Two gators spotted while wading today at Grenada.
Waders need to be extremely careful. The smallest was 6 feet.
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Two gators spotted while wading today at Grenada.
Waders need to be extremely careful. The smallest was 6 feet.
Thanks for the information. Did you catch any fish?
The name of the bigger one wasn't Brandon Fulgham by any chance? :biggrin
Most likely!!!!!!!!!!:Rofl
6 feet is a baby on Barnett. We've got some that'll scare 13 feet
going tomorrow to wade and see if I can't find one of them gators:biggrin
Donnie do ya pack a pistol for them gators& snakes?
Well now....that just put the brakes on my wading maiden voyage. Thanks A LOT guys. Don't mind hunting black bears with a bow, but them gators definitely have the advantage.
Don't think you want to do that on COE landQuote:
Originally Posted by srogers
Your right g . Probly ain't a good idea . I bet Donnie mite wrestle one of the gators when it try's to steal one of them three pounders off the hook. Lol
Get Donnie liquored up and he'll fight one jus to stay warm.
no sir I can swim pretty good:biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by srogers
may even be able to run on water I am use to them gators on the river ran into one as long as my boat up in Kellogs slew one day got on my trolling motor and got the heck outta thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Donald@CrappieLogic
Seriously? I been fishing Grenada over forty years and ain't never seen one. Where were they at.
2 were relocated from the dam area last year, we caught and relocated a 3 footer at Coffeeville by a creek that feeds into Turkey Creek 10 years ago, moma was somewhere, he made the front page of the paper.
Calvary mounted and assembled:
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Seriously good tail meat when tenderized. I make sure I have a ready supply in the freezer.
Dang RG--did not know that. May have just put a few doubts into this old man's head about Wadenthebushes.... Naw that's what I do. If he get's me then so be it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
No worries. I called in a little help!
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I ain't gotta outrun the gator, I just have to outrun DD.
Wannabe...
You can carry on COE land , i open carry there all the time, as for shooting gators and snakes... claim self defenseQuote:
Originally Posted by "G"
AND FAST !:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Donald@CrappieLogic
Yall get Rees to take Troy crappie (saculet) fishing. The King of Grenada and the King of the swamp should be able to get rid of them gators. Shoot him Rees!:Rofl
Actually you can't carry on COE land, even if you have a permit. Trust me, it is against their Regs.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrGoodtime
That won;t be to hard. I ain;t that fast WB. Think I ran a 6.4, 40 yard dash in HS LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
I believe it was the 5th circut court of appeals who ruled that that they could not prohibit carry middle of last yr, all the no firearm signs on the ceo property came down late last yr.Quote:
Originally Posted by bowhunt44
Give me $5 on Mr G knowing the carry rules.
You are correct Sir !Quote:
Originally Posted by MrGoodtime
Judge Strikes Down Gun Ban on Army Corps of Engineers' Land - The Truth About Guns
Shoot we even have these stinking lizards in west Tn now.
Pete
That ruling only applies to Idaho. Still against regs in MS.Quote:
Originally Posted by downsouth
If I'm waden then I'm packin. If its me or the gator, I'll shoot first and let Mr. Greenjeans ask the questions later. Same rule applies to old no shoulders.
Just like Gotucker stated that only applied to Idaho. Still can't legally carry on COE lakes in MS. They don't have to have a sign up for it to be a regulation. It is part of Title 36, which is what they enforce.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrGoodtime