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We did an amazing full day safari with Crisscross Adventures. Our drive took us through Addo Elephant Park and over to Schotia private game park. Later in the day I had a harder time keeping track of where we went. Not quite sure how to classify some of the private park animals since they are introduced and fenced.

We did an amazing full day safari with Crisscross Adventures. Our drive took us through Addo Elephant Park and over to Schotia private game park. Later in the day I had a harder time keeping track of where we went. Not quite sure how to classify some of the private park animals since they are introduced and fenced.

We did an amazing full day safari with Crisscross Adventures. Our drive took us through Addo Elephant Park and over to Schotia private game park. Later in the day I had a harder time keeping track of where we went. Not quite sure how to classify some of the private park animals since they are introduced and fenced.

We did an amazing full day safari with Crisscross Adventures. Our drive took us through Addo Elephant Park and over to Schotia private game park. Later in the day I had a harder time keeping track of where we went. Not quite sure how to classify some of the private park animals since they are introduced and fenced.

We did an amazing full day safari with Crisscross Adventures. Our drive took us through Addo Elephant Park and over to Schotia private game park. Later in the day I had a harder time keeping track of where we went. Not quite sure how to classify some of the private park animals since they are introduced and fenced.

We did an amazing full day safari with Crisscross Adventures. Our drive took us through Addo Elephant Park and over to Schotia private game park. Later in the day I had a harder time keeping track of where we went. Not quite sure how to classify some of the private park animals since they are introduced and fenced.

Nilgai (Boselaphus tragocamelus Pallas) are large antelopes native to the Indian subcontinent. They were imported to South TX in 1920 for the purpose of trophy game hunting.
Some escaped and now there are approximately 30,000 living wild in the South TX area according to the TPWD. They are very shy and this photo was taken from approximately 100 yds.