Voortrekker
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I'm wondering if the Tegu will eat the feral hogs?
WTF?!? Dog-Sized Lizards Are Spreading Across Southern United States
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I'm wondering if the Tegu will eat the feral hogs?
CaryC
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Come on man really? LOL
We got beaver out the ......a lot. So the Game Wardens brought in 'gators to get rid of the beavers. Now we have beavers, neighbors dynamited some dams just the other day, AND gator's, with closed season on gators, which means a lot, but not as much as hogs, which is open.
It seems to work that way every time.
Give a redneck enough time and he'll figure out a way to cook the lizards.
patriotgal
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Give a redneck the opportunity and she'll find MULTIPLE ways to cook lizards.
CaryC
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You must of seen Forrest Gump. It's only funny because it's real. Ask Jeff Foxworthy.
SouthernBreeze
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I notice that these lizards have chosen to avoid Mississippi. Guess they saw the need to just bypass us rednecks, altogether. They know it's a no win situation for them here. What the mean gators don't get, the rednecks will. Survival.
rob0126
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Not too much can stand against buckshot.
rob0126
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I think a grenade launcher would be in order right there.
Bubba & Cletus just run in, bite 'em on the ear and cut their throat.
While listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd really loud in their headphones.
Oh my gawd...save the sea turtles!!!
They eat everything (as if domestic cats, feral hogs, coons, and opossums are comparatively picky?)
Four feet long, and mostly tail.
If the komodos were breeding like flies in FL, yes, I be a mite concerned.
Worry not, the GSM is going to freeze out all the tropicals but the Argentine boas. Those snakes are actually rather cold tolerant. They get BIG too, like the Burmese, but cranky personalities (from what I've seen on line - and those are the domesticated pets).
Happy day.
They eat everything (as if domestic cats, feral hogs, coons, and opossums are comparatively picky?)
Four feet long, and mostly tail.
If the komodos were breeding like flies in FL, yes, I be a mite concerned.
Worry not, the GSM is going to freeze out all the tropicals but the Argentine boas. Those snakes are actually rather cold tolerant. They get BIG too, like the Burmese, but cranky personalities (from what I've seen on line - and those are the domesticated pets).
Happy day.
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Capt. Eddie
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Ain't that the truth.You don't understand the Cajun mindset.
If you had to outlaw the lizards, they would just taste a little more better.
pauldingbabe
The Great Cat
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I spent from late 1970 to early 1972 at Cam Ranh bay.
I was attached to the Keystone Robin group.
Later as a Security Guard, as the Keystone Robin unit fell apart.
Damn we’re old....
Bubble Head
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Navy Dive unit 1969. We were assigned to guard the Swift Boat docks which Kerry had operated out of that year. Means nothing now and I would not have even given him a second thought back then. Never actually saw the main base. We were located way south in the Bay. Only one long dock and some Cages, few towers around the perimeter.