Lions of Sabi Sands

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(09-14-2020, 04:23 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:

(09-14-2020, 03:12 PM)Slayerd Wrote: These boys have an advantage in the Nharu male. Lions that had leaders that were older achieved great success in their takeovers. The Mapogos in Makhulu, the Matimbas in Ndunha, the Birminghams in Nsuku, the Mantimahle in the Boss etc. It will be interesting to see what they do and how the Avocas react. They are scattered and injured and are inexperienced in takeovers unlike the Bboys and their older brothers in the south who put fear into the N'was when they caught wind. I'm not that worried for the Nkuhuma and Talamati but more for the Ximunghwe lioness who has 1 small cub.

S. Avocas didnt chase N'ws.

People underestimate N. Avocas because they didnt faught for their territory, but those 3 brothers together didnt take any shit from older males in their nomadic life, they beat Scorro and 2 S. Matimbas 3 years ago, S. Matimbas at that time where still strong males, and 3 N. Avocas at the age of only 4.5 yrs old almost killed them..

Biggest disadvantage for N. Avocas are that they are split, no 2 males has a chance vs 4 males, but all 3 together would be hard to beat for 4 young males, DM is a monster..

Will be interesting to see if DM will reunite with his brothers if young Mbiris start roaring in between them..

As far I remember apparently the S.Avoca males have chasing the N'waswitshaka males a couple of months ago in Kruger National Park,However the four N'waswitshaka  at that time were still young and his mane not was developed like they has now,therefore they chased them off,but now I doubt that they are able to chased again,specially by the size that they has Reply