Morning Drive
Nottens female on the left over kill of the Impala ram, also one hyena waiting which was eventually rewarded with the carcass falling out of the tree. Three huge buffalo bulls open area north of White Dam itself. Two sleeping rhinos at Nottens Access west of the concrete crossing. It was a female with a long horn and her friend. Then there were two more rhinos at the open area, west of White Dam itself and one lonely young elephant bull Nkaya north of Monza junction.
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Evening Drive
We drove around on different roads looking for anything new. We found a nice breeding herd of Impala with a big bull waterbuck east of Makulu Mazonki. We stayed with them for a long time, got all big five with my guests already. Then Tom called in a pride of lions tracks on Selati Access, I went to have a look but could only get one big males tracks. He then called in that the pride of lions tracks had crossed into Dudley. We had a long group puza at Khoti view. There was a young male leopard sighting north of Weeping Plains puza spot but Darred got another young female leopard on Ukhuthula, we got there and she headed straight into the thick bush. Tom then got a lion pride in Mala-Mala east of Marula puza spot he told me on channel eight because they were far into Mala-Mala. We viewed two youngsters maybe one male or both males, one big female and one big male. Ayirfield pride. Then we got one bull elephant and the skittish female leopard west of room seven in the dark.