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05-01-2004, 04:29 AM
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more bad news for reptiles
hey telefrag... its bad enough we have a cobra on the loose here in dallas, but today a denton county sheriff spotted a 7 foot alligator in lake lewisville....man people can be so irresponsible!!!!!!!!!!
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05-01-2004, 04:34 AM
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thats not bad just population control right lol
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05-01-2004, 04:53 AM
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mayne its rainin all up in dallas right now, i bet that Alligator gets washed up through somebodys patio
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well, the farther east you go , your chances increase to see gators.
They have been found in dallas county before.
Its not all that uncommon.
There is an alleged group in the greer island vicinity in NW fort worth (FW nature center), but I havent seen one first hand.
who knows?
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yea i know a few people who said they have seen those
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my uncle has seen them in lake palastine (close to Tyler texas), also there have been bald eagles out there
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lol... a gator in a lake isn't quite as bad as a cobra in a apt. complex.
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Originally Posted by haroldo359
lol... a gator in a lake isn't quite as bad as a cobra in a apt. complex.
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yah,it should be alot easier to spot than that cobra too.just dont go swiming anytime soon lol |
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