Good day to all our Leopard’s Tail readers!

Published on August 1, 2015 by CTGManager

Travelling to the African Bush requires a certain passion and appreciation for wildlife, something we see within all of the guests that become a part of Leopard Mountain’s history – and often future too, for our return travellers. The support our threatened Rhinos receive through the purchase of the Rhino Survival Bracelets by our guests, both local and overseas visitors, is astounding and incredibly encouraging! To date we have raised over R110 000 for www.stoprhinopoaching.com and regularly need to restock our curio shop. Every bracelet bought is a small step forward in securing the future of a majestic species, and a helpful boost to those trying to save them. Thank you to all of our guests; for your reviews and your support for conservation efforts! It is your continued support for our lodge, your drive to experience the African bush up close, to sample our Chef’s delicious cuisine or experience first-hand the efforts to secure the future of our Rhinos that drives us to perform at our best! On behalf of the Leopard Mountain family, thank you.

Wild Diary
Arguing over females the male coalition has split once again, will they get back together again dum dum dummmmm “Click here” to read more

This proud Ele is seen strolling down the riverbed full of swagger after dominating a rival bull and winning the south section!

Last Month’s Competition was:
How many Cheetah Cubs have recently been seen in the reserve? Answer: 3 Cheetah cubs have been seen.

isinkwa nesigamu kungcono ukusebenza kunokungasebenzi NH lobo isinkwa (A half loaf is better than no bread) i.e. Something is better than nothing, even if it is less than what one wanted.

Vichyssoise Soup “Click here” to read more

“Awesome spot, beautiful sighting & great staff Thank you for the special memories” – Bex & Ricky