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(07-17-2014, 06:40 AM)'Apollo' Wrote: Yeah these guys have some bias towards Kanha tigers (when it comes to size) but they are knowledgeable.
The reply from Ravi Naidu to "AsianBuffalo" is something we need to look on for, because he is a very experienced and well informed person (especially on kanha, Tadoba and Bandhavgarh)
As I said there is two sides for this issue.

Regarding Munna and Bamera.
A large part of Bamera's life went facing B2 and Bokha, unlike Munna who faced several males throughout his life.
Munna was responsible for more tiger deaths than Waghdoh or Bamera.
Some of the tigers I just remember at the moment are

1) Banda (old, had few fights with Munna. Went missing in 2009. Some say he was killed by Munna)
2) Arjuna ( young, had several fights with Munna. Killed by Munna)
3) Bhima (young, once fought with Munna)
4) Naak kata (prime adult, fought so many times with Munna)
5) Pattewala (prime adult, fought few times with Munna, last seen with injuries from a fight with Munna)
6) Chain male or Pattawala (both are brother in prime, one of them fought several times with Munna and was killed, I dont know which of these bros, I need to check)
7) Kankata (adult, fought with Munna and lost)
8) Red Eye (prime adult)
9) Sarhi male (prime adult)
10) new collared male (Adult)
11) Naak kata's son (young adult)

These are the ones I remember right now and it could be more.
 

 

seems about right, Munna has far too many victories linked to his name. He's the finest specimen from Kanha, nobody can deny that. [img]images/smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

Quote:Is Jobhi Bokha's son? The two look similar, especially with how long they are. Is he larger than Bamera as well?

He is indeed and I am not sure how he would've compared to the Prime Bamera but he's pretty heavy himself and the most dominant male of Bandhavgarh at the moment.
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