A Drive In The Country

Originally posted by dsmiths David, don't know if you saw it in the paper, but about 2 years ago a woman about 5 miles west of Corydon Ind that lived near Indian creek told her husband she saw a gator in Indian creek, he went down there and caught that gator, it was cool and it could not move very fast, it was 3 feet long, local DNR said was probably a pet someone released after tiring of it.  I fish about 1.5 miles east of where they caught the gator, I watch where I put my feet when wade fishing Indian creek now

good grief, if they can eat a deer, even the smaller ones in Florida, they could constrict and kill and eat a human, no walks for me in the Everglades. I saw a special on animal planet or discovery about the problems with gators, Burmeise Pythons that have been released and Nutrina's up here its too cold for a lot of critters, our white tail deer get bigger to make it through the winter, Doe's 120 to 150 lbs are common and Bucks over 250 lbs are not unusual, I do not want to see a gator that can eat a 275 lb 10 point buck. watch where you step down there.