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Queen Tsalala. This is heartbreaking but don't give up.




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Posting in here given the context it comes with, it’s said Mantimahle males are responsible for this beating, I’ve not heard any other info about if they split all the Kambula males or singled out K4. Photo credit: @elize_roets.






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(Yesterday, 01:58 AM)KM600 Wrote: Posting in here given the context it comes with, it’s said Mantimahle males are responsible for this beating, I’ve not heard any other info about if they split all the Kambula males or singled out K4. Photo credit: @elize_roets.






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Looks like he may have gotten the RRM treatment, held down by his face, while the other worked on the backside. He's lucky to still be alive, and to still have his balls.
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I’d assume his brothers rescued him or no? Either these guys are really good fighters while being outnumbered 1v2 or they’ve just been extremely lucky
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(Yesterday, 02:50 AM)Ttimemarti Wrote: I’d assume his brothers rescued him or no? Either these guys are really good fighters while being outnumbered 1v2 or they’ve just been extremely lucky

It's seeming to be much more dumb luck than anything.  At this point, I'll be shocked if these boys live another 2 years.
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(Yesterday, 02:50 AM)Ttimemarti Wrote: I’d assume his brothers rescued him or no?

Doubt that, as these 3 where seen in Londolozi.

If they chased Mantimahles off, they would prob stayed north with NKs.

Idk if anyone has info if NKs are with Mantimahles now?
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Snip Tail Nkuhlu and three Sand River lionesses on a buffalo kill in Mala Mala.




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Damn, k4, that's not good even tho he's slowly putting weight on. With all the moving they do i doubt he can keep up with jis 3 brothers like this. He can barely walk. Not good.  These guys shouldn't be getting picked off 1 by 1. They need to take a territory and start acting like it together. It's time.
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2 Nkuhlus and 2 Gijimas at Kirkman's Kamp
Nkuhlus (Smudge and Snip Tail)

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Gijimas

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by Victoria Frere

Gijimas

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by Matt Walsh 
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Nkuhuma breakaways (daughter and son of Ridge Nose) on a buffalo kill 

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