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Lions of Timbavati

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The one at the back is in prime condition.
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Ross males 
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From: Kambaku Lodges
Photo Credit: JJ Oosthuizen

Sumatra male lions was seen with the Ross break aways. The Maposa males made an appearance in the west scent marking as the moved south.

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Ross males 
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I heard that Timbavati has granted a new license to allow Trophy Hunting.
This could be detrimental for the Lions there, including the newly arrived Matimbas, Hairy Belly and Ginger.
Please check and confirm this info
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credits to: Themba Zwane

Duma big guy his back after he disappear for 7 to 8 months.

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Mohlabetsi

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Nkuhuma male Junior and his coalition partner-Manyeleti Game Reserve-March 2017  

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Now they're in Thanda impi's territory.
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Safari Update The afternoon of the 18th started off with a bang when the Mbiri lion pride with all of the 7 cubs and their father Scorro was found on lumpfaan cruising down the road, stopping every now and then for a quick nap. The Nharhu pride was also relocated on madach open clearing sleeping next to a small pan. The rest of the afternoon was filled with lots of general game and Elephant. The morning of the 19th, was fairly quiet with only the 2 Thanda Impi males found close to main dam on Piva path. On the afternoon safari, spirits were raised when a old Matimba male and the Mothlawareng pride was found up in the North on a Zebra kill close to Civet rd, The Nharhu pride made their way back all the way towards Voet rd close to Wild dog dam! The following morning, one Wild dog was found

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close to konkone quarry, she made it quite difficult for the guys to keep up. Some of the Guides got to see her hunt Impala by herself, unfortunately all attempts being unsuccessful. Scoro Thanda Impi male was found close to wild dog dam possibly looking for the Nharu pride
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Safari Update-Tintswalo Safari Lodge

Skorro Thanda Impi male was found close to wild dog dam possibly looking for the Nharu pride.

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From kings Camp:
Duma/kudyela

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Mohlabetsi (photo by Themba Zwane)

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Naledi Balule: 6 new boys in the hood

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The beautiful Skorro Thanda Impi male appearing from a thicket a few days agoWink
Credits to Cristof Schoeman

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From Tintswalo Safari Lodge 
Safari update

On the afternoon of the 22nd,the Mbiri pride and both thanda impi's were relocated at old Pump. The Nandi female leopard was found close to Wild dog dam.

Yesterday morning, the Mbiri pride and Thanda impi males were found on Vulture pan with a Buffalo kill. The Elephant sightings were out of this world.

Yesterday afternoon, the Nharhu pride was found close to the lodge on panicum loop. The Beacon male leopard was found at Tintswalo Boom gate, and killed a Scrub hare north of Xigamba pan.

This morning, the Nharhu pride were found at Wild dog dam. The general game was up to the usual very high standard.

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From Pondoro Game Lodge sightings. 26-FEB until -4 MARCH ’17
POSTED ON MARCH 26, 2017.


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Sunday 26 February 2017
9 Lions of Kudyela’s pride and 1 Singwe male


Monday 27 February 2017
4 Lions of Impalabos pride at Bush lodge main


Tuesday 28 February 2017
4 Male lions (Mohlabetsi males) at Grune Baum


Wednesday 1 March 2017
2 Lionesses and 4 cubs at Mrambu rd
4 Mohlabetsi male lions at Peter’s Rock


Thursday 2 March 2017
2 Mohlabetsi male lions at Monzo rd
4 Mohlabetsi male lions close to Ringana dam
2 Mohlabetsi males at Rulani’s rd


Friday 3 March 2017
7 M0hlabetsi males at Venture camp dam


Saturday 4 March 2017
7 Mohlabetsi males east of Coert’s bush camp
A pride of 10 lions at Nyari dam

3 videos of the Mohlabetsi male lion coalition during safari at Pondoro Game Lodge









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From: Shindzela Tented Camp Photos from Johan Adolf Srnalman 16/03/2017


One of the Old Avoca Males stalking a herd of buffalo.

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Photo by: Leo Vantage Private Guided Safaris

That look when you get out of bed on Monday and realise the whole week is ahead of you! Nice hairstyle big guy!
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This is the good looking Duma male lion earlier today in Timbavati Private Game Reserve
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