Tuskers of Kruger Discussions & Identification

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That tusk must be quite a nuisance :shock:


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:shock: :shock: :shock:

How bizarre! A nuisance, as Lis says! 0-


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Wow, now that's a good one for the records,...
I can very well imagine that the tuskers get quite
accustomed with their tusks and use them to their
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Glad she's still around! \O


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A big tusker that I could not identify, spotted near Shingwedzi, last October
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What a handsome guy \O

I hope that Aat can help you \O


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A special sighting, indeed. O:V O:V


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majestic.... even with a reverence ;-)

^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^


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Hi Dindingwe,

I haven't seen you around here so welcome 0/*
The tusker you have seen is named: NKOMBO

If you like to see more of him, he is on my tusker site , link to his page
http://www.tuskersofafrica.com/tuskersn/nkombo.htm


[quote="Dindingwe"]A big tusker that I could not identify, spotted near Shingwedzi, last October


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^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^ Nice, Dindingwe!


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