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N'waswitshaka males

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N'waswitshaka males

Panama Mapokser Offline
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Yesterday, 09:58 PM

I mean it could be the second Ndhzenga male, that'd be my bet if it's not Kruger/Avoca.

Mantimahle should be easy enough to ID.
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Yesterday, 10:34 PM

Think Deon has said the male with the swollen face is K4. If it is him, hope they haven’t inflicted any further damage to his leg, would be a real setback to his recovery.
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Today, 01:59 AM

Deon said that after proper look, the lion with the swollen face was the Black Dam male
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Lmao...this is why i dislike speculations. Im just waiting for the facts to come out
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