Chobe National Park in Botswana. Overlanding with a landcruiser 79series. Elephant Sands

[@m.goodengumman3941]

Thanks for sharing this video, wonderful. 👍🦁🇬🇧

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Thanks for watching

[@drup2013]

Another wonderful video. Your luck with lions continues to amaze.. Looking forward to more videos and hopefully one day we'll meet in the great wilderness of the beautiful country.. ❤️❤️🇧🇼🇧🇼

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Thanks. We did have a lot of luck with cats on that trip. Hopefully the next trip won’t disappoint in comparison. Thanks for following the series. I am sure we will bump into each other on one of our trips

[@drup2013]

@@OurLifeInAfrica 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@doug729]

Love Chobe. Been able to see it twice. The boat cruise is amazing. You had some great sightings, but that is Chobe.

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Thanks for watching. Chobe was amazing and treated us with some nice sightings

[@ExperienceWildAfrica]

Very nice! Thank you for sharing. The sandy roads of Chobe can be a lot of "fun", at the wrong time of the day, at the wrong time of year! Sorry about the damage to the tyres and MaxTrax Till next episode

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Thank you once again. And thanks for following the series of episodes. It means a lot. We caught the worst areas of the sand at the hottest times of the day. Can still feel the blisters on my feet.

[@obuilephaladi6348]

Thank you very much for sharing your trip with us, excellent content throughout.

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Thank you so much for following the series and all the uploads. Appreciate the support

[@obuilephaladi6348]

​@@OurLifeInAfricamost welcome

[@deepthijhanak]

Ur videos are just just amazing. So simple so realistic and just beautiful. No words to express how beautifully u have filmed. Can also see how much love you have for wildlife through your video. Amazing amazing...God bless you guys.

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Thank you so much for the kind words. It does make it easier doing what we love. Thanks for following and supporting us by watching

[@thebuffalooverlander]

A great series and another great episode with some good old favourites 👏👏

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Thank you so much. Botswana kept delivering on that trip. Hopefully the next one will be just as entertaining

[@mrsmariamoreme7241]

Thanks for taking us along this wonderful adventure, great video as usual 🙏🏽🙏🏽 Please pass my greetings to your beautiful ladies there 🥰🥰

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Thank you! Will do! And thanks for the support by watching and following our adventures

[@speicheprivat3258]

Beautiful 🎥👏👏👏

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Thank you

[@insideoutadventuressa8283]

We learn so much from you guys! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Thanks for the kind words and for watching. We can’t wait to return to these areas again. So much more to explore

[@NicoleMaillard-i4q]

Excellent many thanks

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

You are welcome! And thanks for watching

[@oduetsbw6548]

been waiting for this one 😊

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Thank you so much for following and watching the series

[@matumelanemokoena2439]

Always nice to watch your vibe on the road #offroad forever yona #

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Thank you for watching and following our adventures

[@nmvi226]

Wonderful episode 👌 Do you ever have issues with petrol jerrycans when traveling in the heat?

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

We have never had issues. I only fill it with 19litres so that it is not completely full though.

[@AntonSchoeman-i3w]

Hi, Really enjoyed the video.Question:Is the 4.0v6 not rated to max 1500kg towing limit?Loaded Companion is more than that.

[@AntonSchoeman-i3w]

No reply?

[@paulrobberts1527]

You dont need bigger tyres

[@obuilephaladi6348]

Tell me one thing when you got stuck along the river bank in your game drive, was the sand too much for the landcruiser? Or was it miscalculation of the terrain ahead? I know of the middle man of that park, n i passed by the same route last month with a GD6, again we found a Nissan NP300 4x4 stuck in that same place.

[@obuilephaladi6348]

My name is Thebe Masoto, just ignore Obuile .

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Hi. We stopped for some ellies in the distance, and as we tried to pull away we could not move. The diffs were already touching the sand. So basically no wheels on the ground, but on solid steel in the form of the front and rear diff

[@obuilephaladi6348]

​@@OurLifeInAfricaUnderstood

[@mnam935]

Deflate tyres to min 0,8Bar

[@OurLifeInAfrica]

Deflating only works before getting stuck on the diffs, then the tires do not touch the ground. We think that is how we destroyed our tires and maxtrax. It was deflated, hanging on the diffs, then all that happened was wheel spin on the maxtrax.