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Title: charge the gator with Armed Robbery! Post by: brett711 on June 24, 2008, 08:43:32 PM http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/loc...,6259577.story
However lets get the facts right - 18yro, drunk, 2am, swims across 25' deep canal against advice of friends. Gator gets him....and chops down. He pokes gator in eye and gets to bank and realizes that he don't have an arm anymore.... I guess we need to charge the gator with Armed Robbery! Title: Re: charge the gator with Armed Robbery! Post by: Da_Mtg_Man on June 24, 2008, 09:00:15 PM I like the one guy that said, Now he can swim circles around that gator.... :D
That kid is about as sharp as a bowling ball. Title: Re: charge the gator with Armed Robbery! Post by: yunt2ride on June 25, 2008, 08:12:50 AM I couldn't get that link to work so I looked it up.
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/florida/orl-bk-gator-attack-062408,0,1890352.story Title: Re: charge the gator with Armed Robbery! Post by: GENERAL-Z on June 25, 2008, 06:49:00 PM [url]http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/loc...,6259577.story[/url] lol thats real goodHowever lets get the facts right - 18yro, drunk, 2am, swims across 25' deep canal against advice of friends. Gator gets him....and chops down. He pokes gator in eye and gets to bank and realizes that he don't have an arm anymore.... I guess we need to charge the gator with Armed Robbery! Title: Re: charge the gator with Armed Robbery! Post by: GENERAL-Z on June 25, 2008, 06:50:05 PM I like the one guy that said, Now he can swim circles around that gator.... :D also found that very amuzing im going to use that now lolThat kid is about as sharp as a bowling ball. Title: Re: charge the gator with Armed Robbery! Post by: 561rincon on June 25, 2008, 09:32:44 PM i think its down right wrong for the family to say the alligator population is to high?!?!?!?!? WTF maybe she forgot the dumb chit swam in the gators home that they claimed a helluva lot longer then we did. i know if the gator walks in my house without saying hi hes dead and so should anyone who does the same to his teritory....
Title: Re: charge the gator with Armed Robbery! Post by: gearhead400 on June 25, 2008, 10:54:47 PM i think its down right wrong for the family to say the alligator population is to high?!?!?!?!? WTF maybe she forgot the dumb chit swam in the gators home that they claimed a helluva lot longer then we did. i know if the gator walks in my house without saying hi hes dead and so should anyone who does the same to his teritory.... word! Title: Re: charge the gator with Armed Robbery! Post by: yunt2ride on June 26, 2008, 07:59:46 AM i think its down right wrong for the family to say the alligator population is to high?!?!?!?!? WTF maybe she forgot the dumb chit swam in the gators home that they claimed a helluva lot longer then we did. i know if the gator walks in my house without saying hi hes dead and so should anyone who does the same to his teritory.... The guy was stupid to say the least, but the gator population is way out of hand. Anytime you want to find some, just go down any waterway at night and shine a flashlight on the bank. Gators have been prorected for 50 years or so and now is the time to do something about them. Like the guy said, the state gives out 3,000 permits a year and animal rights people buy about 2/3s of them so they don't get killed. There is getting to be so many that they are fighting for any small piece of water they can find. We even have a hunting season for deer and hogs to keep the population down on them. We need an open hunting season on gator also. Title: Re: charge the gator with Armed Robbery! Post by: hellrazr on June 27, 2008, 11:50:26 PM "There is getting to be so many that they are fighting for any small piece of water they can find."
If people didn't build houses and shopping centers where gators used to live then the gators would not be heavily populated in the small pieces of water they can find. Gators are still killed regularly. Any gator over 4ft that even seems aggressive that lives near people gets put in a gator farm, relocated to an alligator refuge/park, or gets put on the chopping block. I live near a lake and every now and then the park rangers come through and thin out larger gators that are in the canals. Title: Re: charge the gator with Armed Robbery! Post by: 561rincon on June 28, 2008, 08:06:24 AM "There is getting to be so many that they are fighting for any small piece of water they can find." If people didn't build houses and shopping centers where gators used to live then the gators would not be heavily populated in the small pieces of water they can find. Gators are still killed regularly. Any gator over 4ft that even seems aggressive that lives near people gets put in a gator farm, relocated to an alligator refuge/park, or gets put on the chopping block. I live near a lake and every now and then the park rangers come through and thin out larger gators that are in the canals. exactly,nothing more to say. less crime in small towns because everyone has more space, but pile 1,000,000 people into the same lil town food,jobs,and money will have to be fought after. im all for managment of any species but dont say its over populated because someone or something got bit.... as for the original story some friends of mine know these kids and what went wrong? HE MISSED HIS SHOT. happens to the best of us, but the gator got the best of him. thats why its illegal to take gators from the bank with a gun. first contain then bang stick em, so you dont swim out after the gator you missed but think you shot and meet the wrong end of a bad day. |