Forget the Loch Ness Monster. This beast is for real!
Who KNEW such huge reptiles swam in our river?
Until gator season began last year, I sure didn't!
The Fancher Gator, Alabama's state record at 14 feet, 2 inches and 838 pounds,
is attracting attention while on display at the Central Alabama Farmers Co-op
in Selma. The alligator was caught in the Alabama River in Wilcox County
last August by The Fancher Gator Team. Wildlife Images Taxidermy Studio
of Autaugaville mounted the reptile in a natural pose, snatching a river otter.
And now, it's about time for gator season to begin again!
I say, "Go get 'em!"
Posted at Camera Critters
He's a big one!
ReplyDeletevery first time I came to AL ( 1977 :) ) a nest of snakes scared the dickens out of me
ReplyDeleteand all these years, I did not know it could have been so much worse
anni
Anni, until last year's gator hunt, neither did I!
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