What was this Guy Thinking???...........

[timekiller]

I thought I'd show you all this as it's the big story on are news here tonight.Make sure to check the Video.
Alligator Roams Highway, Bites Scientist - News Story - WCTI New Bern
And made me think of this old boy I found which was in the same area.
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/todays-finds/140603-new-pictures-gator-finds.html
I see them all the time hunting the way I do but really never thought about wanting to jump on one of there backs. I mean really sometimes you just need to leave well enough alone.
Take Care,
Pete,

 

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[N.J.THer]

Last week I was detecting and minding my own business when a snake bit my coil. It was a little harmless snale about 1 1/2 feet long but since I was not expecting it I did jump back. The area I was in the grass was high and this little bugger held his head up like a periscope looking for something to bite. I hope I would see a 250 lbs gator way before I got into his biting range.

Sounds like the guy had more then enough experience (2 1/2 months) to take on a 250 lbs gator and become the local town hero or just get bit in the arm.

NJ

 

[timekiller]

Last week I was detecting and minding my own business when a snake bit my coil. It was a little harmless snale about 1 1/2 feet long but since I was not expecting it I did jump back. The area I was in the grass was high and this little bugger held his head up like a periscope looking for something to bite. I hope I would see a 250 lbs gator way before I got into his biting range.

Sounds like the guy had more then enough experience (2 1/2 months) to take on a 250 lbs gator and become the local town hero or just get bit in the arm.

NJ

Yea he's lucky he didn't loose a limb,& only got snipped a little.
It be easy like I said hunting the way I do at the waters edge or even wadeing sometimes to not even see it coming but never had no problems with them myself.They normally seem ready to get out of dodge once someones in the area.I think mateing season they get a little crazy.
Take Care,
Pete,