Chobe, Savuti and Khwai 2021 - Episode 4: From Savuti to Khwai

[@EdwardBath]

Another amazing episode!

[@EpicAfrica]

Thanks mate!!

[@bobbyabrahamnatureloverdsp9104]

Pack of those wild dogs were really awesome.

[@EpicAfrica]

it was amazing and very lucky of us to see them.

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

Fantastic! Such good luck with all the dogs.

[@EpicAfrica]

We saw them plenty! One afternoon they walked in front of camp. Just amazing!

[@TheSafariExpert]

Sjo, guys - those dogs 🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕! Thanks for another awesome video. Now I can’t wait for our trip in September. We’ve got 9 nights at campsite 13 in Magotho 🤩

[@EpicAfrica]

The dogs were amazing!!!! We are off in April again, also cannot wait! One of the best spots!

[@4WheelingSA]

Awesome episode! You guys are so lucky to visit these places. Thanks for taking us along.

[@EpicAfrica]

Our pleasure! thank you for watching and glad we can share these amazing places with everyone.

[@shaunmoller2666]

Jay thanks for a episode of nice sightings camp in the bush family time and wow wildehonde an epic episode

[@EpicAfrica]

Thanks man so glad you enjoyed!

[@markusschnepper4221]

Great Episode ..Love the Wilddogs ☺️..Next Episode More Wilddogs Awesome 🤙😍

[@EpicAfrica]

Thank you so much, we really got lucky with the dogs but I guess that's what keeps us going back, every trip is different and amazing in its own way.

[@shanesadventures4433]

Epic wild dog sightings!! 🐕 Did you notice the one wild dog ears are limp, wonder why… That braai pie 🥧 looked amazing Cant wait for the next episode!

[@EpicAfrica]

Thank you! Yes that wild dog seemed a bot like the runt of the litter. but it was so cool to see how the rest of the pack waited for him and protected him! Braai pie is a win for sure!

[@helgardtpretorius3888]

Looks like it might be a feral dog with some wild dog genetics.

[@jacoscheepers3600]

Yes also noted the floppy ear doggy which is way out of the norm for wild dogs. Will be interesting to find out more about the stray. Thanks for the episodes, we’re doing the same route in June 22 so lekka to get some insights.

[@reagilekatlholo7303]

How are you guys always successful in finding wildlife such as wilddogs,lion and leopard

[@EpicAfrica]

A combination of luck, timing, listening to nature (alarm calls), tracking spoor! I must admit, we do not always spend hours out on a drive because of our kids, so we probably see less than a lot of people!

[@suebotha3314]

Hi Jay and family, could you please tell me what September is like in Moremi and Khwai . Is there a lot of thick sand? Does a Bush Lapa manage it easily?

[@EpicAfrica]

Hi Sue, its fantastic in Sep, you wont have any problems, the road are not really that sandy and its a great time of year to visit. Still dry so the game are always at the river and all the roads are dry and easy to drive.

[@suebotha3314]

Thanks for your reply. I need to bother you for one more question. Is a direct route up to Chobe Safari lodge a good option, or must we go back down to Maun, across to Nata on the A3, and then up the A33 to Chobe Safari Lodge.? Hope you can help. Thanks Jay

[@suebotha3314]

If I need to pay you for all the questions, just let me know. I would rather speak to you, who is experienced. Kind regards. Sue

[@WildlifeObsessed]

Cheers. Any suggestions for Camp sites in Kwai area heading towards Mbabe Village (leaving Moremi GR after 4+ x nights) ….. ? Thnx v much

[@EpicAfrica]

Magotho or Mbudi Camp are great

[@siphosibiya4472]

one of the dogs looked like a domestic

[@EpicAfrica]

Yes we thought so too!