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[DarthMunkee]

You guys in here worried about spiders, but what you should really be worried about is the alligators, wild boar, snakes that shouldn't live there but people let them loose in the swamps anyway, the old people trying to drive, the sun, the meth people, the humidity, and of course Florida Man.

 

[Vavrik]

Florida Man.

Florida Man? I had to look that up, and now I'm wishing I didn't get curious.

 

[DarthMunkee]

Florida Man? I had to look that up, and now I'm wishing I didn't get curious.

https://www.reddit.com/r/FloridaMan/

 

[Radegast74]

You guys in here worried about spiders, but what you should really be worried about is the alligators, wild boar, snakes that shouldn't live there but people let them loose in the swamps anyway, the old people trying to drive, the sun, the meth people, the humidity, and of course Florida Man.

lol, I thought it was obvious...never go anywhere near the water in FL:

Investigators find woman’s arm in alligator that killed her at lake

One moment she was there, the next she had vanished from the pond’s edge. Only her two dogs remained. A 12-foot-6-inch alligator attacked the woman from the bank as she walked her dogs Friday…

www.sun-sentinel.com

My first day at work there, I had to park way out in the middle of nowhere...on the walk in I went by a creek...there was a 5 foot gator sunning himself right beside it.

Don't get me wrong, Jersey isn't a safe place either...but the thought of being eaten by something cold-blooded? I'd rather be killed by a bear any day!

New Jersey hiker took photos of bear before it killed him

22-year-old Darsh Patel photographed 300-pound black bear with his cellphone before it mauled him to death

www.cbsnews.com

Here is my shit-post for the day...almost quite literally!

Mystery pooper at N.J. high school's track turned out to be superintendent, cops say

Thomas Tramaglini, who is suspended with pay from his job in Kenilworth is also charged in Holmdel with lewdness and littering.

www.nj.com

 

[DarthMunkee]

lol, I thought it was obvious...never go anywhere near the water in FL:

Investigators find woman’s arm in alligator that killed her at lake

One moment she was there, the next she had vanished from the pond’s edge. Only her two dogs remained. A 12-foot-6-inch alligator attacked the woman from the bank as she walked her dogs Friday…

www.sun-sentinel.com

My first day at work there, I had to park way out in the middle of nowhere...on the walk in I went by a creek...there was a 5 foot gator sunning himself right beside it.

Don't get me wrong, Jersey isn't a safe place either...but the thought of being eaten by something cold-blooded? I'd rather be killed by a bear any day!

New Jersey hiker took photos of bear before it killed him

22-year-old Darsh Patel photographed 300-pound black bear with his cellphone before it mauled him to death

www.cbsnews.com

Here is my shit-post for the day...almost quite literally!

Mystery pooper at N.J. high school's track turned out to be superintendent, cops say

Thomas Tramaglini, who is suspended with pay from his job in Kenilworth is also charged in Holmdel with lewdness and littering.

www.nj.com

I remember going to a place in Jacksonville called Adventure Landing. It's your basic family fun place with a go kart track, bumper boats, arcade, skee ball, etc... Anyway you park around back and have to walk across a little bridge to get to the entrance. The bridge was over basically a little moat filled with alligators. Like at least 20 of them and they had little dispensers with Gator Chow you could toss down to them.

 

[Shadow Reaper]

You guys in here worried about spiders, but what you should really be worried about is the alligators, wild boar, snakes that shouldn't live there but people let them loose in the swamps anyway, the old people trying to drive, the sun, the meth people, the humidity, and of course Florida Man.

I'm actually interested in the boar and alligator hunting. I haven't used the bow in ages and 'gator tail is supposed to be yummy. Boar is supposed to be the best tasting of all wild game in North America and what better for a big party than a pig roast? Sounds fun to me.

But yeah, the snakes are out of control. . .

 

[Radegast74]

I'm actually interested in the boar and alligator hunting. I haven't used the bow in ages and 'gator tail is supposed to be yummy.

So that is the weird thing...you would think that with alligators everywhere (and us mammals being threatened by cold-blooded reptiles) you could somewhat easily hunt them.

But NO! Hunting and killing gators is very tightly controlled. WTF? See these articles:

Alligator hunting season is about to begin in Florida. But leave your guns at home.

Hunting fans, the Statewide Alligator Hunt begins in Florida on Aug. 15. The annual event is legal, but you’ll need a permit, says the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. But no guns allowed.

www.miamiherald.com

How far would you go to protect your pet?

Alligators are protected under Florida law and you have to have a license to be able to shoot them, unless in cases of self defense. That exclusion does not apply to when an alligator attacks pets.

www.wptv.com

 

[Shadow Reaper]

Yeah, last I looked the only firearms you can use are bang sticks. You have to spear them and the stick does the rest, but is easier to use a bow, IMHO.

Wild boar can actually be a little dangerous to hunt with bow. That might be reason for a firearm. I think it depends if you're using a stand. I've never used a stand before.

 

[Bambooza]

Wild boar can actually be a little dangerous to hunt with bow. That might be reason for a firearm. I think it depends if you're using a stand. I've never used a stand before.

Never used a stand either but I can say its standard practice to have your main rifle and a back up hand gun cause boars are notoriously difficult to bring down and are mean.

what better for a big party than a pig roast?

Honestly not much. Whole pigs dumped into a pit filled with hot coals, buried for a day has always been a favorite.

 

[Shadow Reaper]

Never used a stand either but I can say its standard practice to have your main rifle and a back up hand gun cause boars are notoriously difficult to bring down and are mean.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pukKimNHCmI

 

[Bambooza]

Ya why I am not sure I have the kahuna's to hunt wild boar with a bow.

 

[Shadow Reaper]

Yeah, is a problem from the ground, no doubt. You could shoot it through the heart and it would still have plenty of time to gore you badly. Best from a tree stand.

I had a friend years ago used to hunt boar with dogs in CA. He had one dog he held back to the end, that would take the boar once it was tired, grab an ear and pull it down, and my friend would just slide an "Arkansas Pig Sticker" up between its ribs. Read "big f&cking knife".

 

[Radegast74]

Yeah, is a problem from the ground, no doubt. You could shoot it through the heart and it would still have plenty of time to gore you badly. Best from a tree stand.

I had a friend years ago used to hunt boar with dogs in CA. He had one dog he held back to the end, that would take the boar once it was tired, grab an ear and pull it down, and my friend would just slide an "Arkansas Pig Sticker" up between its ribs. Read "big f&cking knife".

I'm calling BS, in California we "hunt" boar with our cars...the nastiest "road pizza" I ever was was a boar...

 

[Stickx1307]

Do you recieve a actual laptop? and how does that handle SC?