Tuskers of Kruger Discussions & Identification

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Hi Alf, well we know how to select future tuskers… I guess somewhere else it will take another 6 years to recognize this one… O/\ =O: lol

Alf wrote: ↑Fri Feb 01, 2019 5:53 am He is starting to look like a nice tusker ^Q^


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Another tusker recently photographed. One I have seen several times and it looks like he became a real traveller. He has been seen from Punda down till just north of Letaba. Relative small in stature but very thick and impressive tusks.

SHIPENE

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Nice thick clean tusks! ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^


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Wow O/\ ^Q^


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Nice tusks!! ^Q^ ^Q^


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Beautiful Tusker ..he will go 100 lbs per side fairly soon for sure


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^Q^ ^Q^


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After 8 months I just received some new pictures of SILOLWENI (found by Flutterby in 2014 !)

Captured in the south last week of January

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and this great picture
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Very nice pictures. He is becoming a nice big bull


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^Q^ ^Q^


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