Fish spawning and a feeding frenzy on the way North to the incredible Shimuwini Bush Camp

[@alanwilson1982]

Thanks guys for many interesting videos. I've been binge-ing this morning on your impressions of Kruger and the various camps. Your siting of the raptors on the "rabbit" kill was exceptional and to get the hyena arrive and take it away was astonishing. I'm not new to the park - been visiting regularly since '92 when I needed to broaden my horizons, but I've always camped for 4-5 weeks at a time. Your info on the bush camps was very informative as I'd heard only good reports of them over the years. They certainly appear to be superbly tucked away from the crowds and traffic jams which would suit me just fine. I do mainly bird photography and other subjects if they appear. I'm planning to spend a year in the park from about March next year but will probably have to been camping most of the time - and maybe spoil myself in a bush camp every so often. Do you know if it's possible to book for say two months, at say Lower Sabie, then keep extending the trip month after month while still there? It would be most beneficial to assess the conditions first hand and move to the areas where photography would be best at the time. Example was 2014 when half the eastern half of Kruger was burnt! Thanks again for your informative footage 👍👍

[@AndyM...]

Loving the style of videos you guys are creating and the insight to the camps is great too...counting down the days for me !!! 🤠😎

[@noplacelikekruger]

So glad that you are enjoying them. Please feel free to share them and please give us a thumbs up - it really helps.

[@loksterization]

Jay! Another episode:)

[@noplacelikekruger]

Hope you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

[@ilsejoubert5948]

Your music is horrible!!! Visuals are stunning!