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06-29-2022, 10:36 PM( This post was last modified: 06-29-2022, 10:39 PM by lionuk )
One of the Sand River young males, son of the Mantimahle males. Those pictures were taken 9 months' ago and after that nothing ever since, sadly. He had fighting injuries on his butt, but those injuries weren't life threatening.
(05-09-2022, 09:12 PM)DARK MANE Wrote: What about nkhulu subs and renosteekoppies cubs??
How r they???
Nkhulu subs were seen last March, doing well Credit: Robby Holmwood
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3/4 beautiful cubs from Renosterkoppies pride, sired by the Mantimahle males. Picture taken in Feb 2021. Hopefully all four of those cubs are alive still. Will try and find out the latest information on that pride.
(06-09-2022, 03:30 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: 1/2 Sand River young males, Mantimahle son, prob from 2021, still no news on them :
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Indeed. This was around late 2020 or even early to mid 2021. Haven't heard nothing of them in ages. Hopefully they're still doing well and are spreading the Mantimahle bloodline throughout the Kruger National Park.
(06-30-2022, 12:21 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Any info about these sub males from early 2020? :
If i remember correctly, that was on s21, close to Nwatimihiri.
Wow.
These Mantimahles had something very scary characterities in addition to their impressive apperances. I remember, when they entered into Sabi Sands as 5 huge young males around 2016, and everybody thought and feared that, they would also destroy almost the entire reserve just like the Mapogos and the Majingilanes anno. At that time, they would have had only one opponent coalition who could compete with them - the 4 Birmingham males - as the last Majingilanes were already getting old. After all, they didn't stay long either in SS...
07-19-2022, 12:17 PM( This post was last modified: 07-19-2022, 12:17 PM by lionuk )
A great sighting of 5\8 Nkuhlu young males offspring of Mantimahle Males seen on the H4-1 recently about 4km from Skukuza. They are with Dreadlocks De Laporte. It's wonderful to see these boys doing well and that they are with an experienced male that's not their father. Credit: wildlife photographer
(07-19-2022, 12:17 PM)lionuk Wrote: A great sighting of 5\8 Nkuhlu young males offspring of Mantimahle Males seen on the H4-1 recently about 4km from Skukuza.
Absolutely wonderful.
Under dreadlocks guidance, it would be a successful coalition I hope.
Dreadlacks male was youngest in the de la Porte coalition. So he shoutbe in his prime, 9 yrs old maybe
(06-29-2022, 11:15 PM)lionuk Wrote: 3/4 beautiful cubs from Renosterkoppies pride, sired by the Mantimahle males. Picture taken in Feb 2021. Hopefully all four of those cubs are alive still. Will try and find out the latest information on that pride.
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What about these 4 cubs??
How's they are doing??
Any updates??
Also it's been ages since we heard about 5th mantimahle male and his 2 sons.
Where are they??
