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    I noticed a Native in the photos. Apparently a father and son team located and got an alligator in Southern Calvert County, Chesapeake Ranch Estates https://www.thebaynet.com/articles/0...3j5PFs-QmeottM
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    Choot em.

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    • #3
      I saw this yesterday. I’m worried that they may have unwittingly violated Federal Law that regulates alligators, even in places where they aren’t native. I’m also wondering who kept an alligator that grew to over 7’ in their house.
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      • #4
        One was caught in the Susky a few weeks back as well...another escaped/released pet.

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        • #5
          Think of all the invasive species that were someone's discarded, released pets...the big constrictor reptiles in Florida, the many species of tropical fish, tilapia, snakeheads...not to mention monkeys, birds, and large cats...
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          • #6
            Originally posted by Big Mike View Post
            I’m also wondering who kept an alligator that grew to over 7’ in their house.
            They would have:
            1. No pets -- no dogs or cats.
            2. Very large grocery bills
            3. No need for locks on their doors.
            4. No pool parties.
            Mark
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            • #7
              Originally posted by Mark View Post
              They would have:
              1. No pets -- no dogs or cats.
              2. Very large grocery bills
              3. No need for locks on their doors.
              4. No pool parties.
              And no hands either!!

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              • #8
                LOL.... with warmer temps, I always joke with friends that one day, we will have Palm Trees growing in WDC, and alligators will migrate further North than Southern North Carolina.
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