Have i told yall i am a gator hunt guide?

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frydaddy
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Have i told yall i am a gator hunt guide?

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Let me know what yall think of these old boys? Not bad for one nights work.Image
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Picture is much too small and dark to see anything in it...
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Cool!

I'd love to hunt gators! I plan to someday.

We've got gators here in Tyrrell County ... we're the northernmost extreme of their range. There are a few in Gates, I'm told. Ours don't get as big as yours, though we have some nice sized ones. All are protected here.
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Sorry about pic.

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:) Sorry about the pictures thay were taken on a older dig. camera. I'm trying to work on them to make them better. Tye :) Griz thay get real big in the south. I guide right down on the coast of ga. in the altamaha river at Darien ga. thats zone 7, lots of food make big gators. Those are 11'3" on the left and 10'2' on the right. Left gator is 595 pounds and the right is 365 pounds both are males. :)
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Post by Grizzly Adam »

Many of our North Carolina gators are 6' to 8' ... but some have reached 11' or more ... and I've seen a stuffed 12' gator that was taken from poachers in Dare County.

The difference comes from our winters being colder, say biologists. The only reason we have them at all is because of our coastal environment, which has weather more like the Deep South most of the year.

We do have some big ol' bears around here ... 700 lb. + ... wish I could send you a few big bears and you could send me a few big gators! :D
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Try this out. Tye

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ImageImageImage Hope you can get an idea of how big they are. It alot of fun to guide folks. Hay and it pays some bills two. :)
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Well how about this.

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:wink: Griz, You put me on a big bear. And i'll put you on a big gator. How 13' sound to you. Know where three are that big are right know. What you think about that? :wink:
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Post by BigTiny »

What kind of stuff do you use on your arrows for gators? Is it bowfishing gear with heavier line? It's been a long time since I hunted gators. We used to just use rope and duct tape, but I'm older now and it doesn't sound as fun as it used to. :(
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Thats about it.

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:) I us the muzzy gator getter kit modifyed a little to inprove your success rate. I also have excalibur riged for most peaple to us. :)
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Gators

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Just curious, what gets done with them? Eat them? Process the hide?
Or simply get a taxidermy job to show them off?
Daniele.
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Post by navaman »

can't say what they do with the entire gator but i know i've some pretty tasty gator meat before. :wink:
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Re: Gators

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Daniele wrote:Just curious, what gets done with them? Eat them? Process the hide?
Or simply get a taxidermy job to show them off?
Daniele.
:) Well, all of the things you said are done with them. There meat is very tasty, there hide make great boots,belts,hat bands etc. and thay look great (stuffed) if you now what i mean. Frydaddy :)
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Big and Tasty

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navaman wrote:can't say what they do with the entire gator but i know i've some pretty tasty gator meat before. :wink:
:) :) Gator meat is the other chicken, but with a little fish taste to me. But it has to be prepared right. :)
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Why do people keep posting small thumbnail-pictures from photobucket and not the full images or atleasty links to the full images? Maybe it is just me who have too old eyes to see anything in the small pictures (25 years old) :twisted: ...

Now the thumbs are clickable....
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