Lions of Timbavati

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(11-15-2021, 09:05 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Avocas under Xikukutsus/Mapoza?? Not true, they are semi-nomadic, if they are in Xikukutsus/Mapoza territory, that doesnt mean they are under their control. 

Avoca pride is not nomadic and as long as they are on Xikukutsu/Mapoza land Black Dams would have get through that coalition to take over Avoca pride.

(11-15-2021, 09:05 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Now take a map and see where are Hercules/Sumatra and where Ross males compared to BDM's from Thornybush. 

Walkers River Camp (1 of core territories of Hercules/Sumatra) is literaly on Thornybush border, and Sumatra/Hercules where seen not long ago in northern Thornybush. Ross males are like 10 km south east of northern Thornybush. 

Walkers River Camp is not care core of territory of Sumatra/Hercules nor ruled by them Giraffe pride. Also I am not saying Sumatra/Hercules are way too far to be challanged by BDs, there is no way in the world BDs will challange Sumatra/Hercules or anythink like it just that Ross males are closer more likely to be targeted.

(11-15-2021, 09:05 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Yes its my view, because i dont have any evidence that Xikukutsus and Mapoza operate "full time" as coalition of 3, when was the last time we saw Xikukutsus with Mapoza and Monwana pride? Xikukutsus where for months in Sandringham, 1-2 months ago 1 returned and was seen in Thornybush with BD female, after that we again didn't see them, and Mapoza is seen regulary, that means that Xikukutsus are most time in Sandringham.. 

With such "regular" updates we get from Thornybush it is bold to say such stuff. Anyway dissagree with your view on this. Even if in fact they wouldn't be together as long as few months, it is no where not enough to break off coalition. Anyway you do not know if that is indeed the case. I say they are still very much coalition of 3. 

(11-15-2021, 09:05 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: I wont call you hater, but you definitely have more favorable lions then others, Bboys and Ross males you definitely dont like as you never give them credit they deserve and constantly downplaying them as they are "weak" compared to other coalitions, which you like

Honestly i d not have favourites nor hated lions beside Mbiri males. That I say I do not see Ross males fighting off Mbiri males or couldn't fight off 6 Black Dams it is not because I do not like them, but because I believe they are not strong enough. If they would prove me wrong and put a beating to the Mbiri males then I would modify my opinion on both Mbiris and Ross regarding their strenght as a coalition. Simple. Same for example as before N Avocas pushed into Mala Mala I have believed Birminghams to be stronger with equal numbers, but I have changed my opinion after I've seen them in actual competition.
Also as an relativly older user you may remember peroid of time when other members with you included were neglecting existance of actual competition between Mbiri males and Nharhu males for River pride and I was constantly corecting those and later on made the post at Lion Tale thread puting light on those events. I even through I like Mbiris I had no problem what so ever with giving Nharhuis credic for the resault they pulled out. I am not neither downgrading nor favouring coalitions, but just make objective predictions believe it or not.

(11-15-2021, 09:05 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: And this just confirms my claims i just wrote above. 
Unstopable force? Next Mapogos?..

Oh yeah you're right. I have only said such think because I love BDs. It is obvious that the other lion coalitions around (which are mostly duos) will easly whipe the floor with those 6 males ( sarcasm on ofc).

(11-15-2021, 09:05 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Wonder if you will write like that for 6 young Kambulas.

Maybe in the future, maybe not. For me BDs looks more impressive, better developed for their age, all alive and already ready for takeover. They looks like more promising coalition for me. Kambula male do not look particularly impressive to me and they still has quite a way to reach the stage in which they will compete for territory. If they survive to that stage all alive and well they will have big potential with their numbers, but that if they reach such stage is still under question mark. Tumbela coalition are perfect example that number alone are not enough. Reply