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(08-21-2020, 02:19 AM)Hairy tummy Wrote: Their manes are coming along very well. Looking the real deal now
Yea, im rly happy for Wide Nose male, he was looking rly rough just few months ago:
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Wide Nose was definitely sired by this Old Nwaswitshaka male:
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Wide Nose in 2018 as subadult:
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Other 3 look very similar, and are prob sired by this male:
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I find his image in the 2017, east of MalaMala (idk what he was doing there, but that maybe confirms theory that they where either ousted by Charlestons, or abandobed that territory) , what a monster:
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Or this, the 3rd Nwaswitshaka :
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Old Nwaswitshakas are born around 2007,and they where definetly a beasts, ruling that area since 2011 to 2017 prob..
The Old N'Waswitshakas are great looking individuals, wow. Funny, that wide nose reminds me a lot of Mahkulu, that one characteristic was the first one that stood out for me, and to this day is the first thing I look for when looking at images of the Mapogos, if I am trying to identify them.