Chobe Under Canvas is situated in the Chobe National Park which encompasses 11 700 km2 of wilderness, bordered in the north by the beautiful Chobe River, and buffered on all sides by wildlife management areas and forest reserves allowing for the free movement of game. A wildlife enthusiast’s dream, Chobe National Park is one of the top wilderness reserves in the world and is home to the largest single concentration of elephant.
African Wilddog in Camp
It is not uncommon for our sister camp, Savuti Under Canvas, to see wilddog in camp. However at Chobe the wilddog is not a common occurance but lately we have been lucky enough to be seeing them on a regular basis. The reason? They have been denning close to where we camp and it is a thrill to see them every now and again make their way around our camp when out on the hunt. Heading towards the river in the afternoon in anticipation of all the plains game, especially impala along the river banks. On this particular afternoon the dogs never went on the outskirts of camp but charged straight through the middle leaving staff staring in surprise am amazment as the dogs continued on their way. Later that afternoon we caught glimses of the dogs returning. Vocalising their high pitched yaps at each other and retreating inot the distance from where they originally came.
Posted: Chobe Under Canvas by Chobe Under Canvas Botswana, Date: 16 September 2009
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