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That’s A Big-Ass Gator



Dec 11, 2009 14 Comments ›› Erik Wong


  • http://primordialslack.blogspot.com Joan of Argghh!
    • cold soldier

      Not too shabby Joan…wheres Lake George?

    • http://primordialslack.blogspot.com Joan of Argghh!

      Lake George is in North Florida.

    • cold soldier

      Cool…I’m from South La., never seen one quite that big in the wild.

  • Gman

    I would rather have the gator than a pair of Jehovah Witness at my front door. They really give me the creeps.

    • http://www.killingjanefonda.com cllucas

      Agreed—you can kill and eat a Gator, that is of course unless your name is Dhamer. Then again though, I hear Jehovah’s taste kind of gamey.

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    Well I think this is the baddest gator of them all! :mrgreen:

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  • GRIZZ

    the gator drowned in a Crimson Tide.
    Good riddance

    • Sully

      FUCKIN A!!!

      ROLL TIDE!!!!

  • NMPatriot

    Here’s an idea, take a few of those big Gators to Congress while they are in session, turn em loose inside and lock the doors.

  • tlk

    I think I know that gator.

  • amy

    It’s a shame he’s going to be destroyed :cry: , but he’s considered a threat now. They really are amazing animals.

  • Citizen K

    Having spent a great deal of time in the marshes of SW Louisiana, those are regular old gators. When watching a nature show and its hunt for big crocs over 16 feet long I have to laugh because I’ve seen gators over 16 feet long, several of them.

    Any gator trapper who does not get a few 12+ footers annually is not worth his salt.

    As for the meat, for me that is more a novelty than worth eating. It takes some work to get all the layers of fat in the tail removed inorder to have a taste that is palatable.

    BTW, you can thank Louisiana for the present day gators in Florida. In the early 70′s in an attempt to keep the population down, lots of them were trapped live and shipped to Florida which had few gators at the time. They were attacking kids, pets and livestock in peoples yards before the removal began and until a few years after trapping resumed.

    If you want to release something in DC to remove the vermin, forget the gators, instead send some gator trappers. They are pretty good at putting a 22 caliber round through tiny brains.