Kruger to Kgalagadi September 2023 - How I Pack & Why Hunting Is Important to Conservation

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This trip begins in Kruger and I used this as my stopover to prepare for the long trip.
I spent 2 nights at Pretoriuskop.
1 night at a friend's in Johannesburg.
1 night in Vryburg
1 night in Upington
The best road to travel done from Johannesburg to the Kgalagadi is the N14.
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I stayed 14 nights in the Kgalagadi and drove all the public roads = 1900km.
I use epidemic sound for songs
I use 3 Sony cameras
A7III
A9II
A7IV
I use 4 Lenses
16-35mm F2.8
70-200mm F2.8
400mm F2.8
200-600mm F5.6

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12 сен 2024

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@styx5131 10 месяцев назад

Hunting for sport, and hunting for survival is a very different story. That’s also a very good reason why natural predators are important to the ecosystem… they’re natures way of population control. There’s many cases of predators being deemed pests and whole populations almost wiped out. They all play a vital role. I’m glad you talked about this topic. Me myself I couldn’t do it, but I do understand it. Now the canned hunting, or practice of unconventional medicine that has no scientific basis is completely disgusting in my opinion.

@Theexperienceafrica 10 месяцев назад

Hey, thank you for this awesome comment and for watching the video. I really appreciate it 😊 Yes, when you look at it from the ecosystems perspective, it is very important to have a balance of herbivores and predators. Many Game Reserves have created systems where hunting is the predator, and originally purchased ancestors would hunt, and this is much healthier than all the domestically raised animals. Cows contribute 17% to greenhouse gases. I understand where you are coming from with the ethnically part, canned hunting, and traditional medicine hunting is definitely destroying nature and our planet.