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Yea, it's real pricey for a rimfire cartridge. I'm glad I stocked up on the other rimfires before the election. I called a buddy on election night and told him if Obama won he wouldn't be able to buy a BB the next day, much less a bullet. He put in a big order that night and is glad he did. I...

That cat must've been moving fast! Those CBs are super quiet but I had to use them in a rifle for the coons, they just didn't have enough zip out of a revolver. The wife got one of those doggy doors with the magnet on it a few months ago and I told her the coons and possums would figure it out...

That was one hard-headed dog. I've seen beavers mashed flat as a flounder by 330s. Caught myself a few times in 1 1/2 double coils. Used to snap 'em on the meaty part of my hand just for show. On the fingers it's a different story. Never caught a cat in a coni but I can imagine!

Thanks, I had no idea I was opening Pandora's box. It was not my intention to offend anyone, just wanted to share a little of what we do in our spare time.

What a brute Chris. Did you take him in Pa? We do swaps with those folks from Illinois in the pics, they gator hunt and fish with us, we bow hunt their farms up there. It's been a good deal for all and we've made some great friends. We took a gentleman and his daughter from Alaska gator hunting...

Looks like I opened a can of worms. To be as nice as I can, a rat, a roach, a dog or an alligator is not my fellow being. I've been called most of them, but we're really not related. Everything we do on planet earth affects other living creatures. Folks pull up to Mickey D's and they don't think...

I wouldn't call you anything, you've got a right to your opinion and I respect that completely. However, calling folks you don't know a fool might raise some hackles. If you were indeed raised on a farm like I was, then you understand that we respected animals and took care of them, but we...

It can be any caliber, but by law you have to use a bangstick (powerhead). No regular firearms are allowed.

It's just a big treble hook, a very large version of what fishing lures are equipped with, used either on a big fishing rod or a hand line. You cast it over the gator and give it a big snatch. The hook rarely goes in past the barb though because of the tough hide. You have to keep the line tight...

Hey V, those hides were sold to a processor but we have had some folks do some interesting things with them. One lady we guided had a seat cover made for her Harley and it was WAY cool! Man I love that vest. That's off the gator's back and the "scutes" (each of those ridges you see sticking up)...

I can tell you're a rigger Cory, most folks would've never noticed. They're both bulls between five and six hundred pounds. The females normally don't get over about eight or nine feet. I've never heard it called "fishy" before Al. The big ones have some dark meat that is pretty strong but we...

That young man is actually pretty game. He caught two big tarpon here and took another gator over 11' too. He's also a heck of a deer hunter back in Illinois.

They've already been devoured. It is really good, smaller ones are the best. It's standard procedure to cube the meat from a big one, it can be a little tough if you don't.

Here's a couple of lizards we guided our friends from Illinois to. Something for you snowbound northerners to look at while you're feeding the fireplace and dreaming of warmer climates. Pretty cool here right now, supposed to freeze tonight. Whoops, they loaded sideways, sorry. Me on left-top in...