January Ranger’s Report 2023

Considering that this is the first report for the new year, I think it is quite fitting to shine a light on all the new life! There is always excitement emanating from the back of the cruiser when we move into a sighting with baby animals. Impala lambs, Lion cubs, and Giraffe calves are probably some of the most popular,...

December Ranger’s Report 2022

The festive season has been in full swing at the lodge, and our guests have enjoyed some epic sightings! Our team of three rangers grew to four when Field Guide, Noleen Turner, joined us early in December. It has been the lion dynamics on the reserve that have caused the biggest buzz around game drive times. The two dominant males had a...

April Ranger’s Report 2021

This month has been a fantastic month for sightings in the bush. The birds are chirping and the Impala have started rutting.  We have been having more sightings of all three of our Cheetahs in the last month - close ups and walking past our game viewers. They are definitely some special moments to experience with the fastest cat in the...

March Ranger’s Reports

The month of March was hot for the first 2 weeks, but as we approached the second half of the month, the weather suddenly changed and we received quite a lot of rainfall, which is very good for nature just before winter comes. We have even seen the last of the young from the Kudu, Impala, Zebra and Wildebeest. Download...

February Ranger’s Reports

The month of February has been a hot and wet month to be sure and, as such, the animals have followed the usual pattern of moving to the northern half of the reserve. This has not decreased the sightings at all.However, it does require the rangers to travel a little further to get the best sightings of the animals, but...

January’s Ranger Reports

We would like to welcome all our guests to 2021. We wish you all a healthy and prosperous year. 2021, thus far, seems very successful in terms of climate, although it has started off with the continuation of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. However, we are hopeful for a better year, as the wildlife continues to blossom with lush vegetation. This new life...