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(08-14-2014, 01:27 PM)'Amnon242' Wrote:

(08-14-2014, 11:10 AM)'Roflcopters' Wrote: Br hills is the most difficult habitat to sight tigers in all of India, it's like all hills basically and elevated.. Good picture, the male looks massive even though i can't see much. [img]images/smilies/wink.gif[/img]
 

 

...I have one remark...

I have never been to India, but as I know tiger sighting is quite problematic. For instance couple of weeks ago I red an article about a photographer who visited several tiger reserves in India. In some reserves he hasn´t seen any tigers, in other reservers he was more lucky and saw some tigers (for a moment and from quite a long distance).

If somebody says that he visited India and has seen Bamera and his father has seen Wagdoh...then those people were really lucky...I´d say
 

 

Vijay can elaborate more on this,
but it depends on the area.

Im pretty sure that when a tourist goes to Ranthambhore they are almost guaranteed to see a tiger in a 3 day safari.
I would say the same for Kahna, bandahvargh or Tadoba.
Most of the photograph's come from these places so its safe to assume that they are the easiest to see tigers.
But you are lucky to see any animal in its natural setting these days, which is sad in its own right.

Like you, I haven't been to India either so this is simply a guess.
Vijay would have far more info on this I'm sure.
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