Waterbuck
Well-Known Member
Well, I have been coming to Namibia for 21 years now, hence its surprise to anyone that I love the place. Amazing hunting, fishing in unique sceneries it really has so much to offer. This time around I have been in the country for 5 months and a lot has happened but i do not think I have experienced quite as much packed into a few days as last weekend. We stumbled upon a Corrie Bustard nest with 2 eggs in it, followed a family of Bat eared Jackals (super cool beasties), had a 1.7m Cape Cobra join us for Braai, enjoyed watching a local hunter take an impressive left and right- a 38" bull and 41" female Oryx. Not to mention some spectacular sunsets complete with spellbinding electrical storms, I could go on.
A first for me was happening across a young male Giraffe very recently killed in a fight with a, one would assume, a much larger adversary. I have included some photos of the poor animals (very) broken neck. Never underestimate any animal out here in Africa.
If anyone is interested in a safari, first timer or experienced African hunter please get in touch to discuss.
A first for me was happening across a young male Giraffe very recently killed in a fight with a, one would assume, a much larger adversary. I have included some photos of the poor animals (very) broken neck. Never underestimate any animal out here in Africa.
If anyone is interested in a safari, first timer or experienced African hunter please get in touch to discuss.
. Last year was written off. it was saddening to see the effects of the drought in 2019. Areas I had been in the year before were desolate, nothing growing. Sadly it looks like this year is a write off as well. Currently we (in Ireland) are banned from non essential travel.
