Vadodara: When the wooded area division determined to launch a hunt for the tiger in Lunawada taluka, this trio was the first to get a decision for help. Manoj Thakar from Vadodara, Vickey Chauhan from Ahmedabad and Ketan Chauhan from Dahod have been the one civilians curious about monitoring the tiger.
And, their pleasure knew no bounds after they after all captured the tiger’s photographs by trap cameras in Santrampur taluka. “We were curious about wildlife rescues so we understand the wild animals’ behaviour and traits. So the wooded area officers determined to contain us in the seek to track the tiger at the earliest. The wild cat seldom stay at one position for a long time,” Manoj informed TOI.
When asked concerning the enjoy, Manoj stated that it was a difficult workout. “We had tracked lions and leopards however never a tiger in previous couple of decades. So it was bit tough to trace the tiger by following its pugmarks. Still, our crew together with two wooded area officers controlled to capture the tiger’s photos inside three days of the hunt. The Madhya Pradesh wooded area officers had been looking for the tiger for remaining three hundred and sixty five days after it received knowledge of its presence,” Manoj stated.
“The complete workout was very exciting. We even controlled to peer pugmarks of a leopard and the tiger together. The presence of a tiger in the land of lions is thrilling,” Vickey Chauhan stated. The wooded area officers have kept seven trap cameras in several spots in the forests of Santrampur to track the tiger’s movements.
And, their pleasure knew no bounds after they after all captured the tiger’s photographs by trap cameras in Santrampur taluka. “We were curious about wildlife rescues so we understand the wild animals’ behaviour and traits. So the wooded area officers determined to contain us in the seek to track the tiger at the earliest. The wild cat seldom stay at one position for a long time,” Manoj informed TOI.
When asked concerning the enjoy, Manoj stated that it was a difficult workout. “We had tracked lions and leopards however never a tiger in previous couple of decades. So it was bit tough to trace the tiger by following its pugmarks. Still, our crew together with two wooded area officers controlled to capture the tiger’s photos inside three days of the hunt. The Madhya Pradesh wooded area officers had been looking for the tiger for remaining three hundred and sixty five days after it received knowledge of its presence,” Manoj stated.
“The complete workout was very exciting. We even controlled to peer pugmarks of a leopard and the tiger together. The presence of a tiger in the land of lions is thrilling,” Vickey Chauhan stated. The wooded area officers have kept seven trap cameras in several spots in the forests of Santrampur to track the tiger’s movements.
This civilian troika helped track the tiger
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February 14, 2019
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