Tuskers of Kruger Discussions & Identification

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Superb pics! [O]


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I couldn't remember this ellie so went back through the thread. Aat didn't ID the ellie at the time I posted the pics, but obviously did later on after getting more pics of him. ;-)

These were the pics I sent to Aat.

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With an ear like that........ O**


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After having seen the tusks at the Letaba Elephant Hall, all the others look short and small =O:


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Lisbeth wrote: Tue Feb 19, 2019 10:53 am After having seen the tusks at the Letaba Elephant Hall, all the others look short and small =O:
Wish i could have seen those tuskers alive. They are indeed massive.


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A tusker cow seen on the S100 on 27/1/2019. Could this be Nyangene? (This was the only pic we could get!)

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Any ID yet on this ellie that Alf saw?
Alf wrote: Thu Nov 22, 2018 9:14 am We have seen this tusker near Olifants on our last trip.

I have tried to identify him on Aat's website but can't find him :-?

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Aat said he didn't know...same one I saw at Bangu... :-(

Let's call him RP? ..0..


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^0^


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Is this Satara 01? Saw him outside Satara, 27/1/2019.

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