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Originally posted by doublesharp:

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Originally posted by coloradohunter44:

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Originally posted by Edmond:
I better tell the wife about this. Might need to go out and buy a gun specifically for gators in case an invasion is coming...

That’s some good thinking right there!

don't forget two is one one is none.

You're right. Best have one for each of us.

We were staying in Markem Park just North of Westin Florida 2 years ago a dog being walked close to the channel was pulled in by a gator the owner just about joined the pet. Don’t wrap your wrist in the leash’s loop....Hey that kinda sounds like a country song.

In Auburn, they just pulled a 2 ft baby gator out of subdivision pond. Geniuses decided to toss it into the local creek.

Auburns newest recreational project is a kayaking and walking trail down the local creek.
Creek has been seeded with gators.
This is going to be a spectacle and a half in the near future.

Been running through my head since I read this topic before dawn this morning!

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Originally posted by Fenris:

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Originally posted by ChicagoSigMan:
Don't they usually relocate trapped gators rather than kill them?

It killed a dog.

Not only a dog, it killed s freeking lab, most of whom are a minimum of at least 50lbs. Yikes.
Just out of curiosity, who gets to keep it to eat and skin?

He was just turning his life around.

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Originally posted by irreverent:

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Originally posted by Fenris:

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Originally posted by ChicagoSigMan:
Don't they usually relocate trapped gators rather than kill them?

It killed a dog.

Not only a dog, it killed s freeking lab, most of whom are a minimum of at least 50lbs. Yikes.
Just out of curiosity, who gets to keep it to eat and skin?

I assume the dog's owner gets the body back, but why he would want to skin and eat his own dog is beyond me.

I had a black lab named "Nixon" - 90 lbs. He was a great gun dog. He survived a gator attack and was bitten another time by a water moccasin, both in the Everglades. Neither were fun experiences.


It killed a dog.[/QUOTE]

Not only a dog, it killed s freeking lab, most of whom are a minimum of at least 50lbs. Yikes.
Just out of curiosity, who gets to keep it to eat and skin?[/QUOTE]