We don't promise that you will see wildlife during your visit to Mutinondo. The hunting from local villagers and type of vegetation keep the wide variety of game well hidden. Mutinondo mammals are truly wild, unprotected by fence and government so if you do see something you are very lucky. The animals have a very wide range within the area and fencing would be detrimental to their natural wanderings and would help the hunters in cornering the animals and the wire would be a very good source of material to make snares.
We try to work with the community to encourage them not to hunt illegally and offer opportunities of alternative incomes but unfortunately hunters are not farmers and the local legal system is not committed to enforcing the wildlife laws. See Chintu Mukulu -Work with the Community
