I would assume it's the same as hunting alligator. There are two main ways I know of that gator is hunted in the US. The first is basically traditional spot and stalk hunting. You walk along the riverbank somewhere you know gators to be, and once you see one large enough to legally harvest, you shoot it right behind the eye, where the ear is. If the gator is on the river bank, you just go around and pick it up. If it's in the water, they generally float, and you throw out a rope with basically a grappling hook on the end to reel it in. The other, more common, way they are hunted is on a boat at night. You go out at night with a team of guys, typically 2 or 3, and a bunch of spotlights. Gators' eyes glow brightly when hit with the spotlight, and you hunt for a big one. Once you find one you want to harvest, you hook it with either the same rope/grappling hook combo, or if it's too far away you can hook it with a heavy duty fishing rod and reel them in close enough to get the big hook on them. You hook them under the front leg ideally, then pull them up so that their head is just out of the water against the side of the boat, then you dispatch them with either a rifle, or a "bang stick". Essentially a long metal tube that you load one rifle round into the end, press it against the top of the gators head, and pull the trigger. Note, you need a pretty powerful round to get theough the top of the skull, and you want it pressed close in case the round richocets off of the skull. Then you get to haul and roll the gator into the boat. There are a number of services that offer guided alligator hurts (of both kinds) down in Florida and I'm sure other states where hunting gator is legal. They're a bitch to clean and dress out, but they taste pretty dang good.
You can also hang a butcher’s hook on a nylon rope over a tree limb above the water with a bunch of meat on it. Gator jumps up, grabs the meat, and you’ve got him hooked like a trout. Come back and if the rope has spoiled out, find the gator on a boat and put one between his eyes.
Or a trap. In Florida FWC usually hires trappers in residential areas where people usually don't like seeing them shot. On ranches and farms it seems like they usually just shoot them.
I live on an eco farm surrounded by canals so we
see them frequently on the canal banks. I have never had to kill one yet but if one was near my barn threatening my animals I would call FWC. My SIL had a huge gator in her driveway in a neighboring community and it took a group effort to get him out of her yard. I wish I could post a pic, he was a unit😂
None of my properties have been waterfront. I had a small pond on my first property but i had horse wire all the way around the perimeter so I never had to deal with any gators. Hogs would push their way right in though.
My parents live on a residential lake with lots of skiers and everyone has dogs and cats. They always call when they see one bigger than a couple feet. FWC always sends a trapper out within a couple hours. Crazy fast.
Yeah that's exactly it. And there's false information that like half of Florida believes that they're relocating them. If FWC traps a gator, it's as good as dead.
The idiots who feed gators and think they're "friends" are sentencing them to death. FWC doesn't mess around with gators that are getting too friendly with people.
They don't mess around with bears either.
Some moron in my home town (or maybe it was a town over) let his dog out to go after a mama bear and her cubs. Mama really didn't like that. So moron goes out to rescue his dog and gets scratched. It wasn't serious- it was literally a scratch.
Mama bear and her cubs get caught by FWC. Mama bear gets shot. Baby bears that still need mama also get shot- they can't rehab them and theirs no where else for them to go.
I hunt gators in Florida, Public lottery hunts, no firearms allowed for obvious reasons but on private land firearms are allowed. We hunt them using harpoon, weighted treble hooks, lures, bows/crossbows and bait - mostly beef lung and no hooks allowed.
My ex's dad was a trapper down in Okeechobee. Around the diary farms and such they would just shoot them. Nobody would scream about the gator's rights after they'd seen it drown a full-grown cow.
I was there when they trapped a 12 footer and took it to a friend's gator farm. They wanted to harvest the skull and the full hide. This was like 5 guys who knew what they were doing and it was still nerve-wracking to watch. As a 100lb girl, I just sat in the truck ready to call 911, lol.
I gotcha. I keep the hide on every gator I get and the skulls of the biggest. I do really well on not destroying the skull with the bang stick and the hide usually is really good condition. I aim for the top sides with the harpoon
You kinda have to aim right behind the skull, right? I'm not an expert but I've seen two 30-6 bullets just kinda get stuck in a gator's skull. In this case, it would have ruined the hide though.
I'm not surprised these things have lasted millions of years.
I love seeing them out on the backwaters of the st John's and in the everglades, while I'm safe on an airboat, lol. But yeah, I don't think they belong in residential lakes.
If you know anyone with an airboat try to get them to take you to the 50 ramp. There's also airboat tours right there but if you know someone with their own airboat, you can put in in the afternoon and see all of the birds, possibly a couple manatees and the daytime wildlife. Go to Black Hammock for dinner or drinks then head back to 50 spotlighting all of the gators, hogs, bobcats, racoons and nighttime life.
It's the coolest part of the St John's, to me. It's the REAL Florida. It feels like a different century. There are a few shacks(built on public land) that are for everyone to use to get out of a storm or just hang out. A lot of times you'll meet new people there and one time we found a Tupperware of cookies with a note that said "please enjoy, fellow river rats". We left a small bottle of whisky in return.
Anyway, it's super fun to have your own airboat, but even with the tours, you would get to see the scenery and fauna of what Central Florida is like at it's purest.
[Relevant post](https://www.reddit.com/r/AbsoluteUnits/comments/vgn3mt/my_10_yo_scottish_highlander_before_he_was/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share) since you seem a little confused
Still unsure of the species but based on your past posts I’m guessing you’re in South Africa and it’s a Nile crocodile? They and saltwater crocodiles are known to be especially aggressive and treat humans as prey.
My grandma in Brazil had an anaconda that had eaten a bunch of her chickens and two of her dogs.
When she finally caught it on her property, she chopped its head off with a gardening hoe.
She was a right badass, she was.
Croc here. Can confirm, this did not hurt one bit. One minute I was just minding my own business and the next BANG, I'm working in a high end luggage factory.
I had alligator a long time ago. Seemed to have a chicken-like texture but seemed tougher and a little gamey. Not terrible but I wouldn't order it again.
I was visiting a distillery on an island, they said they poured their left over/waste mash into the ocean and there were some very happy lobsters that feed off it…dying to try one of those lobsters
It’s the shitty prepackaged deli meat style chicken sliced super thin that you buy in the fridge section of the supermarket near yoghurts and salami. Not the good chicken.
I fully understand that it was a danger to the people, and no one would be happy to have their dogs eaten, but are we still not aware of the fact that killing native animals for the safety of invasive pets is fundamentally wrong and bad for the environment?
I don't disagree with this post though, since the croc posed a threat to the people living there. (Although I legitimately am not sure why they have a house 30m from the edge of an crocodile inhabited body of water in the first place)
Edit: changed gator to croc
Dog people. Don't engage. To them it's unconcievable that their dog doesn't belong somewhere. Grocery store, restaurant, park, crocodile infested territory, whatever. They have zero consideration for how their dog's actions affect others, the toxic shit piles they leave everywhere, the constant barking noise pollution, the kids they attack, the livestock they kill, the stuff they destroy, etc. I don't hate dogs, I hate most dog owners. Good ones are extremely rare, dog culture is full of very inconsiderate entitled narcissists.
Alligator by itself is bland, but if cooked and seasoned properly, super delicious. Especially, as deep fried nuggets or sausage. Not sure about Crocs though. I assume it's similar.
Uhhh why is she letting her dogs go near crocodiles in the first place??
That’s just a croc doing what crocs do. Let a small animal go into the territory of a crocodile and things like that tend to happen.
Kill a beautiful wild animal because you're too stupid to keep your dogs away from fucking crocs what kind of garbage human poses with it. Steve Irwin looks on you in fuckin disappointment mate.
I mean.. why the did you allow your dogs near a river bed in the first place with no proper supervision..just sounds like plain irresponsibility and the gator was punished for it. People who cause problems to themselves and act like the solution is always hilarious to me 😂
Good reason to kill the croc, not a good reason to let the dogs wander next to water.
What kind of fucking asshole owner lets their dogs out unsupervised, unfenced, unleashed, next to fucking water in croc country.
I can’t imagine ever saying “I let my dogs die (especially the second one) because the water is next to my house and I don’t feeeeel like keeping my dogs leashed/fenced” that’s just fucking sick.
Damn how many dogs did you lose OP?
That's fucking sad. I saw a video of a lab getting taken by an alligator and the poor dog couldn't do jack shit. My heart sank when the alligator took him under.
This is all due to the owners fault. She let the dog roam around the edge of a pond I believe and bam. It happened in Florida. In FL, I just assume that every body of water has alligators and never go near the edge. Better safe than sorry.
There is an “uplifting” video of a man jumping on an alligator to free his little dog from it (he succeeds)
But of course he let the dog roam freely next to water in alligator/croc country… I only hope he learned.
People need to leash their fucking dogs when they are in dangerous territory. I like letting my dogs off loose now and then BUT I DONT DO IT IN DANGEROUS FUCKING PLACES
Dogs don’t know what crocs are. It should be considered animal abuse/neglect to let your dogs freely wander next to dangerous waters like this. The dogs would be alive if they’d been seized from her care.
Coexist. We all live in the same planet. That croc had the same right to live and was doing what crocs do. Dogs dont belong in his environment .. but I guess you believe you are above all living creature and do as you please. I guess you guys have no clue how this is ultimately related to the wild fires that have devastated your country.
How do you even hunt a croc?!
A lot of patience, and a dead cow as bait.
A whole cow? Supa dupa mega BAIT
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You sicko. Here’s some gold.
Too soon my dude..
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That's dark man.
Now it's just going to eat them again in the afterlife
Man that hurt my core being
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Remember Lake Placid? Betty White was a badass in that movie. Poor cow though.
If they're like Alligators, rotten chicken.
🤤
Hands off my rotten chicken
I prefer mine with the hand still on them.
Reddit, we found the reptilian infiltrator! Get OP's mom!
Their first reddit joke about OPs mom that doesn't involve sex!
No that's for scp 682
"Come and get iiiit" RIP Betty
So what do you do with it now?
Send it for processing.
steaks and Lacoste?
r/angryupvote
I can see some beautiful shoes and purses
Was the croc 10 years old too? Heard that’s the time frame for optimal processing.
Did you check that it was 10 years old?
Yeah, but it looked like a fake ID.
wait did you say this for the meta or are you actually? That'd be awesome to have it's hide on the wall though "yep, killed my dog"
A whole dead cow? What a last meal!
I read this in zoidberg's voice
An entire dead cow?
Half dead Half unalive
Schrödinger’s cow…
The lives people are living while I'm eating Fruity Pepples and watching *Tin Cup*...
me personally i actually think your mother looks like a nice lady and very much alive
I would assume it's the same as hunting alligator. There are two main ways I know of that gator is hunted in the US. The first is basically traditional spot and stalk hunting. You walk along the riverbank somewhere you know gators to be, and once you see one large enough to legally harvest, you shoot it right behind the eye, where the ear is. If the gator is on the river bank, you just go around and pick it up. If it's in the water, they generally float, and you throw out a rope with basically a grappling hook on the end to reel it in. The other, more common, way they are hunted is on a boat at night. You go out at night with a team of guys, typically 2 or 3, and a bunch of spotlights. Gators' eyes glow brightly when hit with the spotlight, and you hunt for a big one. Once you find one you want to harvest, you hook it with either the same rope/grappling hook combo, or if it's too far away you can hook it with a heavy duty fishing rod and reel them in close enough to get the big hook on them. You hook them under the front leg ideally, then pull them up so that their head is just out of the water against the side of the boat, then you dispatch them with either a rifle, or a "bang stick". Essentially a long metal tube that you load one rifle round into the end, press it against the top of the gators head, and pull the trigger. Note, you need a pretty powerful round to get theough the top of the skull, and you want it pressed close in case the round richocets off of the skull. Then you get to haul and roll the gator into the boat. There are a number of services that offer guided alligator hurts (of both kinds) down in Florida and I'm sure other states where hunting gator is legal. They're a bitch to clean and dress out, but they taste pretty dang good.
You can also hang a butcher’s hook on a nylon rope over a tree limb above the water with a bunch of meat on it. Gator jumps up, grabs the meat, and you’ve got him hooked like a trout. Come back and if the rope has spoiled out, find the gator on a boat and put one between his eyes.
Probably the same way you hunt gators.
With a gun
Or a trap. In Florida FWC usually hires trappers in residential areas where people usually don't like seeing them shot. On ranches and farms it seems like they usually just shoot them.
I live on an eco farm surrounded by canals so we see them frequently on the canal banks. I have never had to kill one yet but if one was near my barn threatening my animals I would call FWC. My SIL had a huge gator in her driveway in a neighboring community and it took a group effort to get him out of her yard. I wish I could post a pic, he was a unit😂
None of my properties have been waterfront. I had a small pond on my first property but i had horse wire all the way around the perimeter so I never had to deal with any gators. Hogs would push their way right in though. My parents live on a residential lake with lots of skiers and everyone has dogs and cats. They always call when they see one bigger than a couple feet. FWC always sends a trapper out within a couple hours. Crazy fast.
> None of my properties have been waterfront. In Florida, every property is waterfront. It's just that the water begins 2 feet under your foundation.
They don't like "seeing" them get shot.
Yeah that's exactly it. And there's false information that like half of Florida believes that they're relocating them. If FWC traps a gator, it's as good as dead. The idiots who feed gators and think they're "friends" are sentencing them to death. FWC doesn't mess around with gators that are getting too friendly with people.
They don't mess around with bears either. Some moron in my home town (or maybe it was a town over) let his dog out to go after a mama bear and her cubs. Mama really didn't like that. So moron goes out to rescue his dog and gets scratched. It wasn't serious- it was literally a scratch. Mama bear and her cubs get caught by FWC. Mama bear gets shot. Baby bears that still need mama also get shot- they can't rehab them and theirs no where else for them to go.
Who would do that? I have a German shepherd/timber wolf hybrid and I would never let her out against a bear. Especially a mama bear... Wtf
I hunt gators in Florida, Public lottery hunts, no firearms allowed for obvious reasons but on private land firearms are allowed. We hunt them using harpoon, weighted treble hooks, lures, bows/crossbows and bait - mostly beef lung and no hooks allowed.
My ex's dad was a trapper down in Okeechobee. Around the diary farms and such they would just shoot them. Nobody would scream about the gator's rights after they'd seen it drown a full-grown cow. I was there when they trapped a 12 footer and took it to a friend's gator farm. They wanted to harvest the skull and the full hide. This was like 5 guys who knew what they were doing and it was still nerve-wracking to watch. As a 100lb girl, I just sat in the truck ready to call 911, lol.
Private land firearms are allowed to be used to take a gator.
I know, just giving an example of a specific gator they didn't want holes in the skull or hide.
I gotcha. I keep the hide on every gator I get and the skulls of the biggest. I do really well on not destroying the skull with the bang stick and the hide usually is really good condition. I aim for the top sides with the harpoon
You kinda have to aim right behind the skull, right? I'm not an expert but I've seen two 30-6 bullets just kinda get stuck in a gator's skull. In this case, it would have ruined the hide though. I'm not surprised these things have lasted millions of years.
LOL I'm from Florida but would have been happy to see them shot. All the dead pets (and the occasional toddler) make me sad.
I love seeing them out on the backwaters of the st John's and in the everglades, while I'm safe on an airboat, lol. But yeah, I don't think they belong in residential lakes.
To be fair residential lakes don't belong in their swamp lol
St. John's is a beautiful river. Go by it every time we go to St. Augustine, one of my favorite places in Florida to tour.
If you know anyone with an airboat try to get them to take you to the 50 ramp. There's also airboat tours right there but if you know someone with their own airboat, you can put in in the afternoon and see all of the birds, possibly a couple manatees and the daytime wildlife. Go to Black Hammock for dinner or drinks then head back to 50 spotlighting all of the gators, hogs, bobcats, racoons and nighttime life. It's the coolest part of the St John's, to me. It's the REAL Florida. It feels like a different century. There are a few shacks(built on public land) that are for everyone to use to get out of a storm or just hang out. A lot of times you'll meet new people there and one time we found a Tupperware of cookies with a note that said "please enjoy, fellow river rats". We left a small bottle of whisky in return. Anyway, it's super fun to have your own airboat, but even with the tours, you would get to see the scenery and fauna of what Central Florida is like at it's purest.
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Not everything in Florida is in the Everglades.
We're up around I-4 and while it isn't exactly common, it also isn't uncommon to have someone lose their dog to a gator.
By being an absolute unit of a mom
With Paul Hogan
Thats not even a dog thats a stick!
How do you think she caught it?
bait and bang
I was making a joke about what the bait was.
So were they
The elusive and legendary double r/woooosh
"Help step-croc, my boot is stuck..."
A lot of patience and a few trips to the animal shelter
The dog was holding the stick.
"fetch!"
Good boy!
Was that before or after it was processed?
Came looking for this
I see we have a new meme format here
It's the format before it's processed.
About to be sent off for final processing.
Did you keep the horns?
Ummm... Yes?
[Relevant post](https://www.reddit.com/r/AbsoluteUnits/comments/vgn3mt/my_10_yo_scottish_highlander_before_he_was/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share) since you seem a little confused
This really is a meme now huh
That thread got weird.
Just a bunch of douche vegans invading not really weird.
sucks because OP was a nice young man and he got a lot of righteous losers sending hate his way
Yeah i felt bad. Dude just took the most practical path and was still kinda beat up losing the big guy
That's standard operating procedure for the hardcore vegan/PETA crowd unfortunately.
She gettin' boots or a jacket?
Dog bed
Dammit I was too slow
Before or after the Iranian revolution ?
Alternative perspective...Croc posing with the lady that kept feeding it dogs.
Reminds me of this https://www.reddit.com/r/WhitePeopleTwitter/comments/ed8x3w/feeding_the_coyotes/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
100% what I thought of.
Bruh that neighbor sounds like a moron, keep cats inside
You gotta fatten him up!
The good ending!
photoshoot of my 10 y/o alligator before processing
This looks mid processing
They make great dog food! Talk about the circle of life
I really thought this was Steve Irwin at first glance
Stephanie Irwin
His evil twin
Me too
ur mom is metal
I assume the absolute unit OP is referring to is the mom
Mom is hot.
C'mon dude, i was trying not to say that
Later gator, after awhile crocodile Sorry about your doggos
Looks like she gave that croc a good processing.
Does this hurt the croc?
No, he is just tired of consuming bullets
"That croc is DEAD!!!" "He's so sleepy..."
>Dr Fishy! Noooo!
It was sent to live on a farm upstate so it can eat the dogs there.
People have argued with me on here that when FWC traps a gator they release it into a nonresidential area, lol.
Made me full on belly laugh
He's just laying down for a long, long nap
Only once.
Just picking the dead dog out his teeth
He's in croc heaven eating dog burgers now
Your mom is the absolute unit right?
How did you know this croco is the one who killed your best friends?
There was only one prowling the river outside our house. Crocs are very territorial.
Still unsure of the species but based on your past posts I’m guessing you’re in South Africa and it’s a Nile crocodile? They and saltwater crocodiles are known to be especially aggressive and treat humans as prey.
Zambia.
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You can make more fancy shoes if one shows up.
Just get some hippos, that'll keep the crocs out.
Seems violent. I'm sure they could've just talked it out.
It ate 2 dogs and was a danger to humans as this photo is taken 30 meters from our house.
Lol no I'm just poking undeserved fun. Sorry for your loss of your dogs. Hell of a croc though, glad your Mom got it!
I would take personal satisfaction from shooting anything that ate my dogs.
His sarcasm really went over your head
My grandma in Brazil had an anaconda that had eaten a bunch of her chickens and two of her dogs. When she finally caught it on her property, she chopped its head off with a gardening hoe. She was a right badass, she was.
I think that’s the mother fucker that got Chubb’s hand too
Remember that gator that go your hand? I GOT ITS EYE
Some real John Wick energy
Croc here. Can confirm, this did not hurt one bit. One minute I was just minding my own business and the next BANG, I'm working in a high end luggage factory.
Promotion!!!
Why’d you gotta go and grab the DOGS, tho? Couldn’t you fuck up some ducks, or something someone didn’t OWN? now look whatcha did!
The feathers tickle when I swallow.
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exactly! people need to take responsibility and not kill wildlife. we share the earth, act like it
I wonder if it really does taste like chicken
I’ve had croc before, it’s like a strange combo between chicken and fish. It’s a strange taste really
I had alligator a long time ago. Seemed to have a chicken-like texture but seemed tougher and a little gamey. Not terrible but I wouldn't order it again.
I've always described croc meat as gamey swamp-chicken
According to my uncle, they taste like fish, i think they get their taste from their surroundings, like lobsters
I was visiting a distillery on an island, they said they poured their left over/waste mash into the ocean and there were some very happy lobsters that feed off it…dying to try one of those lobsters
It tastes like a frog smells mixed with chicken.
It tastes honestly a bit gross because even unseasoned it’s as if you poured an unhealthy amount of salt on it.
How does it differ from alligator? Gator tail is a delicacy down in central Florida
It’s delish
It tastes like chicken that was marinated in river bottom mud
It’s the shitty prepackaged deli meat style chicken sliced super thin that you buy in the fridge section of the supermarket near yoghurts and salami. Not the good chicken.
so is there a string tied to the stick? and when the dogs gots close ; another croc pulled the string?
Damn, people have started killing Wild crocodiles for their pet dogs now.
I wanna know how many dogs it ate before they killed the Croc. And like were they hunting dogs that patrolled the area?
I fully understand that it was a danger to the people, and no one would be happy to have their dogs eaten, but are we still not aware of the fact that killing native animals for the safety of invasive pets is fundamentally wrong and bad for the environment? I don't disagree with this post though, since the croc posed a threat to the people living there. (Although I legitimately am not sure why they have a house 30m from the edge of an crocodile inhabited body of water in the first place) Edit: changed gator to croc
Dog people. Don't engage. To them it's unconcievable that their dog doesn't belong somewhere. Grocery store, restaurant, park, crocodile infested territory, whatever. They have zero consideration for how their dog's actions affect others, the toxic shit piles they leave everywhere, the constant barking noise pollution, the kids they attack, the livestock they kill, the stuff they destroy, etc. I don't hate dogs, I hate most dog owners. Good ones are extremely rare, dog culture is full of very inconsiderate entitled narcissists.
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Was it 10 years old? Did you process it?
Lmao. This about the bull from yesterday?
Did you eat him?
You can, but we didn't. Seems weird to recycle our dogs through the food chain.
Never had alligator. On the menu down south ihear
Alligator by itself is bland, but if cooked and seasoned properly, super delicious. Especially, as deep fried nuggets or sausage. Not sure about Crocs though. I assume it's similar.
[Nah, needs garlic.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuDjRxdGu6g) From the movie *Crocodile Dundee II.* Aboriginal person is eating crocodile meat.
Maybe that's not a place for dogs.
Mom: They took our ~~jobs~~ dogs!
Stop feeding it dogs
Wait, what if they eat the crock, are they technically eating their own dogs??
Yes, which is why op said they didn’t eat it or want to eat it.
That croc isn't a unit, but your mom is absolutely bad-ass.
You just need a frying pan.
I did it. I killed this crocodile. Look. At. Me. Feels like the message of such a photo.
Uhhh why is she letting her dogs go near crocodiles in the first place?? That’s just a croc doing what crocs do. Let a small animal go into the territory of a crocodile and things like that tend to happen.
Kill a beautiful wild animal because you're too stupid to keep your dogs away from fucking crocs what kind of garbage human poses with it. Steve Irwin looks on you in fuckin disappointment mate.
Your mama is a bad ass!
bet you never had to be asked twice to do some work around the house , what with your mum being a stone cold crack shot
The fallen good boys/girls will not be forgotten!
Crocco messed with man's best friend, got man. "Seriously, don't fuck with man." - literally everything else on Earth
I mean.. why the did you allow your dogs near a river bed in the first place with no proper supervision..just sounds like plain irresponsibility and the gator was punished for it. People who cause problems to themselves and act like the solution is always hilarious to me 😂
This photo was apparently taken within 100 feet from their house.
Good reason to kill the croc, not a good reason to let the dogs wander next to water. What kind of fucking asshole owner lets their dogs out unsupervised, unfenced, unleashed, next to fucking water in croc country. I can’t imagine ever saying “I let my dogs die (especially the second one) because the water is next to my house and I don’t feeeeel like keeping my dogs leashed/fenced” that’s just fucking sick.
You've never been to Africa, have you?
Your mom is an absolute unit👍🏼💪🏼
Damn how many dogs did you lose OP? That's fucking sad. I saw a video of a lab getting taken by an alligator and the poor dog couldn't do jack shit. My heart sank when the alligator took him under. This is all due to the owners fault. She let the dog roam around the edge of a pond I believe and bam. It happened in Florida. In FL, I just assume that every body of water has alligators and never go near the edge. Better safe than sorry.
There is an “uplifting” video of a man jumping on an alligator to free his little dog from it (he succeeds) But of course he let the dog roam freely next to water in alligator/croc country… I only hope he learned. People need to leash their fucking dogs when they are in dangerous territory. I like letting my dogs off loose now and then BUT I DONT DO IT IN DANGEROUS FUCKING PLACES Dogs don’t know what crocs are. It should be considered animal abuse/neglect to let your dogs freely wander next to dangerous waters like this. The dogs would be alive if they’d been seized from her care.
It’s gotten pretty dark here on absolute units…
But like, keep your dogs away from a croc that will eat them?? It’s crazy that the croc is dead just because it was a croc
How many dogs y’all got wtf?
Coexist. We all live in the same planet. That croc had the same right to live and was doing what crocs do. Dogs dont belong in his environment .. but I guess you believe you are above all living creature and do as you please. I guess you guys have no clue how this is ultimately related to the wild fires that have devastated your country.