Tuskers of Kruger Discussions & Identification

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Aat, I was just looking back over a few pages here and saw your explanation about the 'grass notch' on some tusks. This was something I had not known about at all and when someone is able to give me a wonderful piece of new knowledge about the wildlife we love...well that is really appreciated. So thank you. ^Q^
Keep up the great work!


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Thanks, :-) it's a real pleasure to share information and I am planning to add some more soon.
mouseinthehouse wrote:Aat, I was just looking back over a few pages here and saw your explanation about the 'grass notch' on some tusks. This was something I had not known about at all and when someone is able to give me a wonderful piece of new knowledge about the wildlife we love...well that is really appreciated. So thank you. ^Q^
Keep up the great work!


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Found this chap a few years ago on the S1

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Bushcraft,
Just checked your pictures and the file info says 28th of august 2007 (based on info from your camera)

The tusker is Muliluane but has died


[quote="Bushcraft"]Found this chap a few years ago on the S1


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Thanks aat \O

My boet, Supernova took most of the pics as I didn't have a camera, however snapped the 1st pic with 1 of his cameras

I believe that he was shot, but can't remember all the details :-?


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Jo! A big Southern Ellie! :shock:


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We found this elephant some 2 years ago at Ngotso North watering point.

He was alone at the time and performed magnificently posing for us.

We found him to be one of the most photogenic elephants we ever encountered.

Not a "TUSKER" yet but we hope he will be less severe on his tusks in future so that they can grow to larger proportions.

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100ponder,
Great pics ! It's always great to have a bull posing as a model. :-)

[quote="100ponder"]We found this elephant some 2 years ago at Ngotso North watering point.

He was alone at the time and performed magnificently posing for us.

We found him to be one of the most photogenic elephants we ever encountered.

Not a "TUSKER" yet but we hope he will be less severe on his tusks in future so that they can grow to larger proportions.


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Nice ellie 100ponder!! \O


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I think he's old already, 100P?

Once those temples are so sunk in? -O-

Nice pics! X#X


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