Notes from the Swamp

Yep, happens about once a week on average.
 
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Dipshit

1- put the towel completely over the head
2- those gator heads are strong you need leverage. He was sitting way too far back to secure the head
3- you go for the jaws not the neck

4- MOST IMPORTANT
After step #1 above, walk briskly back to the house, pour a double bourbon, call and wait for animal control or FWC
 
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What is the draw to Kayaking? Too much risk involved, especially if they knew what lives there. Nature lovers. I wonder how loving they would be to come face to face with Alli? I'll stand of firm ground.
 
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99% of the time Gators wont mess with you. Even in a yak.
I've stood wade fishing in Mosquito Lagoon eye to eye with one in about 2.5-3ft of water about 25ft from me for an hour or more and all he was interested in was the redifsh I hauled in.

But yeah, that 1% can be a bitch!
 
My little outside stray cat buddy turns out to be a girl!

We call her Hemingway becasue she has extra toes, big ol thumbs to be precise., (Polydactyl)

She comes by every morning about 4-5am for breakfast. She's learned I often sit in the carport for a smoke with my coffee, so she's learned to come there and lead me to the back porch where the food bowl is. I'm usually up about 5 but if I sleep in she'll meow and walk back and forth at the back door, I think she knows this makes my phone ding


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She likes belly rubs and lays at or on my feet when I’m out for a smoke.

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So, wait - that cat, that isn't yours, has you trained to respond to it's calls for feeding at 5am? And then it probably goes home for it's owner's feeding for it? So many quips to be made here, that I will abstain. Too easy.;):lol:
 
Im a sucker for critters

I get that. I put out cameras to monitor rodent activity and have found unexpected enjoyment seeing my various four legged neighbors doing their thing in the dark.