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Leopards of Sabi Sands

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Nkuwa female, currently raising cubs thought to have been sired by Hosana - Kirst Jocelyne

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Nhlanguleni Female, the Nkuwa females mother. Also currently raising a cub - Sean Zeederberg

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(04-29-2022, 06:21 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Thamba mating with Tisela 

Magnificent specimen Thamba is. 

Any news on Hosana?
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Anderson male :


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When was he last seen? I remember him fighting young Hosana in 2020 u believe, but after that nothing.
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(04-29-2022, 07:15 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:
(04-29-2022, 06:21 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Thamba mating with Tisela 

Magnificent specimen Thamba is. 

Any news on Hosana?

No sightings for a while but they had his tracks a few days ago 
[Quinton Josop]

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(04-29-2022, 07:17 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Anderson male :


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When was he last seen? I remember him fighting young Hosana in 2020 u believe, but after that nothing.

They think he died sometime around November 2019
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Xinzele female 

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Xidulu female, after recently losing her cubs she's back mating with Tortoise Pan 
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(01-01-2022, 05:05 AM)Styx38 Wrote: Can anyone identify either of these males from Sabi Sands?

Here is the young male Leopard who made a Kudu Cow kill.



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When he cached his kill in a tree, an older male scavenged from the kill.



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When the younger male came back for the kill, the older male pushed him higher into the tree.

Here they are at an uneasy truce over a Kudu kill.



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Here is the video for reference.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWW4ZJ0jmCw


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Are these unmarked male Leopards in the Sabi Sands?

Are there a lot of unknown males or individuals roaming in the Sabi Sands?
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(05-01-2022, 08:02 AM)Styx38 Wrote:
(01-01-2022, 05:05 AM)Styx38 Wrote: Can anyone identify either of these males from Sabi Sands?

Here is the young male Leopard who made a Kudu Cow kill.



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When he cached his kill in a tree, an older male scavenged from the kill.



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When the younger male came back for the kill, the older male pushed him higher into the tree.

Here they are at an uneasy truce over a Kudu kill.



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Here is the video for reference.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWW4ZJ0jmCw


@Tonpa

Are these unmarked male Leopards in the Sabi Sands?

Are there a lot of unknown males or individuals roaming in the Sabi Sands?


Not sure they are, but the guy on the radio asked if it's "homie" or another name I couldn't catch. Thought it might be homelite but it's before his time 

There's usually some unknown males lurking around, but they get names pretty fast once they establish themselves. There's probably a few on the malamala-kruger border. Not much driving over there
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Thamba in the process of expelling Nyeleti 
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Ravenscourt 

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Emsagweni Female
Mother of the Ngoboswan Male and Eyrefield male

Ngoboswan is dominant on MalaMala and Eyrefield is dominant on Nkorho 


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Eyrefield on Nkorho two days ago 





This area used to belong to Quarantine, son of Karula but he vacated the area and now hangs around Nhlanguleni Picnic site in kruger
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Saseka the youngest independent daughter of Thlangisa. She currently has territory in the Manyeleti, I think around Main dam 

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