(06-30-2014, 10:24 PM)'Pckts' Wrote:

(06-30-2014, 08:26 AM)'Roflcopters' Wrote: Panna was nowhere near notorious for Large Tigers prior to the Conservation efforts of Dr.Raghu Chundawat. Infact it was one of the mellow Tiger Reserves that people hardly visited and by the time Brokentooth and Madla were weighed, they were plenty of large males from different parts of Central India.. now we're talking 2000-2004 time frame and males like Sultan (Tadoba) B2 (Bandhavgarh) Bokha (Bandhavgarh) Jabbar (Tadoba) Konda (Kanha) Laxmi's male (Kanha) were all still alive and kicking.. each and every single one of them stood out from their respective habitats.. I have talked to a countless people from the time i started with my tiger business and from all the research.. I've found that Madla and Hairyfoot's potential stopped at prime Bamera.. Wagdoh and the new offset of males like Jay, Katezari, Shivaji & Jobhi etc might be on the same league as Hairyfoot/Madla guys but Wagdoh is clearly the god father among them all. 

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Prime Bamera is said to be between the 220-230kg range, two eye witnesses of him said the same thing here, so madla and hairyfoot where a considerable amount larger than Bamera.
But every single person who sees Waghdoh says he is the largest tiger they have ever seen outside of Kaziranga.
So Waghdoh could definitely be larger than Madla/hairyfoot

 

 

(07-01-2014, 05:24 AM)'Roflcopters' Wrote:

(06-30-2014, 10:24 PM)'Pckts' Wrote:

(06-30-2014, 08:26 AM)'Roflcopters' Wrote: Panna was nowhere near notorious for Large Tigers prior to the Conservation efforts of Dr.Raghu Chundawat. Infact it was one of the mellow Tiger Reserves that people hardly visited and by the time Brokentooth and Madla were weighed, they were plenty of large males from different parts of Central India.. now we're talking 2000-2004 time frame and males like Sultan (Tadoba) B2 (Bandhavgarh) Bokha (Bandhavgarh) Jabbar (Tadoba) Konda (Kanha) Laxmi's male (Kanha) were all still alive and kicking.. each and every single one of them stood out from their respective habitats.. I have talked to a countless people from the time i started with my tiger business and from all the research.. I've found that Madla and Hairyfoot's potential stopped at prime Bamera.. Wagdoh and the new offset of males like Jay, Katezari, Shivaji & Jobhi etc might be on the same league as Hairyfoot/Madla guys but Wagdoh is clearly the god father among them all. 

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Prime Bamera is said to be between the 220-230kg range, two eye witnesses of him said the same thing here, so madla and hairyfoot where a considerable amount larger than Bamera.
But every single person who sees Waghdoh says he is the largest tiger they have ever seen outside of Kaziranga.
So Waghdoh could definitely be larger than Madla/hairyfoot

 


 

Please tell me you're joking, I can't take this post serious at all. 

 

(07-01-2014, 09:51 AM)'Apollo' Wrote: When it comes to Bamera, he is not your normal average tiger. Bamera is a very large dominant resident male.
I dont know where you get that statement not long and not tall.
Ive seen prime Bamera in person and he is a tall specimen but he is not very long (this doesnt mean he is a short tiger) like Bokha or Jobhi.
Yes Bamera is tall and not very long (you have to remember that even Waghdoh is also not a very long specimen) but very massively built animal.
Prime Bamera is a muscle tank no hanging skin or fat, just full bulk muscle.
Waghdoh is definitely bigger than Bamera, but Prime Bamera would have been no less than 550lbs.
Ive seen a 550lbs tiger upclose (Ive seen him several times) and prime Bamera is definitely bigger than him.

When it comes to Bandhavgarh, the biggest tiger during B2 period was Bokha. Bokha was a very long and massively built tiger.
Currently the biggest tiger in Bandhavgarh is Jobhi (same very long and massively built).