mama's gonna get a new pair of shoes!

I agree with wolf-kim. Kill it and eat the evidence....Here in SE,La we have to many of them and have issues w. kids loosing body parts. Expecially in summertime people want to cool off and the gators are every where. We do have a unit w our sherriffs dept. who does just that picks up nucience gators. Instead of lightning bolts on his truck he has gators all over the front quarter panel. Pulls a trailer with all his necessary stuff to relocate them. They are protected here and we even have gator farms. I do not know why they are protected anymore.
 
To FG&W it's "just a baby"unfortunately. They are still a nuissance and a threat at that small of a size.

I think, in the past there have been people licensed by the state to legally remove nuissance gators. I am not certain if the state still has contracts with indviduals or not. You may want to try and locate someone in that field.

I do know that "feeding" "baiting" etc. is against the law, if they find a gator in your possession, jail. Transporting without proper license, you lose your vehicle and jail. Something about molesting the wildlife or something...... makes no sense... that phrase. Anyway, just a heads up... be careful, be safe. Now that the gator knows where meals come from, like any other predator, it will be back.
 
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he'll never leave the back yard
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ahh!!!!
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thank god we don't have a doggie door! did u hear about the one down south that went in through the doggie door and ate an old ladies nonsense!?
 
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How about the one that got in and munched down on the napping husband.... and with all this rain, mating season for reptiles.....ugh some days I wonder.
 

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