We left camp just after 6pm with Tyrone and his girlfriend - Alex - a Canadian nurse who works at regional hospital training Zambian nurses. On the way out of the park we followed wild dog tracks but no dogs, saw where the lion pride were first seen by Tyrone and his dad - near Camesot plain,a vast floodplain and saw a beefing herd of sable grazing - brown females with horns and a magnificent male with enormous horns - Kafue makes can make $1million due to their...

We left the bush camp after breakfast and headed back to Musekese - the trip back was relatively uneventful - we looked for leopard but no luck although we thought we heard a baboon alarm call, we saw two lovely bushbuck and saw superb reflections of the trees in the water we passed. We stopped for coffee by a large granite kopie overlooking a drying flood plain while watching the birdlife feeding in the receding waters. When we arrived back at Musekese we relax...

Time in the bush is timeless - so today didn't feel like a Saturday....that said we were given a lie in until 5.30 am with breakfast at 6am and were away by 6.30am. We started off hunting for leopard - and began where we left her last night - we didn't find her but found two sets of tracks so think she had joined up with a male and were off somewhere - but where? We also saw an old wild dog den shortly after which we spotted an old hyena den - both were in the ...

An early start today - 5.15 wake up and 6.15am set off as we were headed north to Busanga Plains - a vast expanse of grassland & mounds with trees and bushes on top, which is underwater during the wet season and is a large lake with a complex of small islands. As we wended our way north we looked for leopard - but no luck and has we got onto the plains we saw small herds of blue wildebeest, groups of 2 or 3 oribi, single male roan and in the distance one larg...

We opted to start the day with another walk so at 7am we set off in a different direction from camp - a circuitous route to the river lagoon confluence and back to camp. We found leopard tracks - made in the early morning- along with civet tracks - - but no animals. We made our way to where the python had been killed by a leopard last week, parts of skeleton remained - in particular the head and jaw with its backward facing teeth and two sets in the upper jaw - ...