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Gus Le Breton
@africanplanthunterTracked since May 2026
Observed Jul 20, 2026 · staleModeled revenue
creating African 4x4 adventure and plant hunting stories every w.
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Paid members
23
0% · 30 days
Total audience
92
incl. free followers
Estimated monthly gross
$138
$69–$207 modeled range
Starting price
$3/mo
5 membership tiers
Membership tiers
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$0/moFreePublic prices and benefits only
$3/moBundu-BasherIf plants, African wilderness and 4X4s are your thing, please support me to keep the videos coming. You’ll never be charged more per month than the maximum you set. This tier includes:
$5/moTrail-BlazerIf you really want to feel like you’re part of the journey,
with regular interaction with me, this is the one for you. Thank you! In addition to all the benefits of the Bundu-Basher Tier, you will receive:
$12/moSundowner-PartnerThis is the one where you not only see and smell the adventure, but periodically you get to taste it, sitting down together with me (virtually) at the end of a long day and downing a cold one together. What could be better?! In addition to all the benefits of the Bundu-Basher and Trail-Blazer Tiers, you will receive:
$25/moCo-DriverOk, at this level of support (which is massively appreciated!), you've definitely earned the right to hop in and join me for the ride! Everything from the Bundu-Basher, Trail-Blazer and Sundowner-Partner Tiers, plus:
Growth signals — Gus Le Breton
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May 202615 weeks trackedNow
Gus Le Breton23 members · $138/mo
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Ranking data · includes stale rows| Rank | Creator and why included | Paid members | Gap vs Gus Le Breton | Freshness |
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| #4 |  The Safari ExpertVideoContent relevance + business context | 69 | 46 more | Aug 3, 2026 |
| #5 |  Charline OverlandingVideoContent relevance + business context | 52 | 29 more | Aug 10, 2026 |
| #6 | Gus Le BretonProfileCommunityPaid members position in Recommended cohort | 23 | Reference | Jul 20, 2026Stale |
| #7 |  LeopardsgowildPodcastsContent relevance + business context | 21 | 2 fewer | Aug 5, 2026 |
| #8 |  A2A Expedition - The Bell FamilyWritingContent relevance + business context | 17 | 6 fewer | Aug 5, 2026 |
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Video Latest postPublicSneak PreviewHey guys, so, things have been cooking in the African Plant Hunter kitchen. As you may have seen, I've been drip-feeding these self-drive guide videos out over the last month. This is a sneak preview, just for you, of the 4th and final one, which will be officially published on Wed 12th August. But these are just the fore-runner to a new, much bigger project in the pipeline. Stay tuned......
3 days ago at Aug 11 crawl 0 likes 3 commentsNew Series Coming UpHey folks, I'm launching a new series as a self-drive guide to Zimbabwe. Expect tips on where and when to go, how the roads are, where to stay, getting fuel and other insiders tips to help plan the perfect Zimbabwean self-drive expedition.ArticleJuly 22Public 0 1Mountain adventure ZimJune 29 View post Three years ago, I guided Jeremy Clarkson and his team on their drive through the Eastern Highlands of Zim. The highlight was a section of very little travelled road between the base of Nyangani mountain and the Pungwe Drift. One of my very favourite drives in Zim. Last week I was able to take a group of Aussie self drive tourists through on the exact same route. I made this slightly cheesy but nevertheless fun video to just give an idea of what it entails. Happy to show you the route if you ever want to give it a go!ArticleJune 29Public 0 2Exploring in Hwange National ParkI'm on a road trip around Zim with paying clients from Australia, and we had an extra day in Hwange national park. So I persuaded some of them to join me on what threatened to be a "Wild Gus Chase", but actually turned into an extraordinary and productive outing. Here's the video I shot while I was thereVideoJune 14Public 0 1Insiders ClubFor reasons I don't quite understand, my newsletters don't always get to everyone. In case you haven't seen my latest one, here's the link!ArticleJune 3Public 0 0Boma National Park, South SudanJanuary 18 View post I have to keep pinching myself to make sure it's not a dream. But it's not. I'm really here. Boma National Park, one of Africa's great wildlife refuges, home to the biggest large mammal migration on the continent. It's dry season now, but when the rains start in March there will be 6 million antelope on the move(mostly white-eared kob, but also several other species). I'm doing an ethnobotanic survey here and I am crazy excited to have this opportunity! I'll be producing several videos while I'm here, so keep your eyes open. And thanks for you support, which is hugely, hugely appreciated!ArticleJanuary 18Public 0 0Behind the Scenes: Mountain Biking in NyangaWhen Jeremy Clarkson and the Top Gear team came to Zimbabwe a few years ago, they were blown away by the diversity they encountered. I was lucky to be their guide in the Eastern Highlands. One one memorable day we drove the route from the Pungwe Drift to Nyangani mountain. Clarkson was so impressed he described it as a blend of Scotland and the Himalayas. Recently I did the same route again, but this time on a mountain bike. Definitely not my native environment, but lots of fun!ArticleDec 12, 2025Public 0 0The Sesame BushDue to some political unrest, our trip to Madagascar got cancelled at the last minute. This gave me the unexpected gift of time. With which I opted to make a long overdue visit to the very far south of Zimbabwe, a place I hadn't yet visited. Along the way I came across some very cool trees. This was one of them!ArticleNov 8, 2025Public 0 0Iona National Park!This was a very special experience for me. I've been wanting to visit this beautiful park in Angola for years. Finally we made it. Absolutely stunning place. I think you'll enjoy this video!VideoSep 17, 2025Public 0 0Grand Tour FinaleReally sad, but all good things eventually come to an end. This was our final leg, from the Vumba down to Gonarezhou. What a fantastic finis...ArticleJul 23, 2025$3 tier & up 1 3Join for free 3 Share Gift LockedNo public preview was captured for this post.Articletoday$3 tier & up 0 0Grand Tour E03This leg of our trip was ridiculously beautiful. Guests are besides themselves with excitement as we went from Kazuma, through the Falls and...ArticleJun 20, 2025$3 tier & up 0 0
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