Hi! More Pumas of Torres del Paine (private reserve). To walk with them, to stay with Pumas for hours on foot and to understand a bit of their world without the barrier of a car or a boat, is a wonderful experience!
Pumas of Torres del Paine (private reserve)
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Great pictures. Where exactly was this? Is there a trip report? I could not see how to link to more info.
Thanks,
Craig
Melbourne,
Who did you go with? What company/guide? Your pictures are incredible! I want to go!
Hi all! There is a trip report of mine here in the forum (end of September). Details there. I went with an UK travel agency, and we were allowed to enter in a private estancia. In the Torres NP you can’t walk outside roads, and although Pumas are visible even from public roads with a lot of driving, views are not so good. And there are other conservation issues. We saw 17 different Pumas in 7 days, including a complete hunt, social behaviours, calling for a mate etc.