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All 5 should be alive and well too. They must have many offspring there!
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Some of the 7 Saba Bora males recently.
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(10-21-2023, 04:16 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: Some of the 7 Saba Bora males recently.
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Meanwhile, some of Snyggve&Tryggve's already matured sons are also roamed around the area supposedly.
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(10-21-2023, 09:56 PM)Lipstick2 Wrote: Meanwhile, some of Snyggve&Tryggve's already matured sons are also roamed around the area supposedly.

Yeah I saw an update a few short weeks ago, there are 2 sons roaming, correct?
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Some of the 7 Saba Bora males recently. Apparently all 7 are seen recently.
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Jua Kali Boys from the Serengeti:



Look at the more mature one how dark mane he has
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