A tigress at hunting in Pench Tiger Reserve, we follow her for 10 minutes.

Our jeep follows a hunting tigress and watch as she misses one attack on some cheetal deer in Pench Tiger Reserve. This all goes on just 100 metres parallel with road, with the jeeps following her every move. The Tigress finally crossed the roads in front of us. It was a very special experience.
Contents of this video
00:00 From gate we drive in for the evening Pench safaris
00:41 Tiger pug marks in the mud
00:50 Cheetal stag, Indian roller, Languir monkey
01:31 Blue Bull or Nilgai the largest Asian antelope
02:30 Park jeeps, coloured birds and samber deer
03:42 Eagle
4:09 King fisher, white heron fishing
4:46 Hunting Tigress on the road
6:01 Tigress stalks the spotted deer
6.55 Tigress launches her attack on the deer
7:12 We follow the Tigress who walks parralel to the road
10:50 Tigress stops to look for prey
11:21 Tigress uses its well developed sense of smell
11:45 Tigress scent marks by spraying
12:06 Tigress crosses the road in front of our jeep
Pench Tiger reserve covers an area of 758 sq km, it is rich wildlife including the Royal Bengal tiger, jackal, peafowl, wild dog, wild boar, sloth bear, Indian leopard, fox, striped hyena, monkey, gaur, barking deer, four-horned antelope, and Indian wolf. In 1992, it was recognised as one of India's top tiger reserves.