Anyone want to go Gator hunting in a 16' Jon Boat?
Little gator caught in West Cocoa
St Johns River in Central Florida
December 20, 2009
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How much skill does it take to put a bullet in a gators head? Your a real sportsman, asshole
ReplyDeleteits alot harder than you think actually you wouldnt know tree hugger its alot of hard work something you personally wouldnt know about
ReplyDeleteWow, you hick red neck people are assholes and have no respect for life. This innocent creature did nothing to deserve this. And to think that you are proud of this just makes me sick.
ReplyDeleteBoth "innocent" and "alligator" are mutually exclusive terms. Do some research on gator problems in FL (and the South), and you'll quickly realize population control is important to most regions in the south. That's the same for "murdering deer" here in the Midwest. We have to have a balance between populations (animals vs. humans) if we are to survive. And tell me, please, how do gators positively contribute to that balance?
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