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Posted: 4/16/2023 12:53:57 AM EDT
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Nah. Pretty sure all the invasive pythons took out the gators.
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Quoted: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Iir9LDSl7qI/R6biBECIusI/AAAAAAAAMEc/TrkpT494E88/s400/CHEF+BALLS+1X.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Never get off the boat. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Iir9LDSl7qI/R6biBECIusI/AAAAAAAAMEc/TrkpT494E88/s400/CHEF+BALLS+1X.jpg Excellent point; OP (“PBR Street Gang”) needs an M16A1. |
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You need to look out for the fucking tigers too…I just wanted to be a fucking chef man.
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Gators, water moccasins and if close to the coast maybe even a shark.
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Mama doesn't like her babies threatened. And it's getting to be gator sexy time here in Florida.
Alligator attacks North Carolina kayaker |
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Archer - Sterling Archer's three biggest fears |
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Molly Hatchet - Gator Country - 11/10/1978 - Capitol Theatre |
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I had a friend that had a house in the Everglades in Florida. He would regularly walk through the water during the day and swore it was only a problem at night.
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We kayak fish in similar places on the gulf.
Gators and wild hogs have surprised us several times. When you least expect it. |
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Quoted: I had a friend that had a house in the Everglades in Florida. He would regularly walk through the water during the day and swore it was only a problem at night. View Quote This is pretty much truth. My wife wants to kayak the most remote area in the Southeast, the Okefenokee swamp and also down the Suwanee river. I've been in some pretty swampy, gator-infested areas in just sandals; I was more concerned about snakes and even they don't bother me as long as I see them before I step on them. Fears are a little overblown, just keep your head on a swivel, don't do stupid shit and carry a 10mm |
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I am Florida man. Only time a gator scared me was in Mississippi
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Quoted: This is pretty much truth. My wife wants to kayak the most remote area in the Southeast, the Okefenokee swamp and also down the Suwanee river. I've been in some pretty swampy, gator-infested areas in just sandals; I was more concerned about snakes and even they don't bother me as long as I see them before I step on them. Fears are a little overblown, just keep your head on a swivel, don't do stupid shit and carry a 10mm View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I had a friend that had a house in the Everglades in Florida. He would regularly walk through the water during the day and swore it was only a problem at night. This is pretty much truth. My wife wants to kayak the most remote area in the Southeast, the Okefenokee swamp and also down the Suwanee river. I've been in some pretty swampy, gator-infested areas in just sandals; I was more concerned about snakes and even they don't bother me as long as I see them before I step on them. Fears are a little overblown, just keep your head on a swivel, don't do stupid shit and carry a 10mm Canoe with a couple of my kids in Fl. Got too close thumped the boat with his tail as he swam off. Small pets are at risk. But yeah they don't really fuck with you. Fresh out of high school, golf course had a par 3 with hole in a little island. Gator would sun himself and we would try and pelt him. |
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Yep, there are gators about.
Probably won’t be an issue though. What pistol are you packing for the dinosaurs? |
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One thing I've learned living in southeast Louisiana is places looking like that can have really big gators. Even in brackish water.
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Most certainly. Don't go messing with them and they will leave you alone.
I grew up hunting the Texas gulf coast marshes. |
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Quoted: This is pretty much truth. My wife wants to kayak the most remote area in the Southeast, the Okefenokee swamp and also down the Suwanee river. I've been in some pretty swampy, gator-infested areas in just sandals; I was more concerned about snakes and even they don't bother me as long as I see them before I step on them. Fears are a little overblown, just keep your head on a swivel, don't do stupid shit and carry a 10mm View Quote Pick your time carefully to paddle in the swamp park. In the next week or two the Folkston side will be slap full of drunk rednecks in jon boats, I'll be there the first week in May . The Suwanee river is beautiful. Some friends and I paddled it right after high school ( '90 or '91). Go when it's cool. The mosquitoes and horse flies are a plague of Biblical proportion. And there are some absolute golly-whopper moccasins down there. I grew up in that area and go regularly. If you need any info let me know. Be glad to help. |
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Quoted: @ROCK6 Pick your time carefully to paddle in the swamp park. In the next week or two the Folkston side will be slap full of drunk rednecks in jon boats, I'll be there the first week in May . The Suwanee river is beautiful. Some friends and I paddled it right after high school ( '90 or '91). Go when it's cool. The mosquitoes and horse flies are a plague of Biblical proportion. And there are some absolute golly-whopper moccasins down there. I grew up in that area and go regularly. If you need any info let me know. Be glad to help. View Quote @Knothead71, thanks for the info. My wife is from FL, so she's pretty adamant about avoiding the mosquitos! Will keep in touch... ROCK6 |
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If you can't see the bottom, and it's anywhere considered "the South," there's a gator.
Kharn |
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Quoted: @Knothead71, thanks for the info. My wife is from FL, so she's pretty adamant about avoiding the mosquitos! Will keep in touch... ROCK6 View Quote And if she grew up near the coast and talks about sand fleas, heed her words. |
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How about that doc vid of the three guys that decided to take a kayak trip down a remote part of the Congo. They were "X" number of days in when a giant croc rose up and clamped down on the guys chest and that was that.
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