Photographing birds & animals by boat on the Chobe river with Pangolin Photo Safaris

[@rerolley]

My wife and I were there last month. It was wonderful. Great hosts, great location, great wildlife, great food.

[@QuintinMills]

That is excellent, i am so glad you enjoyed it. I can't wait to go back myself, I might even organise a photography workshop / tour there early in 2024.

[@CharlesMercer]

A company that understands the photographer. Rare indeed.

[@HuntersofLight]

Absolutely, everything is built around the photographer :-)

[@sarelalberts8890]

Pangolin is definitely the best .

[@wolfgangvaneck6266]

I've been following Guts and his team for a few years now and a trip to/with them is still very high on the bucket list.

[@HuntersofLight]

Hi Wolfgang, thanks for the comment :-) I am going to try and organise a trip to Guts and the @pangolinphotosafaris team for Hunters of Light members. I cannot wait to get back there and provide the opportunity for people to experience the great hospitality and photography opportunities Pangolin Photo Safaris provides.

[@wolfgangvaneck6266]

@@HuntersofLight, that's an awesome idea!!

[@thomastuorto9929]

Great vid. Love the vids pangolin put out. Wish I could go there.

[@HuntersofLight]

Did you know that Pangolin Photo Safaris is running a competition to win a safari? The Pangolin Photo Challenge (a wildlife photography contest) invites you to get out and practice your wildlife photography to stand the chance to win 1 of 6 Botswana Wildlife Photography safaris as well as lots of other prizes. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6bboZ2DhNqAb8k

[@thomastuorto9929]

@@HuntersofLight Yup, I seen it & one last year. I'm not in an area (suburbs)which has a lot of great wildlife. I could get a Egret , osprey, some small woodland type birds & even maybe a Blue Hering, POSSIBLY. But your rite about getting out & practicing. I should enter a photo= nothing to loose.

[@jennifercarrigan1979]

looks like an amazing way to see the wildlife

[@HuntersofLight]

I can tell you that it was the best way i have ever photographed wildlife or birds. If you get a chance, go for it!