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Lions of Sabi Sands

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Crazy times in Sabi right now! Rising tensions in the south between Gijimas and Nkhulus, PCM’s and Ndhzengas chasing each other around and a hotbed of activity around the west and north with a bunch of scattered nomads forming brief alliances and surprise interactions all over the place. 

First NYM and Tumbela then they split and NYM joined Khanya who has previously been spotted with both his uncle Mohawk and dominating the SBDM. Then Mohawk leaves his three sons only to find his younger Nkuhuma son and now sharing kills with one of the SBDM who ousted him in the first place. And now remaining Southern Avoca shows up out of nowhere on a kill with Tumbela and Mhangeni Pride. Not to mention the drama up in Manyeleti with the Kambulas and Red Road.
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where the Skorro(Orpen)jr is he alive ?
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(07-22-2024, 06:52 PM)kobe8jf1234 Wrote: where the Skorro(Orpen)jr is he alive ?

He ventured into Manyeleti.
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( This post was last modified: 07-23-2024, 04:51 AM by criollo2mil )

Southern Pride Cub.   Mini Gijima.  

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(07-23-2024, 12:36 AM)criollo2mil Wrote: Southern Pride Cub.   Mini Gijima.  


I wish we got more updates on the Southern Pride. When the Gijimas first took them over, and allowed the two young'uns to remain, we got updates rather frequently, after that it seems to have slowed way down.
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(07-23-2024, 02:21 AM)BA0701 Wrote: I wish we got more updates on the Southern Pride. When the Gijimas first took them over, and allowed the two young'uns to remain, we got updates rather frequently, after that it seems to have slowed way down.

Jason Street used to do really great w providing sightings of them but he has now moved to Timbavati and we don’t get to see them as much. Hopefully we get more in the future
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Tsalala w her three cubs


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I'm pretty sure the cubs were fine with the S. Avoca....



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Encounter already discussed here, just adding the footage Savanna posted on their youtube channel (I assume the brave little that slapped Tumbela and scratched S.Avoca enters at 0:56, getting between them willingly):



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(07-25-2024, 06:46 PM)RookiePundit Wrote: Encounter already discussed here, just adding the footage Savanna posted on their youtube channel (I assume the brave little that slapped Tumbela and scratched S.Avoca enters at 0:56, getting between them willingly):

S.Avoca still having "fire" in him, as those cubs aswell lol.
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(07-25-2024, 06:46 PM)RookiePundit Wrote: Encounter already discussed here, just adding the footage Savanna posted on their youtube channel (I assume the brave little that slapped Tumbela and scratched S.Avoca enters at 0:56, getting between them willingly):




So Interesting they are eating together as if they are family. The Plain Camp male lions must have not been with the Mahangenis. This reminds me of the Southern Matimba male lions. The Southern Matimba male lions when they were older would start eating with the Othowa lionesses and cubs. I think they were around the age of the Southern Avoca or a bit younger but I think they had fought the Southern Avoca male lions.
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The southern avoca and his brother arrived in the western sabi sands I forget what happened but it was the two of them and the othawa pride but I think the majinagline males eventually chased them out
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Majingilane were dead when Matimbas arrived in the Western Sector.
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Yup start of 2017 one of the majinagline males died and a few weeks later the southern avocas arrived in the western sector
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