[gomoho]

Yep, I use to release field mice as well so I guess that tells you where I stand on the murder of a gator sunning himself.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by gerryann

Boogie.....I know you say the rat thing in jest......but yes, I have trapped mice in a live trap to locate back out side. I have done this anytime a field mouse found its way into my home. One time I started thinking that the same mouse kept finding his way back in....so I put some nail polish on his tail before releasing it to see if it was the same guy......it wasn't

That's funny!!!!!!!

[rubicon]

I knew a woman who stored bird feed, etc in her garage and discovered a cut little mouse that was very playful. so she let it be and be it did over and over and over until she was over run with the plural of mouse and had to call in an expert to deal with her playful problem mouse and his/her offspring that sprung out of control.

Alligators are not welcome guests on my lawn. so the very second I saw such a critter I's be on the phone telling Turtle Man to do his magic

[gerryann]

Originally Posted by rubicon

Alligators are not welcome guests on my lawn. so the very second I saw such a critter I's be on the phone telling Turtle Man to do his magic

I hope you don't live on a pond

[RErmer]

Absolutely agree with those who say let the alligator live!

[Hopeful2]

Thank you for all the suggestions. I've contacted Community Watch.

[jhrc4]

My vote is to leave the Alligator alone he/she will hit the road soon enough, win/win, enjoy nature while it's there. It is a tale to tell leave it alone.

[rubicon]

Originally Posted by gerryann

I hope you don't live on a pond

Hi gerryann: I am up about two houses from a pond. My neighbors who live around the pond get visit by many undesirable critters. One of my neighbors who loves animals had an alligator in her back yard that she let be until the alligator attempted to break through her lanai screen to get at her little dog after the second attempt she called the Turtle Man

[Warren Kiefer]

Originally Posted by Hopeful2

Thank you for all the suggestions. I've contacted Community Watch.

Sadly but you probably signed the alligators death warrant... unless it is very small.

[shcisamax]

Originally Posted by jhrc4

My vote is to leave the Alligator alone he/she will hit the road soon enough, win/win, enjoy nature while it's there. It is a tale to tell leave it alone.

I'm right there with you.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by rubicon

Hi gerryann: I am up about two houses from a pond. My neighbors who live around the pond get visit by many undesirable critters. One of my neighbors who loves animals had an alligator in her back yard that she let be until the alligator attempted to break through her lanai screen to get at her little dog after the second attempt she called the Turtle Man

I applaud your neighbor for trying. At least she gave it a shot at letting nature take its course.

[rubicon]

Originally Posted by CFrance

I applaud your neighbor for trying. At least she gave it a shot at letting nature take its course.

Hi CFrances: If nature had taken its course the alligator would have devoured that dog and every dog around that pond. My neighbor loves animals feeds the ducks ,etc Me I love people so we feed them. Fortunately Mrs. Rubicon is an excellent cook and very comfortable in the kitchen. She looks so sexy in her apron


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[CFrance]

Originally Posted by rubicon

Hi CFrances: If nature had taken its course the alligator would have devoured that dog and every dog around that pond. My neighbor loves animals feeds the ducks ,etc Me I love people so we feed them. Fortunately Mrs. Rubicon is an excellent cook and very comfortable in the kitchen. She looks so sexy in her apron


Personal Best Regards

Ohhhhkayyyyy...

[Didiwinbob]

Ignore it- I would leave it be.

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Originally Posted by rubicon

Hi gerryann: I am up about two houses from a pond. My neighbors who live around the pond get visit by many undesirable critters. One of my neighbors who loves animals had an alligator in her back yard that she let be until the alligator attempted to break through her lanai screen to get at her little dog after the second attempt she called the Turtle Man

Really? She waited for a second attempt? That's kind of like having a hornet's nest under your eaves and waiting until you get bitten to spray it.