Tuskers of Kruger Discussions & Identification

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I must go "tuskering" in January O/\


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and the sightings continue O/\ O/\ O/\

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Both look quite young too, and Richard has nerves of steel! :twisted:


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What 0*\ =O: =O: =O: =O:


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Here is one that was seen at the Shingwedzi River on 30 September. Both leachy and I were wondering what it's name is????

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Wow, nice tusks! \O


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Hi Sprocky and Leachy

The tusker you have seen is: MANDZEMBA

Great sighting X#X X#X X#X X#X

[quote="Sprocky"]Here is one that was seen at the Shingwedzi River on 30 September. Both leachy and I were wondering what it's name is????


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Thanks, aat. X#X


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I'm sure that's the one I've seen at babalala in 2009

Wonderful sighting ^Q^ ^Q^


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Huge!!!! ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^


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