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Originally Posted by Barefoot
I know you're kidding, but I do worry about gators at night, not chomping on my bare feet, but chomping on my 10 lb dog. Although I assume the presence of my big dog might be a deterrent. But perhaps they'd just consider my 70 lb dog to be a Big Mac. Also, I assume gators sleep at night? Eeeek, maybe they hunt when it's dark. At any rate, I never let my dogs out at night in the back yard, just at the front of the house. As you can tell, I'm paranoid about gators.
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Yes Bearfoot they eat at night, because of eyesight issues. Gators just see better at night, making no less than 2 round of the area they consider theirs. A gator can lay I wait for hours for it meal to make a mistake. As stated earlier in this post, the pipes in the village are a highway for them. They travel the roads when they are ready to move, just ask the Neighbor Hood Watch how many they see at night.