Large Alligator caught, Killed in Calvert

[PeoplesElbow]

THEY GATOR COULD HAVE BEEN CAPTURED AND TAKEN AWAY BUT SOME YUCKA PUCK WANTED A PHOTO OP THAT GATOR WAS CAUSING NO PROBLEMS AT THAT TIME GD UNIMFORMED HUMANS

What do you do with it after capture? It's sort of expensive to relocate something like that.

 

[LightRoasted]

If I may ...

What do you do with it after capture? It's sort of expensive to relocate something like that.

Wrap it's mouth with duck tape and give it to DNR? They have the money and time to get it to it's normal habitat climate zone.

 

[Kinnakeet]

What do you do with it after capture? It's sort of expensive to relocate something like that.

Call DNR and they will or will have someone capture it and relocate it

 

[RoseRed]

Maryland Man Catches 7.5 Foot Alligator Near Chesapeake Bay – NBC4 Washington (nbcwashington.com)

 

[Gilligan]

? They have the money and time to get it to it's normal habitat climate zone.

They do??

 

[Kyle]

Call DNR and they will or will have someone capture it and relocate it

DNR probably dismissed over a dozen reports as prank calls.

 

[Kyle]

They do??

Willie Nelson did a Concert to help... Gator Aid!

 

[Gilligan]

Willie Nelson did a Concert to help... Gator Aid!

:triplefacepalm:

 

[Merlin99]

Maryland Man Catches 7.5 Foot Alligator Near Chesapeake Bay – NBC4 Washington (nbcwashington.com)

Wonder if it tasted like Emu?

 

[Kyle]

:triplefacepalm:

I've been doing reports all morning.

I'm kinda punchy right now.

 

[LightRoasted]

If I may ...

They do??

Of course they do. They are part of the State. And if money is short, the State'll float a bond for one reason or another to get the money, of course raising taxes to pay those bonds back.

 

[Gilligan]

If I may ...


Of course they do. They are part of the State. And if money is short, the State'll float a bond for one reason or another to get the money, of course raising taxes to pay those bonds back.

LMAO..sure...sure.... So in the 1-2 year interim, where does Mr. Gator reside?

 

[black dog]

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If I may ...


Of course they do. They are part of the State. And if money is short, the State'll float a bond for one reason or another to get the money, of course raising taxes to pay those bonds back.

Thats really good stewardship of the taxpayers money...

 

[stgislander]

From the article on the TheBayNet.

“I actually called DNR and asked them about it, and they said that I am perfectly safe,” Adams said. “I’m gonna get it mounted if the DNR will give me a tag.”

Gregg Bortz, a spokesman for DNR, said that regarding the situation, “Maryland Natural Resources Police are still consulting with allied agencies, local and federal, on this matter.” Bortz then mentioned how the DNR has been unable to confirm any previously mentioned rumors of alligators in Calvert County, but that “alligators or other non-native crocodilians” have sparsely shown up in the state before.

 

[stgislander]

I guess "WTF" is not an appropriate title for a thread.

 

[AnthonyJames]

I guess "WTF" is not an appropriate title for a thread.

Why wouldn't "Where's That From?" be appropriate?

 

[AnthonyJames]

So will you pay me reparations? I tried petting him!!

How did you get a picture of Lefty's hand?

 

[LightRoasted]

If I may ...

LMAO..sure...sure.... So in the 1-2 year interim, where does Mr. Gator reside?

Fat Larry's lap.

 

[RareBreed]

Expert weighed in now...

Expert Weighs In On How An Alligator Likely Survived For Years In Southern Maryland - The BayNet

After TheBayNet.com broke the news of an alligator caught in Southern Maryland on Father’s Day, stories began to emerge of previous sightings of the reptile from as early as 2015.

www.thebaynet.com

 

[RoseRed]

And now there's another one. Reported to be in the Hollywood area...

Officials Trying to Trap an Alligator Reported in St. Mary's County

The county has begun a plan of action for trapping this Alligator. Emergency Services is in a support role to a local wildlife organization, who will be organizing trapping with his contractors.

smnewsnet.com