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Hi Scott, Just a short note on gators. They are *not* crocs and I never heard of a non-provoked attack on a kayak in Florida even though there are tens of thousands of kayaks and gators all over the state. ....more gone Watching the "Croc. Hunter" on TV with my son, I gathered he feels that gators are, for want of a better word, tame. Despite their size and obvious ability to hunt man, they seldom do so (though there was a golfer who learned that there are limits to their patience - pictures available on the internet, should you feel so inclined). Anyway - I just wanted to tell you that in 99% of circumstances Florida gators are not Australian crocs. The last 1% is what makes me a little nervous I suppose ;-) The Aussie crocs (particularly the salt water beasties) are a serious threat, however. One should probably treat them with the same resect one would with a polar bear (if you see one, you're too close). Rick |
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