Guests that sayed with us in May and the following to say about there experiances:

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In 1995, just before Victoria arrived on the scene, there had been great general excitement: I was pregnant! The news spread like wildfire. Everyone was thrilled, with Jurie’s mom and my mom being the most thrilled of all.

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Most hippos found living in isolation are usually dethroned males which have been unceremoniously kicked out of the raft and are henceforth understandably grumpy souls.

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After about a year in the bush I began to wonder whether we would ever be called upon to take care of a wildlife orphan. I had read several accounts of this happening to other people living in the wilds and, knowing it to be no easy task, wondered how we would manage.

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One thing for sure about the bush and its experiences on offer, one can live in the wild for your life span, but will never die having seen it all.

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So often you will hear people, guides included, what they had seen on their game drives.
More often than not if one or more of the clichéd big five hasn’t been seen, you will inevitably be told it was a quiet drive.

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While writing this he is just sitting and watching me.

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April has been a month of change here at Bush Lodge, but a change for the good!

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It has been an eventful month with many interesting sightings, from territorial disputes, cubs, and fantastic kills! This month I am structuring the diary a little differently and will be leaning towards a more statistical view.

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After a very busy month here are a few comments from our recent guests.

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