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A short clip, of RRM and the Nharu Pride's walk down the road the other day. RRM is certainly doing an amazing job, at growing his successful legacy.




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Imbali cub, sired by Kambulas or Mantimahles, has been accepted by the latest.

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(04-09-2025, 08:20 PM)FACR2212 Wrote: Imbali cub, sired by Kambulas or Mantimahles, has been accepted by the latest.


I'm almost certain these are the Imbali breakaway lionesses, though the Manyeleti guides keep referring to them just as the Imbali pride.
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(04-10-2025, 01:03 AM)NLAL11 Wrote:
(04-09-2025, 08:20 PM)FACR2212 Wrote: Imbali cub, sired by Kambulas or Mantimahles, has been accepted by the latest.


I'm almost certain these are the Imbali breakaway lionesses, though the Manyeleti guides keep referring to them just as the Imbali pride.
You mean it's not a Kambula cub? Whats the composition and location of Imbali and imbali breakaway?
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(04-10-2025, 04:21 AM)FACR2212 Wrote:
(04-10-2025, 01:03 AM)NLAL11 Wrote:
(04-09-2025, 08:20 PM)FACR2212 Wrote: Imbali cub, sired by Kambulas or Mantimahles, has been accepted by the latest.


I'm almost certain these are the Imbali breakaway lionesses, though the Manyeleti guides keep referring to them just as the Imbali pride.
You mean it's not a Kambula cub? Whats the composition and location of Imbali and imbali breakaway?

It could be, if the date of birth lines up. But the Kambulas also mated with the Imbali breakaway pride, not the main pride (as far as we know).
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(04-10-2025, 12:04 PM)NLAL11 Wrote:
(04-10-2025, 04:21 AM)FACR2212 Wrote:
(04-10-2025, 01:03 AM)NLAL11 Wrote:
(04-09-2025, 08:20 PM)FACR2212 Wrote: Imbali cub, sired by Kambulas or Mantimahles, has been accepted by the latest.


I'm almost certain these are the Imbali breakaway lionesses, though the Manyeleti guides keep referring to them just as the Imbali pride.
You mean it's not a Kambula cub? Whats the composition and location of Imbali and imbali breakaway?

It could be, if the date of birth lines up. But the Kambulas also mated with the Imbali breakaway pride, not the main pride (as far as we know).


I think with the less sightings in the Southern Manyeleti/Northern Sabi Sands its hard to really know the composition of the Imbali Pride as they also have territory inside Kruger, as far as they are sighted they are the Imbali Pride that have S8 Daughter.
Also the female cub that is with the Imbali BA Pride right now is either to be Kamubula Males or Mantimahle Males because of the timing of their matings.
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Red Road trying to mate with one of his daughters (the collared one), but she wasn't having any of it. RR's son roaring at the end.






The Tintswalo guides seem to have a weird nonchalance with inbreeding. From the woman who was a guest on this Virtual saying she hopes Nzuri returns to claim the Mbiri pride, to Matt thinking it was odd that Red Road's daughter wasn't receptive to his attempts to mate. I didn't think it was odd at all, and hope that his daughters take this as their cue to leave and form a breakaway pride.
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(04-11-2025, 09:54 PM)NLAL11 Wrote: Red Road trying to mate with one of his daughters (the collared one), but she wasn't having any of it. RR's son roaring at the end.






The Tintswalo guides seem to have a weird nonchalance with inbreeding. From the woman who was a guest on this Virtual saying she hopes Nzuri returns to claim the Mbiri pride, to Matt thinking it was odd that Red Road's daughter wasn't receptive to his attempts to mate. I didn't think it was odd at all, and hope that his daughters take this as their cue to leave and form a breakaway pride.
Yeah I agree. Although I don't think Matt realises that this is in fact Red Road's daughter. Tintswalo has a nonchalance with inbreeding indeed, or maybe it is unawareness. I have noticed it earlier with the Mbiri pride and the three Tintswalo males that ruled over their own pride. 

Btw the young Nharu male (RR son) with a fresh lil wound on his face, maybe got a slap from his father? Wouldn't surprise me, we have speculated about a potential coalition and yes, they seem to have a great bond, but up to this day no sign imo of a territorial coalition between father and son. Haven't seen the son scent marking, patrolling, roaring alone, etc. Haven't really seen them together (without lionesses) either. For now the sign is on "tolerated" (at an older age for a young male) for me but not much more than that.
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(Yesterday, 01:36 AM)MrLoesoe Wrote:
(04-11-2025, 09:54 PM)NLAL11 Wrote: Red Road trying to mate with one of his daughters (the collared one), but she wasn't having any of it. RR's son roaring at the end.






The Tintswalo guides seem to have a weird nonchalance with inbreeding. From the woman who was a guest on this Virtual saying she hopes Nzuri returns to claim the Mbiri pride, to Matt thinking it was odd that Red Road's daughter wasn't receptive to his attempts to mate. I didn't think it was odd at all, and hope that his daughters take this as their cue to leave and form a breakaway pride.
Yeah I agree. Although I don't think Matt realises that this is in fact Red Road's daughter. Tintswalo has a nonchalance with inbreeding indeed, or maybe it is unawareness. I have noticed it earlier with the Mbiri pride and the three Tintswalo males that ruled over their own pride. 

Btw the young Nharu male (RR son) with a fresh lil wound on his face, maybe got a slap from his father? Wouldn't surprise me, we have speculated about a potential coalition and yes, they seem to have a great bond, but up to this day no sign imo of a territorial coalition between father and son. Haven't seen the son scent marking, patrolling, roaring alone, etc. Haven't really seen them together (without lionesses) either. For now the sign is on "tolerated" (at an older age for a young male) for me but not much more than that.

I mean, I was able to tell through my screen that she was one of the younger lionesses, ie. the Red Road generation, and I'm not a wildlife expert or zoologist or anything. There only being one lioness that's not either original generation (old) or one of RR's daughters (young) certainly makes it easier to be fair. And when you consider that she is the collared lioness, in which the Tintswalo lodge would have at the very least been involved in (if they didn't collar her themselves), makes me feel sceptical of the possibility that he simply didn't realise, as they almost certainly would have identified her as one of RR's daughters when they collared her.

I noticed that as well, very possible that he got it from RR, could have been a dinner-table wound though. I agree, I'm not seeing the coalition thing yet, just seems oddly tolerated for such an 'old' young male, as you said.
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(04-11-2025, 09:54 PM)NLAL11 Wrote: Red Road trying to mate with one of his daughters (the collared one), but she wasn't having any of it. RR's son roaring at the end.






The Tintswalo guides seem to have a weird nonchalance with inbreeding. From the woman who was a guest on this Virtual saying she hopes Nzuri returns to claim the Mbiri pride, to Matt thinking it was odd that Red Road's daughter wasn't receptive to his attempts to mate. I didn't think it was odd at all, and hope that his daughters take this as their cue to leave and form a breakaway pride.

Tbf it’s not like the pride is being pressured by other males who are looking to takeover, in terms of Nharus. His daughters won’t wait forever to mate, and unless they leave and form a breakaway pride, as u said, it’s highly likely temptation will give in and he’ll sire some cubs with them. 

The Nzuri thing is pretty much more of the same, either he reclaims the pride or the Mbiris do, incest or incest, not great. Would be more hopeful thinking he returns to keep the strong bonds with the Tintswalo son, and they leave together, allowing a coalition to come in and claim them. Monwanas would be perfect.
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