everything was Top Notch my man 10/10 👍 don't worry about that poepol who gave it the thumbs down, he was working underneath he's bakkie and watched the video upside down!!! Awesome awesome video 👍👌✌⛺🔥🐾
Thank you Herbert 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 as always, I appreciate your comments and continued support. 😂😂😂 one poepol is good I guess in moments like these. Yeh, just passionate, and always feel worth the time effort and costs when people get 'us' and what we trying to do for all adventurers. I salute you mate 🙌
Lekker adventure
great work Mate, video is really good
Thank you. Appreciate the feedback
Awesome edit! Your channel is so underrated
Much appreciated 🙌
@@4x4ventures_southafrica i also own a ford ranger 2021 fx4 4x4 manual. Maybe we can do some offroading together when I visit south africa or when you come here in the Philippines
Thank you Liam, and what a great vehicle. Sounds like a plan mate 🙌 how is it in the Philippines?
@@4x4ventures_southafrica Its great here but there’s not too many open area or uninhabited area like you would in africa. Offroading here is mainly river crossings, rock climbing and mountain climb.
Wow from az usa rock on!🇺🇸🎇🇺🇸😁
Thank you, much appreciated legends 🤙
Hey new British friends here James and Ellie we’ve seen a few of your videos now across yours and Eds videos. we got a lot of content to watch we love your videos they are Epic. Can’t wait for the pandemic to be over to see more videos hope your all safe down in South Africa 👍🏼 we were supposed to be on Safari in South Africa This Sunday 5th July but have to wait till next year cannot wait though but we can live the adventure through your videos until then 😀
Hey James and Ellie, thank you for reaching out and your kind words. Much appreciated legends. If it is any consolation, ol Ed is supposed to be sitting in camp, at Khwai, Moremi right now, listening to hyenas kackling around camp. He is bleak, and if you are adventurous in heart, we all feeling it. Bit of cabin fever here as a result of lockdown, but we have had 3 weeks of relaxed lockdown, so able to move around somewhat. However, we might go back into stricter levels as a result of COVID positives being so high. Bummer. Well guys, sad to hear you missed what surely would have been a special trip, at least you have it for next year. Keep well, stay safe and only too happy to keep you awesome through our adventures. Stay true legends and thank you for your support. 🙌🙌🙌
Aww thank you so much you all are legends too! We so glad we came across your channels 😀. If we ever had the chance I think we’d move to South Africa we love wildlife and would dream of doing the stuff like you all do. It is A shame but hopefully later in the year when this is all over we will appreciate our adventures a lot more I think we certainly will. I hope it doesn’t get stricter for you all it’s tough as it is 🤞🏼. You too deffinetly take care and stay safe we will always support 😎
So amazingly captivating,and as a safari guide in kenya its top notch
Thank you, and maybe we see you up in Kenya 🙌
@@4x4ventures_southafrica looking forward
The bushy sand road at 26:33 👌👌
Mint mate. Can't remember, but what a trip this was
Cool videos, I stumbled across Ed's channel so going through his 60 videos, and now all of yours, Ed needs to switch over to the Sony Life! Keep the videos coming, love your guys channels!
Thank you mate. Much appreciated and glad you enjoying the shows. I enjoy the Sony and Ed enjoys the Canon. Great visuals on both sides I hope. We will get there mate.
Awesome episode
Thank you 🤟
My beautiful Botswana
Botswana is magic!
Fantastic production. So enjoyable to watch. Can’t wait for part 2!
Thanks mate, much appreciated Neal. 🍻
What a fantastic episode! Loved this like you can´t believe. Thanks for sharing this. Made my day!
No worries, and thank you. Glad you enjoyed it 🤟
Awesome can't wait to do this trip once the borders are open again in my defender. Have you ever thought of doing a collab with roam overlanding?
Hey Richard, awesome mate. Yes, this is a good one to do, and as you know, all trips in the wild are an adventure for sure. Havent really thought of that . . .
Hope to do this soon. Thanks so much for sharing. Gets us through the winter at 46 S - cant weight to get back. What video camera are you guys using - if I may ask?
Wow!! What an epic episode!! Thanks, Ryan! So good! 🔥
Thank you Asher. Glad you enjoyed this one. It was a massively epic trip, and this is only the first 6 days. More to come bud. Thanks for the comms. Keep well and stay safe 🤟
Epic trip just before lockdown. Perfect
Absolutely, magic, then CORONA. 🤙
Thoroughly enjoying so far Ryan! Cant wait to see the rest of the season. Once my Lux is all kitted we gotta head out on something together :)
Hey bud, how's that going? Looking forward to seeing the progress on the Hilux. Thank you mate for the kind words and hopefully we can get out soon. Cabin fever is killing me 😂
Kiff stuff bru
Cheers from 🇨🇦 🍻
Awesome video Ryan - footage and editing are exceptional, a real polished final product! Really looking forward to the next episode!
Thank you David. Glad you enjoyed it. Yeh, episode 2 looks a big one 🤟
Thank you guys, was another amazing venture. Loved it 👌
Thank you Karen, and glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your reply 🙌
Fantastic episode Ryan, well captured!! Thanks for taking us along
Thank you Stephen. Glad you enjoyed it! 🤙
Good stuff been watching and following your episodes from kenya im interested to start my own here and be like you what is the way forward do you have to purchase your own vehicle or is it a sponsored thing please share how you started. Good job guys
Get started on your own, the rest will happen if you lucky. It's taken me 5 years, get your own vehicle your own camera gear and may the force be with you. Goodluck. It ain't easy mate
Loving the positivity!
Touché. Glad you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for episode 2. Keep well.
Incredible video once again mate! Very informative too and just makes a man want to go and travel to the CKGR (hopefully it won't be too long until we have that freedom again!)
Thank you Carel, and 100%. Getting out to travel is a fix we are all missing. Glad this episode gets you thinking about your next adventure mate 🤙Hang in there
Hi Ryan. Really great video and looks like a fantastic trip. Random question, but how do you protect the paintwork on your vehicle from driving through narrow sections of bush?
Hi Nicholas, thanks so much mate, and yes, a fantastic trip indeed. The short answer is, vinyl wrap. Costs a bomb, but saves the paint. Only down side is, you end up damaging the vinyl wrap. I reckon I will get 2 to 3 solid years off of this vinyl wrap from Wrap Vehicle SA. Hope this helps mate 🤙
Epic Ryan. The pack of wild dog gave me goosies. Love it bud.
Thanks bud. A special moment with the wild dogs. Not the norm to see them in the CKGR, so it was a surprise, and after not seeing much for 5 days, it became a major highlight of the trip, for sure. Keep well and stay safe 🤟
Love the channel ! As a game ranger in SA with a passion for overlanding and Africa ,how does one get into doing what you guys do so well ? Keep it up boys !!
Hey Graham, thanks mate and much appreciated. It's a tough one. I think you just need to start. Filming and capturing any adventure is how I started. As long as you tell a story, create interest then the rest will happen. It's an expensive game, so, I had to start local. Doing the big trips costs allot of money out of our own pockets. Hence, we can only do 2 or 3 a year. Figure out what, where and how you want to travel, line it up, save, and make it happen. Hope this helps, but remember, it isn't easy, and there are allot of sacrifices, family and financial.
Awsome video mate!!! Hi quality production. Keep it up. One new subscriber. If I may ask, what DC/DC are you running, and battery setup in the ranger? The ranger looks wicked.
Hi Ray, thanks for the comment. I'm running 2 X 100amp hr AGM DC batteries in parallel ("one big battery") with a RING 30 Amp DC smart power management unit. It allows for solar input for DC's to charge and gives battery level readout. The Ring unit is also connected to startup battery for charge on the move, and switches off when vehicle not running. I also have 1000W trailblazer non pure sinewave inverter connected to ring unit to charge camera gear etc. Happy with the setup, but, in the future and one day when finance is right, I will swap out the AGM DC batteries with either 2 Lithium 120amp batteries or one 200 amp lithium battery for 2 fridges, charging of gear and Bluetooth integration on phone. Lithium has 5-7 year warranty and a lifespan of 10 years as opposed to the minimum 3 years with AGM. Also, would like to upgrade from the RING unit to either CYTEK or Redarc power management system, only because the RING unit is a slow charger to the DC batteries, and doesn't have AC power option when parked up for longer periods of time at home. For now though, it is a solid setup, just not optimised for the kind of longer trips I do. Good luck and hope this helps you 🤙
@@4x4ventures_southafrica Awsome!! I'm also running 2 fridges, and a 200ah lead crystal battery, and national luna NLDC-25 dcdc charger. I found that 2 fridges is a bit much is stationary for a long period of time, and the weather don't allow for perfect solar charge. Would love to do Lithium, but as you stated, cost per ah is still high. Thanx for the reply!! Maby a good idea to do a electrical setup video for the future!!! Would love to check it out
Thanks Ray, yes, solar is great but only if weather permitting. Look, Chris has just put lithium in on his trailer and the results are phenomenal. Charging a lithium is fantastically fast and power utilisation is really something to see. I was very very impressed with how it made his trip less worrisome. Ed and I were constantly nervous, especially when there was no sun. I have so much content to go through and edit, so hang in there. Here's a quick question if I may. Would you be happy to watch an hour long episode, or do you think shorter is better? Do you think your opinion would fall under a general opinion of the subscribers to be okay to watch longer episodes? My limpopo overlanding adventure episode is a monster and thinking of cutting one long episode. Thanks for the help
Season raining 🌧 Kalahari it's incredible 😍
Epic video 😎... I’m just getting into overloading and I have been binge watching your videos for the last few hours, you’ll notice the likes 😉 and as i watch, I get more & more excited... can’t wait for my first trip😀... How is the 2.2 with the load? Is it auto?
Hey Sherwin. Thank you for your support 🙌 I have the 2.2 Manual. A bit underpowered when under full load. You do feel it, and especially when towing. No problems otherwise. Strong little motor, and even when towing, she gets through the thick stuff.
@4x4ventures Hi Ryan🙋🏽♂️, yeah there are truly strong, I constantly tow cherry pickers for work incl tools in the back and yes she goes perfectly, however its a supercab and planning to upgrade to a DC auto 4x4, just deciding between the 2.2 or 3.2. I'm thinking 2.2 XL and use the difference in money for kitting it up 😀
Good move, make it your own. Why not manual? It is a good option, and without being too otherwise, heard the autos transmission case can be a problem on both 2.2 and 3.2. Personally enjoy manual as I get to feel and control the shifts. Good luck bud, and enjoy. Hope to see you out there. P.S. If you going to be towing, a 3.2 might be better. Less sluggish.
What a variety of amazing animals seems really fun so when is your next overlanding trip
Thank you. Actually kn the next trip right now. It is the end of it though, so heading back to SA today.
Cool so are you gonna upload it or did you alreday uplaod it
Hi, I like that idea of shower cube, how and where do you hang your 5 litre shower bag in that cube?
I have a mount bracket from Frontrunner that clips in on above. The water bag hangs from there. Thanks legend
This is wonderful. Is there a way once can join you guys on a trip?
Thank you. At this stage we have very few plans for offering tours or joint trips, at this stage. We do however offer a camping 2 day getaway as Overlanding Escape to those that want to join, once a year. COVID allowing.
Epic footage of the wild dog hunt!
I enjoyed this documentary keep up bro 💪
Thank you 🙌
Hi 4x4venture, I am having a trip to CKGR end of this year. so is it possible to go there with a stock standard Tyre of Toyota Hilux or do i have to get a proper 4X4 Tyres.
Yes, anything is possible. But, do you have confidence with standard tyres. I've seen a KO2 tyre get caught in a stump and as a result, flat tyre. I would be very very cautious with standard tyres. Dodge the stumps very well. My preference is however a very strong and robust tyre. All terrain or muds, something with strong sidewalls. Goodwick and enjoy the adventure
Your filming of the wild dogs chase is hella dope, NatGeo Wild stuff 👌👌
Now that's an awesome comment. Maybe share it with Nat Geo. Help a brother out. Much appreciated bud, serious. Worked hard on that one 🤙
@@4x4ventures_southafrica I'll definitely holler at NAT Geo 😂😂👌👌
The sunset with storm clouds, video clips and pictures don't do justice to the actual experience...
def deserve a few ice cold frosties after that wild dog hunt
It happened and we definitely did. Always refreshing that's for sure
Hope Edward had more Than 3 long toms 😄
3 long Toms, that definitely won't cut it. A few more that that
@@4x4ventures_southafrica Ryan last question my man national Luna or snowmaster fridge?
That's an easy one. National Luna. It is more compressor efficient and seems to have better insulation IMO. Good luck mate, beers will be cold for sure 👍
Awesome video 👌. which long range tank do you have!? Is it the one from frontrunner?
Thank you mate. I have the one sold from Front Runner Outfitters, which is a Gerber's long Range tank - 83 Ltr. With bigger tyres, I lose the option to house the tyre underneath the vehicle at the back, but a thinner tyre will still fit. Goodluck.
@@4x4ventures_southafrica thank you for the detailed feedback.. And we appreciate the experience you share with us. 👍
BIG UPS mate. Appreciate that. Always helps motivate us 🙌
Great video Ryan. What make are those yellow lights on the roof rack. I presume it is working lights and not driving lights.
Hi Niel, the lights on the top are STEDI lights for the mining truck sector 2 X C4 floods and 2 X spots. Very bright with great coverage and light falloff.
@@4x4ventures_southafrica Thanks Ryan. Where can I buy them?
You can buy them online at stedi-africa.co.za It is a tough time at the moment for all import shops as a result of COVID. Maybe find out about any order delays you might face first 🤟
One more question is: what Tyre pressure on a fully loaded Conqueror Compact 2 Offroad Trailer especially with its 110l capacity of water when reaching the dirt roads of CKGR and also what Tyre pressure on the bakkie?
With a fully loaded trailer on tar I set tyre pressure to 2.4 bar. On dirt, fully loaded I drop to 1.8 bar. Take it easy when travelling with a fully loaded trailer. It's not all about tyres and suspension, all of the time. 8 times out of 10, its about common sense when driving thick sand. Momentum, good steering, gear shifts, and tyre pressure will always win a tough obstacle.
Out of curiosity, how do you change a flat tire on sand? That sand looks so soft and clayish, sure the jerk will sink
We use a plate for the hydraulic bottle jack. Easy as pie. Prevents Jack's sinking if you have a wider surface area
13:42 - i dont remember ever seeing Chris without a hat :) , you would think its not him there with the shades and no hat.
🤣🤣🤣 yeh, he has a thing about not filming him without his hat on
What vehicles are you using?
On this trip there was a fortuner 4x4, a land cruiser 200, a Toyota troopy and the ranger 2.2 XL 4x4. An amazing convoy and good people 🤙
Wow!! What great footage and overall edit, can I ask what editing software you’re using? Absolutely amazing 🤩
Adobe Premiere Pro 🤙
Cheers from 🇸🇪 from a 🇨🇭 who almost moved to ZA
Cheers mate, and thank you for the comment 🤙
Only commercials, undeclared. Bad job, boys…
Thanks Peter, but don’t see how ads make for a bad job, especially when it’s the only way I earn revenue, and, ads don’t need to be declared. Buy into RUclips premium to prevent ads. and prevent free content for you, or, don’t watch. Either way your choice👌
Guys this is great and I hope to collaborate with you in the future. I am planning to cover the people of the CKGR extensively. A Bushman cultural village with overnight facilities is in the cards. It would be fun to hook up and send tourists to this ancient village
Channel has potential but way to much shameless product pushing completely kills the emersion! Us in the overlanding world who cant get on the road as much as we like look to the full timers for that get away ! However camera work is on point and seem to be a likeable guy.Please dont take any of this as an insult its not ment to be. Maybe all the sponsorship in the beginning or end? Gear review stuff is good imho.Hope you dont take this wrong way ,i was just getting really annoyed by product placement! Did give it a like and sub for the visuals.
Hey Megan, thank you for your honesty and constructive criticism. I'm a big boy and i appreciate feedback like this. Yes, it has been something I haven't enjoyed doing as of late. Pushing brands does make the video trips feel a bit too "punty" / corporate. Will rectify it on the next one, and please, let me know ehat you think. Thanks again and for your support. Appreciated big time. Keep well and stay safe.
@@4x4ventures_southafrica glad you did not get offended! Like i said the video quality was on point my friend. I do understand the pressure's of sponsorship because i have been through it in regards to racing my Evo in time attack and hill climbs but those days are gone wife felt it was too dangerous now that we have children.Thats why i got into overlanding.God Bless from America!
You guys should keep our Rhinos off your videos especially mentioning where they are.
Poachers could be watching