Trouble is getting a clean shot before it gets you. I think the folks
here called a gator wrangler who snagged it and hauled it off, they have
to be killed as once they settle on a place they will come back. Not
sure what happens to the carcass but that would make some nice boots and
a few pounds of tail meat. I could probably find a dozen of them within
a mile of the vast estate, if not more, but not right now. (Up the road
a bit there are some old rice ponds that have some 12 footers that hang
around) Hell I had one in the marsh out by the garage a few years back,
bellowing for a girlfriend. My neighbor's worker had a little one last
year he got from my neighbor's pond, he was cutting up the tail, it had
been eyeing the dogs a bit too longingly...
--FT
On 12/29/17 10:09 AM, Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
On December 29, 2017 at 10:00 AM Floyd Thursby via Mercedes
<mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
I think that pic was taken up in Max's neighborhood last spring or
summer. If not, there was a very similar incident with a gator on the
front porch trying to get in. Freaked out the homeowners.
One guy on the forum where I found that picture said something to the effect
that he'd be thrilled to find that much free vittles on his front porch.
I guess he takes the Granny Clampett point of view, critters = vittles.
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