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History's most brutal killers, the Majingilane Male Lions

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(04-15-2018, 07:36 PM)Abomai Wrote:
(04-15-2018, 04:37 PM)Leroy Wrote:
(04-15-2018, 04:13 AM)Tshokwane Wrote:
(04-15-2018, 03:49 AM)Michael Wrote: If the BB'S killed him it doesn't matter if he was barely alive when they got there they were still the ones killing him, regardless of how able he was to fight back plus the guide supposedly was present when they fought.

Yet the little of info I have been able to gather suggest nothing of the fight, nothing at all seen by the rangers, merely some wounds that were not fatal.

My advice to all of you is to slow down with the speculations because it leads to nothing, especially with the lack of a report from the people that's actually there. 

Until there's some solid evidence outside of some words said by someone invisible, then we best let go of the subject and discuss other lions.

Thank you.

Rangers don't always blog. Their job is to take care of the tourists and manage the conservation of the areas. Their job is not to hop on to the internet and blog to the devoted lion followers. They have long shifts and a lot of stuff that happens doesn't actually get blogged or reported. I have been to sabi and followed charleston around, none of that made it on to the blogs, or the impending demise of one of the leopards there.

In this instance, we have to work with the facts. Scar nose was found dead with lion esque wounds on his back and the confrontation with Birminghams was witnessed by a singita ranger. The only doubt is whether the Birminghams killed him outright or if sn managed to escape and then got finished off via starvation or hyenas. This is all facts bro. Straight from the rangers themselves, the only speculation is people that refuse to believe it because it hasn't been blogged. When someone provides you facts, it's wise to listen, instead of speculating and asking for a ranger to post something which might not even happen. Let's just accept it and move on and find whats happening to dark mane

I understand Tshokwane's stance in this matter. He's not only a reference here, but also a moderator. It's good for the health of the community to have someone like him that needs the facts to be backed by proof. TRabbit on the other hand is a good poster, but when it comes to the Majingilane anything he posts can be heavily romanticized.

I didn't realise he was a moderator. As for facts backed by proof, not sure how much more proof you need when I have given you a photo of scar nose with obvious puncture wounds to the flank and have confirmation from a ranger of 10 years. If that's not proof then my time at this forum may be swift. I came here to post the proof, definitive and concrete. Not to get into detective Sherlock Holmes and having a my source is better than your source debate. Apparently if a ranger doesnt blog it, it doesnt count? And it seems in my short time here there are a few ranger demigods, if they don't mention it, it didn't happen? Bullshit man. If thats what you limit yourself to, you are missing out on many other conversations. I trust my source 100%. If you choose to believe, great, if not, we will both carry on with our lives.
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