Francesco move part 2

Loading a large Rhino bull needs proper planning and a whole team effort.
The STS team in South Africa were assisted by Insimbi Legacy Projects staff and APU units. After a head rope was secured, a partial immobilisation reversal was done so the Rhino could get up and walked into the trailer.
While the safety of the Rhino and everyone assisting is paramount, things may quickly change as we would find out during the trip…
Stay tuned to see what happened!
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