
Tuskers of Kruger Discussions & Identification
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Re: BIG TUSKER SEEN DURING 1977 TRIP.
Some more footage of this magnificent elephant on two different occasions.
https://youtu.be/y6LKlBpELTA
https://youtu.be/y6LKlBpELTA
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Re: Tuskers of Kruger Discussions & Identification
Just before 2017 begins....
I also found one of the Potential tuskers among my pictures of our last trip: It's Mopani_02
I only could capture him at a large distance but steady hand and zoom helped me out. He is a big bull (size) and his tusks are promising.
TO ALL: A Healthy, Happy and Wonderful 2017
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I also found one of the Potential tuskers among my pictures of our last trip: It's Mopani_02
I only could capture him at a large distance but steady hand and zoom helped me out. He is a big bull (size) and his tusks are promising.
TO ALL: A Healthy, Happy and Wonderful 2017
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Please use this revised link to get to my website for Tuskers and Wildlife Photography. It's now a secured site
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Please use this revised link to get to my website for Tuskers and Wildlife Photography. It's now a secured site
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Interesting how the holes in the ear are only visible close up, hey aat?
A big boy!
Happy 2017 to you too!

A big boy!

Happy 2017 to you too!

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Re: Tuskers of Kruger Discussions & Identification
RP, you're right and it just confirms that details are needed in many cases to ID a tusker (the proper way)...

Richprins wrote:Interesting how the holes in the ear are only visible close up, hey aat?![]()
A big boy!![]()
Happy 2017 to you too!
My Tuskers of Africa site with all named Tuskers of Kruger
https://www.tuskersofafrica.com
Please use this revised link to get to my website for Tuskers and Wildlife Photography. It's now a secured site
https://www.tuskersofafrica.com
Please use this revised link to get to my website for Tuskers and Wildlife Photography. It's now a secured site
Tuskers of Kruger Discussions & Identification
Welcome in 2017 and let's go for a good Tusker year.
Going again through the pictures of our last trip I found another tusker, so not 5 but 6 of them
This one I found in 2008 , seen him in 2014 and again in 2016 .... Madzopfurini
After no sign of him for almost a year and not seen that often overall it's nice to show some pics of him. At short distance again.
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Going again through the pictures of our last trip I found another tusker, so not 5 but 6 of them
This one I found in 2008 , seen him in 2014 and again in 2016 .... Madzopfurini
After no sign of him for almost a year and not seen that often overall it's nice to show some pics of him. At short distance again.

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My Tuskers of Africa site with all named Tuskers of Kruger
https://www.tuskersofafrica.com
Please use this revised link to get to my website for Tuskers and Wildlife Photography. It's now a secured site
https://www.tuskersofafrica.com
Please use this revised link to get to my website for Tuskers and Wildlife Photography. It's now a secured site
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Very nice! Looks quite old, aat? 

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Re: Tuskers of Kruger Discussions & Identification
RP,
It's one of the older tuskers , that's also the reason I am interested in the younger potential ones.
Many of the old tuskers haven't been seen for a long time and I doubt if they are still around. Some others like this one and Kumana are in their "old" days so we need more "fresh blood"
It's one of the older tuskers , that's also the reason I am interested in the younger potential ones.
Many of the old tuskers haven't been seen for a long time and I doubt if they are still around. Some others like this one and Kumana are in their "old" days so we need more "fresh blood"
Richprins wrote:Very nice! Looks quite old, aat?
My Tuskers of Africa site with all named Tuskers of Kruger
https://www.tuskersofafrica.com
Please use this revised link to get to my website for Tuskers and Wildlife Photography. It's now a secured site
https://www.tuskersofafrica.com
Please use this revised link to get to my website for Tuskers and Wildlife Photography. It's now a secured site
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