Name: LION ROAR CD BUNDLE
SKU: LioBun
Price: 240.00 ZAR
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LION ROAR CD BUNDLE

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Would you like to see wild animals up close?

This compact disc bundle is a must have if you are planning a trip to a park that features lions and other game. The “Lion Roar” compact disc was specifically compiled to elicit reaction from lions during playback. Game rangers in various game lodges and parks in South Africa helped to record this compact disc over a period of a year. You will be astounded at how these big cats react if you play this c.d. on your vehicle’s c.d. player. The c.d. includes over an hour of different lion roars. This c.d. does for lions what cat nip does for cats! Very interesting and a whole lot of fun!

Also included in the bundle is the Hyena compact disc which will have those Lions come running to see what their eternal enemies are up to. Lastly, a compilation of different bird sounds is also included to entice various other hunters to waterholes and other vantage points.

This 3 pack c.d. bundle is a must for people who like to see wild animals up close. Great for nature lovers and photographers of the wild!

PS: Please note that feeding and disturbing animals is seen as a offence in National Parks.