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May 28, 2011, 09:15 PM
#41
Re: Gator Head
Originally Posted by
RGINN
Old post, but I just saw it. You weren't there that long, so water really wasn't a life threatening concern. However, I thought it was a great narrative and felt like I was right there with you.
Thanks. Just one thing I wanted to add. I left at 5 AM walked/crawled 10 miles in and 10 miles back to reach my truck just before dark.. I dont know if it was life threatening or not... but one thing I know for sure... I was NOT going to walk back 10 miles in the hot sun without water. I can barely walk that distance properly prepared. Too many things can go wrong and nobody knew I was out there. Its a lesson in overconfidence. Things could have got ugly real fast. I would never have attempted that trip in a desert without sufficient water. Just sayin...
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May 28, 2011 09:15 PM
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May 28, 2011, 09:21 PM
#42
Re: Gator Head
Originally Posted by
hombre_de_plata_flaco
Those snakes have got to go...
The law states that they are to be killed on site in the National Parks.. They can not be captured or transported live. Kill them and dump them to the gators.
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May 29, 2011, 04:00 PM
#43
Re: Gator Head
HIO those iguanas are very good eating. they are vegetarians. I have eaten many of them in southern Mexico in the past. The meat is white and has the usual chicken like taste. A 3 -4 footer will give enough meat for two hungry guys. Bon appetite'
Don Jose de la Mancha
"I exist to live, not live to exist"
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May 29, 2011, 04:19 PM
#44
Re: Gator Head
Originally Posted by
Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp
HIO those iguanas are very good eating. they are vegetarians. I have eaten many of them in southern Mexico in the past. The meat is white and has the usual chicken like taste. A 3 -4 footer will give enough meat for two hungry guys. Bon appetite'
Don Jose de la Mancha
I have heard they are very good. They are all over town but I never see them in the Everglades and I dont know why. 
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Aug 15, 2012, 02:25 PM
#45
Another monster killed. I dont know why they call this size a record but 87 eggs probably is. Biologists Track Biggest Florida Python - 17-Footer with 87 Eggs - NYTimes.com
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