Epic Fight With Leopard Leaves Humu Poorer,Weaker

Monday, January 28, 2019

Ofentse Humu fought the Leopard with his bare hands

It was a battle that raged for nearly 40 minutes and in the end Ofentse Humu, 38, survived and is now recovering after killing the leopard that attacked him.

Humu was at Magothwana cattle post in the outskirts of Mahalapye East on April 15, 2018 with two other men when the leopard pounced on them from nearby bushes.

While the other men escaped Humu’s legs became as heavy as lead, resulting in the leopard closing in on him.

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