Tuskers of Kruger Discussions & Identification

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Ja well no fine.

What is happening in pockets all over Africa is a form of selective breeding where the % of tusk-less elephant is allowed to escalate.

The opposite can also be achieved should the % of tusk-less elephant be reduced.

Zimbabwe has therefore embarked on a a special program where tusk-less elephant are hunted under special conditions and attractive pricing and that surely will eventually correct the excessive incidence of tusk-less elephant in that country.


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South 4.jpg
From FB Nkulu area, lower Sabi.

Possibly South 4 ?


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^Q^


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Huge Elephant Tusker
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Tinged by Deon and Jacques


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^Q^


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Quite a tusk, the right one \O


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K . . . .k . . . ka............kal . . . . . ?


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Kalahari!


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Most likely \O

Has he lost a piece of the tusk or is it just covered by the soil -O-


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Richprins wrote: Fri Jan 18, 2019 11:47 amKalahari!
Silly goose! lol


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