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First penguins in Brazil....and now this.

Damn global warming

HelenaCat95 wrote:http://www.dailyinterlake.com/articles/ ... news01.txt


First penguins in Brazil....and now this.

Yea in Brazil they, send their penquins back first class.

Hear in Montana we Hook them, shoot our alligators with an arrow, catapult them in the air, tie them up, cut their thoat, club them and then finally shoot them!!

Who do you think is going to have more problems with illegal alien animals invading their countries. Brazil with penquins or Montana with Alligators!!

I think we made our point!!

mslacat wrote:

HelenaCat95 wrote:http://www.dailyinterlake.com/articles/ ... news01.txt


First penguins in Brazil....and now this.

Yea in Brazil they, send their penquins back first class.

Hear in Montana we Hook them, shoot our alligators with an arrow, catapult them in the air, tie them up, cut their thoat, club them and then finally shoot them!!

Who do you think is going to have more problems with illegal alien animals invading their countries. Brazil with penquins or Montana with Alligators!!

I think we made our point!!

Don't forget Brazils Non-extradition policy! Any penguins in trouble would surely get to stay there.

My brother in law caught a baby alligator in Big Spring Creek in Lewistown while fly-fishing in the early '90's. He actually made Leno with the newspaper article.

LTown Cat wrote:My brother in law caught a baby alligator in Big Spring Creek in Lewistown while fly-fishing in the early '90's. He actually made Leno with the newspaper article.

What was he using? Caddis? Hopper? Raw Meat?

HelenaCat95 wrote:

LTown Cat wrote:My brother in law caught a baby alligator in Big Spring Creek in Lewistown while fly-fishing in the early '90's. He actually made Leno with the newspaper article.

What was he using? Caddis? Hopper? Raw Meat?

Small children and puppies.

Better hope PETA doesn't get wind of this they'll be in an uproar. They probably think that that Gator has rights. I'm sure they feel that they should have safely captured it then put it on a Leer Jet to get to Florida as quick as possible, where it could have a happy life of eating peoples pets.

I have to admit the mental picture I have of four guys holding down the "critter" while one tries to "slit it's throat" is pretty funny. Could be a Montana post card "Catch and Release Wild Trout, but Screw the Gators".

I, for one, am not the least bit surprised by this. In fact, I can't believe it didn't happened sooner. I've been saying for years that there are gators around here. There have been several occasions where I've bumped into them up in the mountains. On one such occasion, I was fortunate enough to snap this photo.