Lions turned down this season in Tanzania

15 December 2011, 19:50

505 gibbs

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Adam,

One of the main reasons Kizigo blocks have produced such potential is because of TGTS and Wengert Windrose management in those areas for more than a decade. They deserve a lot of the credit.

You received those blocks this season after they were forced to down scale as a result of new legislation.

But as you say...it is very good to see that when Lions are taken care of and managed correctly you are able to look over several nice males during a safari. Bwanamich and the gang done good! And those who have poo-pooed Bwanamich's conservation comments on this forum...should take notice of these lions.

J. Lane Easter, DVM
DRSS

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And...the reason those lion were there in the first place was due to TGTS and Wengert Windrose management for the preceding decade. They did not magically appear this year. I applaud Adam's continued good stewardship however.

J. Lane Easter, DVM
DRSS

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The post came across as if ACTS had managed for these quality lion. Just wanted people to know that it was TGTS management that made these blocks great.

Again...I applaud you continuation of their good management practices.

J. Lane Easter, DVM
DRSS

15 December 2011, 20:16

ledvm

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Originally posted by 505 gibbs:

If that icon is you Brad...it is going to be a MERRY Christmas!

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J. Lane Easter, DVM

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15 December 2011, 20:18

ledvm

Sorry for the interuption Adam...I just could not pass that one up...my bad...guess I have Newt disease...never had an unspoken thought...