4.5 days and 100 gators

[Cabela]

That's a lot of lizard right there. Congrats

[bfd1200]

Looks fun

[Cajun Blake]

Nice! I have no clue about gator hunting so please inform me... Im all for killing/hunting but a hundred?! How many other people are able to catch that many? Seems like a quick way to deplete them. Im guessing they reproduce pretty quickly. Not bashing just curious

the LA alligator is an excellent example of how sucessful wildlife management can save a species on the brink of extinction

from the 1940's to 60's, the alligator population was nearly wiped out due to poaching, over harvesting, Mother Nature, and the lack of farming & re-introducing hatchlings into the wild

the LA alligator was placed on the endangered species list and was saved during the 1970's to present . Hurricanes and predators cause a very high mortality rate of alliator hatchlings. Biologists will harvest eggs from nests and hatch them in captivity which yields an 85-88% success rate . When the gators are large enough, they are released into the wild.

public land hunters, private land owners, and alligator farmers contribute to the thousands of gators harvested each year all over the State.



read this link to get mo educated
http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/sites/d...-_dec_2013.pdf

[gator man]

that's a lot of gators

[Slew]

I would hate to skin one boatload much less 100! Congrats on the lizard haul! Sure like that part of the country.

[easeup]

choot em

[Oldowl]

Wow!

[donfish84]

That's a lot of lizards. Congrats!!

[BowOnly81]

Wow! Very impressive!

[RiverRat1]

Have you ever had to do that thing that Bo Duke did when that girl fell into the Swamp and he had to dive in and wrestle it?

Post a picture of Daisy and someone may reply to your post.

[The Manager]

Cajun Blake is exactly right. In fact in the past farm raised gaius made up a good percentage of their catch. The were surprised that er did not have a single farm raised gator on the lines this year.

[R Herline Jr]

That's a lot of gators. Congrats on your catch

[powderburner]

Cajun Blake is exactly right. In fact in the past farm raised gaius made up a good percentage of their catch. The were surprised that er did not have a single farm raised gator on the lines this year.

This maybe a stupid question but how do you tell a farm raised gator from a wild one?

[Ed Oswald]

Good job!

[The Manager]

This maybe a stupid question but how do you tell a farm raised gator from a wild one?

Their tails are notched and they have a tag in their foot with certain information on it.