Safari Life | Self Drive 4x4 Botswana | Chobe4x4 | Ep 5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 เม.ย. 2021
- Me, my wife and the wildlife: Episode 5
Baboons, elephants, birds and more exciting life around the Chobe river front!
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Not only do you look and act like my brother-in-law, but your video's are the only ones where our 1.5 year old grandson sits and watches enthralled at the wildlife. Thanks so much...and keep it up!
Wow, thank you
How I wish these videos were longer. You bring a such joy and vivid reality to whatever you give your fans. Keep on giving, we will accept and enjoy. Thank you.
Dankie James. Wish I could turn the clock back to the days with the 'hanswors' Hosana, the boss Stinkie (Tingana), and the unfortunate Karula and also your episodes with the ellies, bushwalks teaching us so much about nature.
Love the baby ellies
Great shots of the elephants.
The ellies slushing about in the swampy areas is great to see, especially the little tots! Thank you for lovely footage.
Ex Southern African, living in Canada and have had the pleasure of visiting Chobe National Park three times in the last ten years, one of the best places on the planet in my eyes!! Thanks for sharing your adventures, amazing!!
It's an amazing place! Thanks for watching!
I love love nature..so peaceful and refreshing views..Botswana is a beautiful country 🥰🇧🇼
Loved the indigo bird's display.
awesome
another wonderful day on safari..
That folks was rollicking fun. For a brief while I escaped my mundane reality to a more blissful state
I thank the two of you for that. Back to daydreaming for now
Aaah yes...got me a cup of Rooibos tea, 32 pieces of sushi, lovely Jo'burg evening weather, and a new episode to watch. Is there anything more a man could want... I doubt it.
Awesome video James & Kristen. I really look forward to your adventures. The baby ellies were adorable splashing around in the water/mud. I was waiting for the lions to come out of the bush when you guys were checking out the tracks. Thanks for sharing 🥰👏🐾
I think James was secretly hoping for lion cubs. 🤗
@@cat-zk8bv oh I know right 😂
Outstanding video !! Thank you for sharing your amazing family adventures
Another fantastic episode, flooding back memories of our time in Botswana, love the music too
Thank you for showing so many birds and putting the names on!!
Loving Botswana through your eyes...perhaps I might be fortunate to see it, one day!!
That is the worst Fish Eagle call ever James. And don't make fun of my favorite RSA bird, the noble Bostrychia Hagedash! LOL
The 🐟 🦅 was looking at you when you made an impressive impression.
Hadidah being strangled ....lol love your wife James. Ty you two our pick me ups. 🤗🍷
The amazing talent of both you and Kirsten give us all a reason to smile at a time we need it most. Thank you for that.
I do look forward to Fridays. Thank you both xx
The last song sounds good
Simply stunning! In a crazy world your videos make me really happy!! ❤️🇬🇧🐘
I watch every one of these videos and just think how lucky you are. Thanks for sharing your experiences .
The added sound effects just make my day (with the banded mongoose last time and now the indigo bird). Keep them coming!
This latest installment of James and Christen is very good. The quality of videos continue to improve as well as the editing with the music.
Thanks! Lovely to see elephants on their spa day ❤️
...Bravo!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻...
Thanks, another great episode.
Love your choices of music as always 👌💕. The little Ellies always look like they're on their own little fast forward video 😜😂, compared to the older ones moving slowly and deliberately, too cute 🥰
Hello beautiful people James and Kirsten ❤️..you both always bring it smile to my face.. thank you xx
😊 thank you
Always love these videos. What a glorious sunset!
Wow amazing video
Awesome picture quality, editing, and music choices....wow! 💜💚💛
Thank you very much!
Awesome
Extremely enjoyable video. Nice photography and amazing animal and scenic views. Thanks Hendry family!
Wonderful, as always. You both keep getting better at what you do, except for the fish eagle. I'm pretty sure I've heard you do better, James! The lion cub tracks and the baby ellies gave me a huge smile. Thank you for a really bright spot to the week.
Ah, Serondela picnic spot, I remember that place well - that's where in October'19 one of our travel companions wanted to feed the vervets (we noticed this plan too late to stop her from doing that...) and then all hell broke loose... 🙄 (During the whole trip she repeatedly did stupid things... but besides that it was a wonderful journey 🤩)
love the added sound effects by James lol
Shame guys, I can hear the flies buzzing in the car. Thank you for sharing your wonderful experiences with us 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks, James and Kirsten. That Sony A7 III and 200 to 600 is awesome sharp. Enjoy the rest of the trip.
thankyou both - Music is amazing, a really well put together vid - well done! - this was great fun to watch
Really enjoyed this - thanks!!! Still waiting to see the two giraffes “necking” which you “enticed” us with at the beginning of this series!! That would be cool to see it live from your eyes!
Coming soon!
Color pops today!
Sherryl Weber....whenever you imitate an animal or bird I always go look their sounds up.....but I must say I’m not too sure about your Fish Eagle call 😂😂😂 Wonderful video as always! Perfect music! OMG! Those are tiny baby elephants! So adorable ❤️ and I love them so much! Precious....It is Spring time so I’m assuming all the babies are around and about!
Excellant music and photo's!
loved it!
Fabulous as always ... Gr8 choice of music... Maya Johanna-Born to become
Those little ellies have got a spicy attitude!
Once again great stuff indeed, loving the sound effects too. Though every time see Kirsten wave her hand in front of her face think that James might have dropped a bomb :D Cheers
Trust you to think of that 😂😂😂😂
@@michelleforrester7476 I thank you :D some of my thoughts are censored, but do make me chuckle a lot :D
@@vokstar must admit my censored thoughts just seem to pop out of my mouth at random 🧐😜😳
@@michelleforrester7476 Sometimes they are fun other times... ooops! lol
This was amazing the photography is so professional !! Great job james ! I loved the baby lion tracks thank you for getting out n showing them ! The elephants also ! Don't think I'll ever eat on a public picnic table again 😂 thank you both for a wonderful time !! Wish I was there with you !
One day, I want to buy me one of these, or a Fortuna.
that eagle that you showed, reminds me of the eagles I've seen catching fish up here alas it is not in Canada, what did the African Eagle say to the American Eagle visiting in Canada? My God, I think I have less plastic in my insides than you do! That might be true.
A little late in watching, but always a delight! Such lushly beauty in these parts. Baby Ele captures were super special and a whole new appreciation for the park clean up staff 😉. All ready for the next episode today. ❤️
Hello from Queensland Australia 🇦🇺❤️.
That was such a beautiful video. I miss you being at Sabi Sands but I am loving your wildlife adventures with your wife.
Awesome show
Glad you enjoyed it
Love the intro song😇🤗❤️🥰
Made my day! Everything was so enjoyable. Thank you for sharing.
Fish Eagle: " Riiiight.... don't give up your day jobs folks". 😉
Awesome video as always. My little Friday Africa fix up here in the northwest of England.
TOP CLASS, as always!
Love this💖 James Never disappoints!😁
I thought the Indigo bird did quite well. That female Indigo bird was such a diva!
Agreed!
I was just wondering if you’re ever gonna see giraffes! Loved the episode! Thank you, both of you!
What a lovely posting! Thank you James and Kirsten! Loved the background music/songs, who was the singer and name of the songs? Sooo enjoyed the ellies! One of my most favourite to watch. They are so funny and full of personalities. Looking forward to seeing more James! Blessings always
The first song is by Maygen Lacey called "I got you, Buttercup!"
@@JamesHendry Thank you ! Found her music and just love her voice and songs!
Hiya from Texas
I enjoy all of y'all's adventures. Each video gets better than the last.
Miss you both on wild 🌎.
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Love your work James. Miss you on Wildearth Live and all your funny accents and of course a headstand right there in the bush! Your photography is so good, thank you. Feels like we are right there with you. I’m a new subbie. Best regards to you both from Pietermaritzburg
Thank you kindly
Thanks James and Christen. The quality of the video and sound and editing is exceptional.
I have to ask, Kirsten did that Indigo bird’s courtship moves remind you of anyone? 😎😂
I'm really starting to like that #chobe4x4......I like the setup!
Thanks Again for Sharing your Adventure! !!
But for your fish eagle calls....I believe it was a Parakeet Call!!!! Because my 2 Parakeets were calling back to you!!!!
That's great they even get there attention !
Or the Parakeets think of themselves as fish eagles?
@@JamesHendry lol.....lord help me!!!!! They do give me an Eagle Eye, once in a while!!!!!
Thank you for sharing 😇
Brillant.
Thank you for your videos. I am really enjoying your self drive safari videos - it's a dream for me to do something like that and it's great to know it is possible. Only issue for me is Chobe4x4 only has manual transmission vehicles and only 1 roof top tent. I'd need an automatic transmission vehicle and 2 rooftop tents, which I saw some other companies offer.
Hello There Barry here from Chobe4x4
We have Toyota Land Cruiser with two roof top tents and four doors. Fully kitted out for four guests. Toyota only makes the Landcruiser 79 in mannual transmissions. The automatic cars are smaller and lower and not as tough for the bush thats why we don't offer them. Hope this helps. Best regards Barry
Great video as usual
I'm starting to like your style of presentation..... Good stuff
Glad to hear it!
Cool video! But it's tooo short. Lol.
I enjoyed this very much thank you and may I say your wife is very pretty .
Thank you kindly
@@JamesHendry also you are some kind of baby whisper my baby granddaughter loves to listen to you talk ty for that lol
Not so great to hear you hurt your neck James but the rest was spot on. Always enjoy thx James and Kirsten and feel better soon James. Oh I agree heat and maybe even heat then ice switch back and forth.
Nice video. What door camera bracket do you use?
What's the difference between Puku and impala? Just horn shape? Because they do look closely related to impala...
We're loving all your videos! What sorts of cameras are you using for your set up? It looks like a full frame with the 200-600, a crop sensor on the gimbal handheld, and a gopro or something similar in the windshield? You've got a great setup to tell the story from a lot of different angles!
We use the Sony A7iii and 200-600 lens. We have a gopro on the windshield indeed!
@@JamesHendry Cool! Thanks for the reply. We're headed to Namibia for a month at the end of June, and I've got a very similar setup. We're looking forward to being back in Southern Africa!
There's nothing quite like Chobe. But, I also know it's a challenging time to see game there. While it's beautiful, with all the rain, the game no longer needs to come to the river as frequently. There's water further south. I've been there in October and seen thousands of elepants. I've been there in March and April and one time saw ONE elephant. We've camped at Serondela but the last time there, I didn't like the new rules for the local guides from the Kasane area. Routes handed out a the gate and then no back-tracking. Maybe that has changed again. This was several years ago.
We didn't get any routes handed to us - maybe things have changed? The rains definitely did change the movement of the animals, would love to go back in the dry season to see the difference...
@@JamesHendry The routes were handed out at the Kasane gate to the drivers in the early morning. At the time, self-drives couldn't enter there until 10am! Then, they had to drive straight to Ihaha. I hope it has changed. We first went to Chobe in 1988 in a Volkswagen Passat pulling a trailer! We had no clue, but we never got stuck driving all around Serondela. Really enjoy your videos and your unique understanding of wildlife interactions.
Please keep making videos. We would love to meet up sometime if you would be interested.
Another great leg of the trip! Does the camper/tent do OK during the rains? Or does it stay semi-damp and musty?
It got damp once but that was us not closing the zips properly...
New subbie 😇🤗
Thank you!
FYI - Phone & Roku transitioned w/o a reboot.
James, what time of year was this? I went in the winter (end of July) and there was nowhere near as much wildlife about as in your video. Also I’d like to know when places shut due to the rains as once it’s legal and safe to fly from Scotland I’ll hopefully be on the next flight.. I really love your videos and chats and thank you for sharing.
Hi This was in February. I think April May is the best time. Best regards Barry
@@barrycoetzee36 thank you...
I got you buttercup 💞♪♫💞💞♪♫💞💞♪♫💞💞♪♫💞💞♪♫💞💞♪♫💞💞♪♫💞💞♪♫💞💞♪♫💞💞♪♫💞
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Another fun time in the bush with the Hendry's, thanks! Also find your self a P38 can opener, very small but does the job. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P-38_can_opener
They had a can opener in the car😆
Love it - Prefer campsite 10 myself
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Tsk! 2 puku in frame = med 2-shot. Enter waterbuck cam R = med 3-shot. ;-)
James, the water in which the elephants were submersing themselves(vegetation also around) - is this temporary from so much rain or is this in a naturally swampy area? I`m used to seeing them at a watering hole that is defined but this is something else ....the little ones seem to have had trouble trodding through it - so cute!
It's the marsh area by the Chobe river that the elephants are playing and eating in.
Those horns are bitchen