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Lions of Manyeleti

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Yesterday, 08:34 PM ( This post was last modified: Today, 01:07 AM by Tr1x24 )

(Yesterday, 05:23 PM)Guillermo94 Wrote: All seven Avoca male lions and Girrafe male lions had different fathers from, Ross male lions and old Avoca male lions.

No, old Avoca/Giraffe males are sired by 3 Old Ross/Giraffe males.

Current Ross males, Tyson and Fabio are sired by different 2 Old Ross males, called "Tyson and Fabio", current Ross males inherit names (and behavior) of their fathers.

So, around 2005 -2010's in Timbavati - Orpen area we had Old Skybeds (fathers of Matimbas and Skybeds), Old Ross/Giraffes (fathers of Old Avoca/Giraffes), Old Ross males (fathers of Ross males), Old Birminghams (fathers of Birmingham males).
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Yesterday, 09:57 PM

(Yesterday, 08:34 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:
(Yesterday, 05:23 PM)Guillermo94 Wrote: All seven Avoca male lions and Girrafe male lions had different fathers from, Ross male lions and old Avoca male lions.

No, old Avoca/Giraffe males are sired by 2 Old Ross/Giraffe males.

Current Ross males, Tyson and Fabio are sired by different 2 Old Ross males, called "Good and Bad" and "Tyson and Fabio", current Ross males inherit names (and behavior) of their fathers.

So, around 2005 -2010's in Timbavati - Orpen area we had Old Skybeds (fathers of Matimbas and Skybeds), Old Ross/Giraffes (fathers of Old Avoca/Giraffes), Old Ross males (fathers of Ross males), Old Birminghams (fathers of Birmingham males).


Ok. I was trying to understand; Ross male lions relatives. Thank you.
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(Yesterday, 08:34 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: No, old Avoca/Giraffe males are sired by 2 Old Ross/Giraffe males.
*by 3 old Ross/Giraffe males: Good, Bad and Ugly.


(Yesterday, 08:34 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Tyson and Fabio are sired by different 2 Old Ross males, called "Good and Bad" and "Tyson and Fabio"
*Tyson and Fabio are sired by different 2 Old Ross males, called  "Tyson and Fabio"
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(Today, 12:05 AM)Potato Wrote: *by 3 old Ross/Giraffe males: Good, Bad and Ugly.


Quote:Tyson and Fabio are sired by different 2 Old Ross males, called "Good and Bad" and "Tyson and Fabio"
*Tyson and Fabio are sired by different 2 Old Ross males, called  "Tyson and Fabio"

Correct.
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