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Just jump in a murky pond. They'll find you. :)
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Myakka State Park east of Sarasota is our go to place for gators. You can take a fun airboat ride out on the lake with a guide $$, or drive in and view them where the road crosses rivers and streams. Entrance fee was $6 last time we went. Any tours they give are pretty good. If your party walks, you might locate the Canopy walk area - free with admission. Most walks are short and you may see deer, hogs, birds. Concession has good food and shirts. A well run park. Take cameras or binoculars. Gators in the sun along the river can be enormous and humbling.
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Are we sure the OP is not an alligator hunter????
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Lake Apopka Wildlife area is by far the best. Only open on weekends, there are no shortages of gators any time of day.
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Gatorland. Inside a park, but still a natural setting. In addition you’ll see lots of migrating sea birds close up.
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There is a rather large pond in my back yard, if your company wouldn’t mind seeing an alligator grabbing a bird on that bank and chewing it up like happened this past Saturday. Any pond and maybe you will see one or maybe not. They move around frequently!
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We say one in Larry’s pond the other day. If you take 44 west there are 2 airboat places that take you out to see some.
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