N'waswitshaka males

[Matimbalani]

(02-22-2020, 01:15 AM)Potato Wrote:

(02-22-2020, 12:45 AM)Matimbalani Wrote:

(02-21-2020, 11:24 PM)Potato Wrote: "Interesting things, 4 N'ws are investigating new territories it seems, as they where scent marking in enemies territory, they prob still dont know how many males are on this territory, but if those are 2 S. Avocas, they will know soon that they are only 2,will they challenge them??"

I was saying from quite some time already that those boys are just about to settle in some arena and push out some dominant males. With their numbers they have a lot of potential althrough scent marking territory is not deciding statement. They still can move out and target some other coalition. Just think about northen Avocas which made quite a mess in central Manyeteli and ealier in Imbali and they decided to not settle in neither of this arenas and instead they moved further south.

The Northern Avocas did have some run-ins with the Orpen males and didn't quite settle the matter with Skoro or the Matimbas. Moving south they found a vacuum and BBoys really didn't press the issue after the initial fight. The N'ws probably lack confidence right now, but in a few months may make a move in any direction.

They beat up Matimbas and had open way to take territory in Imbali and later mauled Scorro and could take over central Manyeleti, but again they resigned and moved further.

My point being that whenever they ran into an established coalition they didn't fare very well. I think they mauled a lone Scorro before they fought HB (Ginger was injured at that time and from the reports could barely walk). A few days later they were chased around by the Orpen males and following that they popped up in the south where they encountered BBoys and got beaten up and separated. The BBoys then moved south and abandoned the north. The Avocas settled into that vacuum with no challengers and it took them a good few months before they even managed to evict the sub-adults with the Nkhuma's. I just don't think they were confident enough at that time to settle in if there was a hint of a challenge. Reply