Massive 600 lb. gator pulled from Alabama Waters
These photos were from the most recent State of Alabama Department of Fish and Game's sanctioned alligator hunts that took place this past week. There is a registration period that opens up and prospective hunters may register. After registration closes, applicants are selected by lottery at a later date. The hunts are at night and closely monitored by the F&G officers. My son has done this a couple of times and he and his "team" caught large gators during both hunts.
These photos were from the most recent State of Alabama Department of Fish and Game's sanctioned alligator hunts that took place this past week. There is a registration period that opens up and prospective hunters may register. After registration closes, applicants are selected by lottery at a later date. The hunts are at night and closely monitored by the F&G officers. My son has done this a couple of times and he and his "team" caught large gators during both hunts.
And how many years ago was it they were supposedly threatened with extinction??
ReplyDeleteIf you believe the tree hugging liberals...
DeleteWent on the first gator hunt South Carolina had years ago, got a 500+lb one. Have no desire to do it again.
ReplyDeleteSwamp people, gotta love em. I would like to have a skull some day.
ReplyDeleteIs there a rough correlation between a gator’s weight and length!?
ReplyDeleteyes..the longer it is the more it weighs..bwaahaa.
Delete23 that they know of.
ReplyDeleteSometimes, one of those beasts crawl onto the wrong property in Florida, Alabama, and probably Louisiana, and gets his come-to-'gator-Jesus early.
What is done with harvested alligators. I am just ignorant to the harvesting of alligators. So just curious. Thanks
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