Here is a quick trip report about twitchable Eurasian Lynx in Estonia. Access is through Estonian Nature Tours. A female and up to three cubs should be twitchable for the next fortnight, as long as snow does not melt. Thereafter, ENT are likely to offer a Lynx-based product. Details also on my blog: http://www.jameslowen.com/blog-7-mar-2017-the-lynx-effect-2.html Eurasian Lynx_Estonia_trip report_Mar2017_Lowen 0.2
Twitchable Eurasian Lynx in Estonia
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THanks James. This is so tempting. One for next year for me I reckon and congratulations
Cheers for the info James. I’ve cracked and I’m going on Monday – all sorted with Marika of Estonia Nature Tours. Keeping everything crossed for a successful trip.
Very curious about the result John! Good luck!
Soon myself three weeks guiding in Poland where I have had 5 eye sightings of Eurasian lynxes so far over the past three years. Strategy of spotlighting in good areas really was an upgrade both previous years. A brown bear seems resident (as far as I understood of tailor made people being there now) near our large carnivore hide we have in the Bieszczady area. Field obs too of Wolf and Bison. Let’s c in the end what the season brings!
Good luck, John. Let us know how you get on!
I understand from Marika Mann that John scored, seeing Lynx at the same site yesterday.