The Charleston Males and Their Male Lineage

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RE: The Charleston Males - sik94 - 03-08-2017

To me, these charleston males are really impressive. Considering there are only two of them and they have a territory since they were probably only 4 year olds, which is pretty young. Would I be right in saying that?

RE: The Charleston Males - Tshokwane - 03-08-2017

Well, of course. They are impressive indeed.

RE: The Charleston Males - Lovewaghdoh - 03-10-2017

(03-08-2017, 05:42 PM)Tshokwane Wrote: Well, of course. They are impressive indeed.

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RE: The Charleston Males - Lovewaghdoh - 03-10-2017

(03-08-2017, 05:48 AM)sik94 Wrote: To me, these charleston males are really impressive. Considering there are only two of them and they have a territory since they were probably only 4 year olds, which is pretty young. Would I be right in saying that?

Yes, they are warriors. It is inconceivable that lager one beat a 6years old matser male lion when he was only 39 months old.

RE: The Charleston Males - Sideliner - 03-13-2017

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The Charlestons covering each other's back.

RE: The Charleston Males - Sideliner - 03-13-2017

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Two chips from the same old block.

RE: The Charleston Males - Ngala - 03-14-2017

Mazino, credits to Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve.

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RE: The Charleston Males - lioncrazy - 03-17-2017

These males are certainly impressive!! It seems as it was not long ago when we didn't know if they would stick around them and the 4 way males went back and forth if I am not mistaken??? Correct me if I am wrong

RE: The Charleston Males - Tshokwane - 03-17-2017

I would say they handled the Fourwyas quite easily.

RE: The Charleston Males - Ngala - 03-18-2017

Photo and information credits: Renata Ewald Wildlife and Nature Photography
"The iconic Charleston males in Kruger!"

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RE: The Charleston Males - Tshokwane - 03-20-2017

Credits to Roos Photographic Safaris.

The lads were seen on the Kruger Park, hunting a zebra.

I'm just guessing, but they may be trying to find new females, since the Southern pride ladies all have cubs.

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RE: The Charleston Males - Gamiz - 03-26-2017

The larger Charleston,Skukuza Camp

Photo credits to Bernhard Bekker

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RE: The Charleston Males - Gamiz - 04-13-2017

Charleston males

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RE: The Charleston Males - Fredymrt - 04-18-2017

Credits: Marc Cronje

Charleston boys

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The 2 Charleston male Lions are some amazing looking males. They seem to spending some time now in Kruger, Pics taken in March 2017 on the Doispan and watergat roads. Such a privilege to see these animals in the wild.

RE: The Charleston Males - Ngala - 04-19-2017

Photo and information credits: Renata Ewald Wildlife and Nature Photography
"Charleston Boy"