Re: Animals killed in Vehicle Collisions
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2020 5:33 pm
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Re: Animals killed in Vehicle Collisions
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2020 6:49 pm
and the braai services? 
Re: Animals killed in Vehicle Collisions
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2020 10:39 am
Re: Animals killed in Vehicle Collisions
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2020 10:52 am
I hate seeing animals suffer 
I hope that they have called the park officials........................even if they are "only" impalas!! 
I hope that they have called the park officials........................even if they are "only" impalas!! Re: Animals killed in Vehicle Collisions
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2020 8:23 am
Re: Animals killed in Vehicle Collisions
Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2021 10:23 am
Kruger Sightings
@LatestKruger
Alert:
16:40
Injured Wild Dog still breathing in road
H1-1, 200m E of S65
We have reported it to the emergency team and they have responded, Rangers notified
Tinged by Carla
5:08 PM · Apr 22, 2021
Re: Animals killed in Vehicle Collisions
Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2021 10:33 am
Re: Animals killed in Vehicle Collisions
Posted: Mon May 31, 2021 10:25 am
Kruger Sightings
@LatestKruger
4:00pm
1 Martial Eagle stationary
"Martial eagle tried to take a tortoise that was driven over and got struck by someone speeding."
H4-1, 20km E of Skukuza
Near Skukuza
5/5
Tinged by Johan Jacobs
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4:58 PM · May 30, 2021
Re: Animals killed in Vehicle Collisions
Posted: Mon May 31, 2021 12:20 pm
Re: Animals killed in Vehicle Collisions
Posted: Fri Sep 24, 2021 9:38 pm
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Willem Botha
Once again the topic of speeding in the Kruger National Park. Have been at Punda for the last three days. On our way here and on our way to Croocks Corner and back yesterday I was amazed at how people were speeding on both tar and gravel roads. Today was a public holiday and the roads were full of vehicles with no traffic officials visible and the Section Ranger also not working on public holidays when they are needed most. We went on a sunset drive today and at 17h30 the number of vehicles stil way more than 30 min away from the nearest gate or camp all obviously speeding and some occupants openly drinking alcohol. Empty alcohol cans and bottles also laying all along the road. At approximately 19h00 we came upon a cheetah sighting on the Shingwedzi Punda road. The cheetah was calling and the guide informed us that he was probably calling his brother as there were always 2 cheetah in the area. To our utter dismay we found the other cheetah dead next to the road with evidence that it was hit by a car. Whilst we were sitting there, there were still cars approaching of which one was a game drive vehicle occupied by 3 men of whom 2 were in uniform and one in civilian clothes. The one in civilian clothes tried to hide the beer between his legs. They informed us that they were rangers from Vlakteplaas and that they arrested the driver of a VW Polo for poaching. Is KNP Management aware of any such arrest? Why are there no traffic officials on duty in this area which is known for accidents and speeding especially on a public holiday when they know that people will stream into the park. Why not train horenary rangers to act as traffic officials as clearly the Park personnel is seriously failing in this department. It is sad enough that just about all the lion prides in this area has been poached out. Now the predators that's left are being killed by speeding vehicles. If the driver of the vehicle was arrested as reported, I hope he is banned from the park for life.
Willem Botha
Once again the topic of speeding in the Kruger National Park. Have been at Punda for the last three days. On our way here and on our way to Croocks Corner and back yesterday I was amazed at how people were speeding on both tar and gravel roads. Today was a public holiday and the roads were full of vehicles with no traffic officials visible and the Section Ranger also not working on public holidays when they are needed most. We went on a sunset drive today and at 17h30 the number of vehicles stil way more than 30 min away from the nearest gate or camp all obviously speeding and some occupants openly drinking alcohol. Empty alcohol cans and bottles also laying all along the road. At approximately 19h00 we came upon a cheetah sighting on the Shingwedzi Punda road. The cheetah was calling and the guide informed us that he was probably calling his brother as there were always 2 cheetah in the area. To our utter dismay we found the other cheetah dead next to the road with evidence that it was hit by a car. Whilst we were sitting there, there were still cars approaching of which one was a game drive vehicle occupied by 3 men of whom 2 were in uniform and one in civilian clothes. The one in civilian clothes tried to hide the beer between his legs. They informed us that they were rangers from Vlakteplaas and that they arrested the driver of a VW Polo for poaching. Is KNP Management aware of any such arrest? Why are there no traffic officials on duty in this area which is known for accidents and speeding especially on a public holiday when they know that people will stream into the park. Why not train horenary rangers to act as traffic officials as clearly the Park personnel is seriously failing in this department. It is sad enough that just about all the lion prides in this area has been poached out. Now the predators that's left are being killed by speeding vehicles. If the driver of the vehicle was arrested as reported, I hope he is banned from the park for life.