Kruger National Park Bush Walk (Private Concession)

15/10/2025

The on Photographic Safari
# Kruger Safari Camp
5 Safaris
Jeeps
National Park South Africa

15/10/2025

I the olden days we had rhinos with horns! Today we have rhinos with their horns cut to protect them from the poachers! In the olden days were were taught that rhinos needs their horns to not only protect themselves but also their offspring against predators or bulls that might see the young as competitors they want to kill. Male rhinos also need horns in order to challange rivals in competing for repropagation. This is the current scenario! Maybe it is time to come and visit a real wild rhino before there are none!

14/10/2025

Capture the spirit of adventure with a behind-the-scenes look at our safari guides' favorite wildlife encounters in Kruger National Park, showcasing the unique experiences and breathtaking moments our packaged photographic safaris have to offer. Who would like to interpret what is happening here!

05/06/2022

Always very good bush ethics to have your second rifle keeping watch while the first rifle explains something interesting on trail. Note the guide resting the but of the rifle on the tip of his shoe while explaining to clients the mechanics of the bush.

02/06/2022

We came across this Maroela Tree that was fed upon by Elephant. The elephant simply pushed his or hers tusks into the tree bark. Look at the imprints of the tusk on the stump! Removed the bark and consumed it! Is this negative of or positive on the environment?

31/05/2022

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30/05/2022

We had good rains the past month at the beginning of the winter. We walked into lion tracks! They were closed. The lead guide replaced two of the monolithic solid rounds with lead heads. We proceeded, could not encounter but still a rush!