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Originally posted by DaTroof
Animal control took out the wrong beast. That alligator didn't leave its environment.
I get what you're saying, bro.
Originally posted by deadeyedick
reply to post by poloblack
Well the way it is dealt with most of the time is whenever a gator comes up it should be scared away and not fed. I am not saying it is the gators fault but it is what it is an animal with killer instincts. Around my marina whenever come into the area we would fire a warning shot and problem solved. I viewed it as training for them and believe it saved many of them because anytime they seen people they would make sure they were not seen. The place i speak of never had gators around until the late eighties.
What you say about having to have a gun is wrong just by the article alone because they eat the gator away. There is no shortage of gators in America and the population is thriving. The majority of them will not go to humans unless they are fed.edit on 22-4-2013 by deadeyedick because: (no reason given)
Animal control took out the wrong beast. That alligator didn't leave its environment.
Originally posted by poloblack
OP, I apologize, as I was not trying to derail your thread. The whole point is that Joey's safe and sound. Again, my apologies. Polo.
Originally posted by DaTroof
Animal control took out the wrong beast. That alligator didn't leave its environment.