25 June 2015
Today we leave
the bush camp and head back into the Kruger National Park.
26 June 2015
Today was kind
of a miracle, as up until this morning the crew had zero footage of cats in
Kruger!
This all
changed in a time frame of 35 minutes where leopard, Cheetah and lion were all
sighted with excellent filming opportunity!
The 3 Cheetah we
saw had also just killed an Impala which was a bonus for the crew who are
all smiles!
27 June 2015
Today was quite
something in many aspects as for the crew we ticked them off or added them to
the "magnificent 7" club!
What was more
interesting though that this has been achieved doing not more than 50 km of
safari on any given day! More phenomenal was the fact that although found over
a two day stretch the 7 were found in a 2,3 km area close to the Transport dam
where "Battle of Kruger" happened!!!
It's never
really that this occurs... Just lucky the film crew was on board!
At Lake Panic
bird hide the crew where in their element... Filming waterhole activity
for nearly 4 hours!
On the way back
to camp we got a huge herd of Buff which was also on our "need "
list!!!
The film
director is now looking at the Kruger section of their 24 countries visited
being a 2 part series as opposed to all the other national parks having just
one!
He is right!!!
After all this is
the best place on earth so it deserves the most coverage!
28 June 2015
The film crew
got an introduction to Kruger’s massive Buffalo herds twice today! Two
superb sightings were called in by the safari rangers of Team Nhongo!
Thank you
Curtis and Mark... The film directors are more than happy!
Later in the
afternoon Mark also called us to an exceptionally good leopard which the guys
managed to film for a while!
A dispute and
good audio amongst Rhino (w) was also documented!
Fauna and flora
on top of one of the regions great granite domes was also filmed extensively!
It was
basically one of those days that simply went by in a flash!
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