Increase your Chances of Spotting the Tiger in the Wild!!
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Increase your Chances of Spotting the Tiger in the Wild!!

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As wildlife enthusiasts (WE) visiting these tiger reserves frequently for the last decade, what we have figured out is that if we spot a tiger in a safari, and then if we do continuous safaris for the next 3 to 5 days, chances are higher (80%) to spot them again. Several reasons and one of them we found is that when Tiger has hunted a big one (say a huge Sambar Deer or say a Gaur), it tends to pull that near a water source and stays there for a week or so until the kill is devoured completely (of course it covers it when it is not devouring).

Let us share you a secret of increasing the chances of spotting the tiger. If you are a regular into these jungles, you know these people very well and as soon as a tiger is spotted (with a huge kill, most likely) you get a call from these people saying we spotted a tiger with a kill and a sure chance it will be around for next one week, pack your bags and run to the forest 🙂 We do that and we get those amazing sightings and snaps. Anyways now that the secret is out, if you are interested to get notified when we get notified, drop us an email (to GetNotified@WildTrails.In) with your email address (and Phone number if you like to get a Text/SMS) and we will notify you.

Currently we get the info from Bannergatta National Park (BNP), Kabini & Nagarhole National Park (NNP) and Biligiri Ranga Swamy Temple Wildlife Sanctuary (BRT)  which are drivable distance from the city of Bangalore (around 220 to 250 kms) and you can cover in 4 to 5 hours.

(BTW I have created a Facebook group for the same – Get Notified When Tiger is Spotted; You can join there as well)

Happy Tiger Sighting but please be a responsible wildlife tourist; While in the forest  – no littering, no sounds, no feeding, no getting down from the safari jeep,no calls (put your cell phones to airplane mode or switch off). Remember we are visiting their house and when we are there, let’s follow their rules.

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To get the detailed info of the place, best season & time to visit, how to get there, safari details / boating/ trekking details, list of animals/birds you can expect to see there , entry/camera fees, and of course all of the accommodations nearby, please download the app or send us an inquiry:

Google Playstore2   The WildTrails of India app is the best way to get all the details about Indian wildlife sanctuaries (best travel times, animal sightings, safari details, accommodations, activities, prices, etc). If you are a iPhone (iOS) user, please download the app here. If you are a Android user, please register for the early cut of the app, please register here. Learn more about WildTrails of India here.   EnquireNowButton  LikeUsOnFB

 

PS1: The app will be released soon and will be charged $5 but those who register to our Beta program, the app will be free; please do sign up for the program here at info@wildtrails.in

 

PS2: Please be a responsible wildlife tourist; While in the forest  – no littering, no sounds, no feeding, no getting down from the safari jeep, no calls (put your cell phones to airplane mode or switch off). Remember we are visiting their home and when we are there, let’s follow their rules.

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