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  1. Steve Babbs

    Cheetahs in Namibia

    Always knew Etosha was a long shot, spent two weeks in Kruger without seeing one. Hopefully I'll have more luck at Kgalagadi.
  2. Steve Babbs

    Cheetahs in Namibia

    Enjoyed the Website Jane. Thanks for the tip but I presume the Central Kalahari is only suitable for 4x4 and we'll have a 2WD. We're going to try the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, which I'm told can be visited with a 2WD with care. As the date show this trip was put off a bit but is on for...
  3. Steve Babbs

    Cheetahs in Namibia

    Jos It sounds fantastic although it seems likely that it'll be 09 before I get there now. The lure of brazil for next year may well prove too much. Steve
  4. Steve Babbs

    Cheetahs in Namibia

    Dave I'm sure you're right East Africa would be a better bet for cheetah, but I am visiting Namibia anyway on a general birding/wildlife watching trip. I always realised that cheetah was a long shot but would like to maximise my rather slim chances. The big appeal of South Africa/Namibia for...
  5. Steve Babbs

    Cheetahs in Namibia

    I wasn't expecting a promise. Just trying to increase my chances slightly. I have spent a big chunk of my adult life watching wildlife around the world and am only too aware how difficult it can be. I certainly have nothing against reintroductions, that just isn't how I want to see one. Also...
  6. Steve Babbs

    Cheetahs in Namibia

    Having failed to see cheetah in South Africa I keen to have another try in Namibia, when I visit in July/August either next year or the year after. Anyone seen them? I know they're in Etosha but not sure I've seen a trip report where someone has actually seen them. Does that mean they are...
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