Gene Myers,
his wife Denny & son Jerrett of Paradise Marine in Gulf Shores Alabama
with their nice 9' lizard from Mobile Bay.
We passed on many much larger. The one Gene scouted we missed. Another
group got him. He went well over 12'
Kenny Davies and a nice late season lizard from Lake Jessup.
A nice morning's harvest from Lake Poinsette on the St. Johns River
pair of hunters from Texas won a gator hunt at a charity benefit. They
got a nice 11' from the Lake Hell n' Blazes area.
Capt Phil with his entry
into the CFTH "Big Gator Shootout." It was in the top 20 largest
gators.
A couple of nice gators harvested using
RatWorks Equipment.
These future
gators hunters were hanging out at the Mississippi DNR Ross Barnett
check station & just had to jump on the airboat to have their picture
taken with Todd & Tommy' s gator
Ian Knofla along with his pop Charlie harvested this 12' gator from Lake
Okeechobee South. Took a little grunting to get him in the boat & then
out of the boat.
Thanks to the guys at the landing we got him into the truck.
Jeff McDaniels & his son Joe harvested this 13-5 gator from Georgia's
Lake Seminole. It was the largest gator harvested in Georgia in 2009 and
was 1-1/2" short of the state record held by fellow GatorGuide Randy
Pounds
Taylor, Tyler & Dave Mathews of Walterboro SC got their nice 10' gator
from SC zone 1. After missing a number of gators, this one got the
harpoon while swimming in the middle of the river. See the story at:
http://intheboro.blogspot.com/2009/09/gator-hunt.html
Capt Walters with his personal 12-2" gator from Georgia's zone 4. This
is one of Georgia's hardest zone to hunt. Got this one just after
sunrise.
Used a "BoneCrusher" to dart him while he was sitting in about 5' of
water under a lily patch. He thought he was hidden........
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