You find yourself driving in Florida (alligator and crocodile country) and you accidentally kill a critter.. Is it legal to collect it and find someone to make belts, wallets, boots, bags, etc., out of what's left?
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Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Commuter69, Aug 29, 2015.
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if you survive the wreck after running over one, i think you should keep it and do as you wish.
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The ensuing damage to your truck and all the authorities that will be onsite will take care of the gator or what's left of it. You won't get the chance to grab it.
Most of those areas where they are prone to roaming have fencing along the roadway and bars across the drainage culverts to keep them from getting into the roadway anyway......although there were a bunch a baby gators in the right lane of 75 south a couple weeks ago when I was down there around the dade city exitMudguppy Thanks this. -
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Like FM said, you ever hit one, by the time you're done collecting the parts that broke off your rig, there wouldn't be much left of the carcass, other than a little meat for some gator nuggets.
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(and no, legally you need to report it to Fish and Wildlife.)flyingmusician Thanks this. -
Quite a sight to see a paddle-driven canoe get up on plane. We must've been doing 25-30 knots....bottomdumpin, Canned Spam, G.Anthony and 1 other person Thank this.
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