Tuskers of Kruger Discussions & Identification

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Very very nice Pumbaa ^Q^ ^Q^ .
Somewhat difficult to ID , but closest I can see is perhaps Malopenyana :-? .


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okie wrote:Very very nice Pumbaa ^Q^ ^Q^ .
Somewhat difficult to ID , but closest I can see is perhaps Malopenyana :-? .
Checked regarding Malopenyana but unfortunately these were the only pictures we got and the left ear is not clear to be seen \O

Nevertheless thanks Okie O0


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Ngonyama, Pumbaa?

Old pic from borderline 15 pages back?

Same location.


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Hi Pumbaa, a bit of photoshopping and I am convinced you have seen Mahlahini !

The general area, slow tusk curviture, narrow spread of tusks and the shallow notch with a protrusion at the notch's lower side convinces me that the photos are of Mahlahini.

Also sharp LH tusk tip and slightly blunt RH tusk tip.

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some nice spécimens ^Q^

and nice to heard and see again and again Duke, the Gentlemen O/\ ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^


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Nice work, 100p! :shock:

But have you been deputised by the Sheriff? lol




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100ponder ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^


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Well done 100p ^Q^ Just Shows you what you can do using photoshop \O


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Seems we have another ellie whisperer in our ranks!! ^Q^ ^Q^


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