"We saw everything we were told we would see. As well as Bush squirrels, guinea fowls, and kudu. The Rhino were amazing. The guards are doing a great job. It’s always worth giving them extra to give them motivation. We saw two. Mother and son. So happy we had the experience as I do not know if my grandchildren will be able to see them. The poachers are awful and should be castrated , sadly not educated enough to know better. It’s the big boys who should know better. Very enriching experience."

"Taking part to such an activity means accepting the fact that someone does business with animals destined to live in freedom and instead forced to live in captivity. Coming back to the lion walk activity, we have been taken walking with 4 very nice and We have been taken around in the forest (very beautiful scenery) together with 4 funny and playful lion cubs (they said 9 months old). The walk was a lot of fun, the guides were totally at our disposal and it was nice. The price of ther excursion is 100 dollars (if made in combo with cheetah walk which I did) and we were in 4; it’s a lot of money and a good business. What is going to be of these animals when they'll growp up?"

"After spending two days waiting for my return flight home (after weather delays) if was a ray of sunshine seeing Mr. Lay’s smiling face. He loaded our luggage and helped us into the hotel van. That doesn’t happen as often as it use to. He asked if we enjoyed our stay (Hilton BWI airport hotel) and wished us well on our travels and that we actually make it home today. After waiting around two days for a flight home, it was just nice to have someone acknowledge our frustration and eagerness to get back home. Thank you Mr. Lay, for starting our day with a smile."