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Apr 6, 2016 20:25:01   #
Squiddiddler Loc: Phoenix
 
OKEECHOBEE, Fla. Two h****rs at a Florida farm say it's the largest alligator they've ever captured in the wild: nearly 15 feet long.
Lee Lightsey, the owner of Outwest Farms in Okeechobee, and hunting guide, Blake Godwin, discovered the monster alligator in one their cattle ponds while on a guided hunt on April 2. They believe the gator had been feasting on the farm's cattle.
"We also discovered the remains what we determined to be cattle in the water. We determined that he was in fact attacking our livestock as they came to drink," Godwin said. They spotted the gator Saturday as it surfaced about 20 feet in front of them and Lightsey shot it, Godwin said.
The gator measured just under 15 feet and weighed in at over 800 pounds. He was so big, they had to use a large farm tractor to pull it from the water, Godwin said.
Photos show the gigantic alligator dangling from a tractor that had lifted it up out of the swamp.
The company has been guiding hunts for alligators, wild boar, and turkey in Florida for 18 years and Lightsey says on his website he's been hunting all his life. The largest alligator they had taken before was just over 14 feet and this one was bigger than that, Godwin said.
They plan to donate the gator's meat to charity and have the alligator taxidermied for display at their hunting shows and expos.
By the way, Godwin said the photos of the monster gator were taken with their cell phones and uploaded directly to Facebook and weren't photoshopped. "It is hard to believe that something this big exists in the wild," Godwin said. "Hunting is a way of life for us and we are very proud of it!" he said.



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Apr 6, 2016 21:53:59   #
Hemiman Loc: Communist California
 
Squiddiddler wrote:
OKEECHOBEE, Fla. Two h****rs at a Florida farm say it's the largest alligator they've ever captured in the wild: nearly 15 feet long.
Lee Lightsey, the owner of Outwest Farms in Okeechobee, and hunting guide, Blake Godwin, discovered the monster alligator in one their cattle ponds while on a guided hunt on April 2. They believe the gator had been feasting on the farm's cattle.
"We also discovered the remains what we determined to be cattle in the water. We determined that he was in fact attacking our livestock as they came to drink," Godwin said. They spotted the gator Saturday as it surfaced about 20 feet in front of them and Lightsey shot it, Godwin said.
The gator measured just under 15 feet and weighed in at over 800 pounds. He was so big, they had to use a large farm tractor to pull it from the water, Godwin said.
Photos show the gigantic alligator dangling from a tractor that had lifted it up out of the swamp.
The company has been guiding hunts for alligators, wild boar, and turkey in Florida for 18 years and Lightsey says on his website he's been hunting all his life. The largest alligator they had taken before was just over 14 feet and this one was bigger than that, Godwin said.
They plan to donate the gator's meat to charity and have the alligator taxidermied for display at their hunting shows and expos.
By the way, Godwin said the photos of the monster gator were taken with their cell phones and uploaded directly to Facebook and weren't photoshopped. "It is hard to believe that something this big exists in the wild," Godwin said. "Hunting is a way of life for us and we are very proud of it!" he said.
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Wonder how old the beast was.

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Apr 6, 2016 22:11:05   #
PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.
 
It looks as though it has just finished off a cow.

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Apr 7, 2016 09:06:47   #
lindajoy Loc: right here with you....
 
They had another in another city in Florida (name escapes me) that ate a man who was sitting beside the lake, fishing, when attacked..It could be seen from the people passing by the small lake itself...They did eventually get the gator with parts of the man, still inside....Needless to say they erected a fence so no one else could venture over to fish in it....Talk about scary stuff...

I guess its why they say if you live in Florida and beside water, check your back yard..Check it hell, I'd have a fence around it!!!

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Apr 7, 2016 16:34:54   #
badbobby Loc: texas
 
Squiddiddler wrote:
OKEECHOBEE, Fla. Two h****rs at a Florida farm say it's the largest alligator they've ever captured in the wild: nearly 15 feet long.
Lee Lightsey, the owner of Outwest Farms in Okeechobee, and hunting guide, Blake Godwin, discovered the monster alligator in one their cattle ponds while on a guided hunt on April 2. They believe the gator had been feasting on the farm's cattle.
"We also discovered the remains what we determined to be cattle in the water. We determined that he was in fact attacking our livestock as they came to drink," Godwin said. They spotted the gator Saturday as it surfaced about 20 feet in front of them and Lightsey shot it, Godwin said.
The gator measured just under 15 feet and weighed in at over 800 pounds. He was so big, they had to use a large farm tractor to pull it from the water, Godwin said.
Photos show the gigantic alligator dangling from a tractor that had lifted it up out of the swamp.
The company has been guiding hunts for alligators, wild boar, and turkey in Florida for 18 years and Lightsey says on his website he's been hunting all his life. The largest alligator they had taken before was just over 14 feet and this one was bigger than that, Godwin said.
They plan to donate the gator's meat to charity and have the alligator taxidermied for display at their hunting shows and expos.
By the way, Godwin said the photos of the monster gator were taken with their cell phones and uploaded directly to Facebook and weren't photoshopped. "It is hard to believe that something this big exists in the wild," Godwin said. "Hunting is a way of life for us and we are very proud of it!" he said.
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heck Squid
don't alligators need to eat???

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Apr 7, 2016 16:45:20   #
Squiddiddler Loc: Phoenix
 
They will have to beat off the other l***hes to feed on me.

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