In the future, can you see alligators migrating as far north as far western kentucky?
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Damn if I don't loves me some Chocodiles [banana]chocodile >>>> alligator
Don’t think we will ever beat them until we can schedule them later in the season tbh.
You must be a moron or something. The post clearly read in the future not if there are gators in Kentucky now.
READ next time and maybe your sad attempt at being a troll would work.
I mean what I typed. They.Are.Already.Here. And forget you if you think i'm going to get close enough to get a smart phone pic of a damn snaggle toothed gator.
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Pets being let loose isn't the same as alligators expanding their range this far north.
Only if they get tired of dealing with these people down in the South.
We have armadillos up here, gators next? Not sure. However, Flick did say he saw some grizzly bears near Pulaski's Candy Store.
I have an 8 footer in my pond, come get him and take him back. We won't miss him
What if alligators were spreading AIDs through their coughs? What would you do?
Nothing. Can’t catch the **** twice.
Alligators are dumb.
So they most certainly will leave warmer climates and migrate to weather hell, which is Kentucky.
So they most certainly will leave warmer climates and migrate to weather hell, which is Kentucky.
I’d consider them pretty smart. They’ve survived on this planet as long as anything.
Yeah, but only by a day. Read your bible.
If more women would buy these $100k bags, you'd take care of any gator problem.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...-55-000-costs-cruise-world-Mercedes-Benz.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...-55-000-costs-cruise-world-Mercedes-Benz.html
Fish and Wildlife officer Ray Garton said that the freshwater alligators he spotted last night in drakes creek are no more than 9 feet long.
_________Just pups. :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
In the future I see fires, famines, floods, acts of terrorism, Wars, the economy will be down or up. I see gators in a cornfield in Iowa. I see corn in a swamp in Florida.
