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"Penny interesting that you mention that the Mapogas lions were known as The Spartans before. The reason for that is that most were born out of the 'Dudley' Pride on a farm of the same name owned by the Wilkens family and later after these were thrown out at puberty they joined with others and took up residence on a relations neighbouring farm 'Sparta' now known as Londolozi where they joined with others to form the gang. Interesting that you say they have been seen near Muzanzene in Kruger...makes sense as it is not far by foot in lion terms. Luckily they have left the SE corner of Sabi Sands alone where the farm 'Charleston' is and places like Kirkman's Camp. The famous area pride there the Charleston Pride has been left alone...probably because of 'Big Black' the pride male..Hy skrik vir Niks that lion and also goes into Kruger to bully the males around Skukuza once in awhile I am told!"
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