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BOBSTER · 10-01-2009, 02:18 PM

Roger, I forgot to add, by the looks of your pics, your gator still has all of its parts. It is nice to have a gator that has lived that long (over 80 years) and still has all of it legs and tail. There are a lot of gators that will be missing some or most of its tail, and a leg or two. They are a tough critter. I have seen many of arrows bounce off of gators this year. Even a small gators head will deflect an arrow. Even had one hunter run out of arrows. If you ever plan on going gator hunting, take a lot of arrows. Like Roger mentioned. Most people do not practice to take a close shot. Bob

10-01-2009, 02:18 PM	#5
BOBSTER Texas Bowhunting & Bowfishing Records Chairman Join Date: Jul 2003 LSBA Region: 77 Location: Santa Fe Posts: 2,044 Points: 9935.00	Roger, I forgot to add, by the looks of your pics, your gator still has all of its parts. It is nice to have a gator that has lived that long (over 80 years) and still has all of it legs and tail. There are a lot of gators that will be missing some or most of its tail, and a leg or two. They are a tough critter. I have seen many of arrows bounce off of gators this year. Even a small gators head will deflect an arrow. Even had one hunter run out of arrows. If you ever plan on going gator hunting, take a lot of arrows. Like Roger mentioned. Most people do not practice to take a close shot. Bob __________________ Spend time with family and friends, go bowhunting together.