Hi all, just a few updates and questions, while watching this epic leopard we found in KHWAI,
Thank you for all your support this past year,
I think our next video, maybe us looking at a 4x4 or Namibia, it depends on what happens first.
looking forward to lots more adventures next year.
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The Cry Of The Kalahari
Hard Copy Book amzn.to/3BQTs2n
Kindle amzn.to/48rAYBX
My Top WildLife Guide Books
Beat About the Bush amzn.to/3Yp7zVk
Roberts Birds of Southern Africa amzn.to/3Yp8sx8
Beat About the Bush Birds (a more affordable option) amzn.to/4dNes7n
Field Guide to Tracks and Signs of Southern Africa amzn.to/4h7jnTE
Top Recommended Safari Gear:
A good pair of Binoculars, and there are many options I use a pair of beat-up Nikons, and the dream is to get a pair of Zeiss as the quality and sharpness are insane. However there are some even cheaper options, but a pair of binoculars are a must.
Zeiss 10x42 Terra ED Binoculars amzn.to/3Yqs6J4
Nikon Monarch M5 10x42 Binocular (The Affordable option) amzn.to/3NqV1GV
Another essential is a good multi-tool knife, For me, it is the Leatherman skeletool
but the most useful is probably the Leatherman Wave. Just remember not to pack it in your hand luggage!!!
LEATHERMAN, Wave+ amzn.to/4f8MLak
A camera: your phone is good, but if you have an amazing sighting, you will regret not having a good camera, you don’t need an expensive camera but you do want something with a minimum of a 300mm zoom lens. I use a Canon DSLR, you may think a DSLR is complicated, but if you not a tech person just put it on auto and you will be good.
Canon EOS Rebel with lenses amzn.to/3Y7a3Gx
Nikon Z50 Mirrorless Camera (more modern option) amzn.to/4f5yU4z
A travel mug that keeps things cold and hot and fits in a cupholder without spilling:
Stanley AeroLight amzn.to/3zRU33l
A Stanley Flask amzn.to/3BMGrqt
A french press for coffee if you are a coffee person, amzn.to/3Ydgzf5
A rechargeable spotlight :
Mag-Lite (the expensive option) amzn.to/4ha56p9
A cheaper option amzn.to/4dOWBNh
A headlamp is also very useful when cooking or working around camp at night, especially when you eating dinner and you need to be handsfree, having a headlamp with a red light option is also great as it doesn’t disturb others or animals. amzn.to/404rs5v
I have really enjoyed having a trail camera to set up in camp to see the animals that pass through camp, amzn.to/4f93ha6