This book is a tale of Joseph Serugo’s journey as a senior wildlife manager in UWA that started in February 1990 to April 2007. Along this journey, the Author highlights the following: - His corners, dark and light spots; potholes, hills and valleys, narrow escapes, upbeats and successes. - Similar escapades of other colleagues in Eastern and Southern Africa. - Reveals how far wildlife conservation and tourism in Uganda has come since the 1950s. - Recognizes some of the African ‘mothers’ who ate soil in order to produce the beautiful ladies and handsome lads everyone is admiring today. - Offers preventive and survival tips on how safely to navigate a wild environment with some of its most daring inhabitants like Pythons. - Deeply dissects poaching in Eastern and Southern Africa.