NotDeadYet Beach Fanatic Nov 11, 2014 #12 http://www.soundboard.com/sb/Alligator_sounds_audio You can play these without downloading or buying them. Says they are for your tablet or phone. Well, okay.
http://www.soundboard.com/sb/Alligator_sounds_audio You can play these without downloading or buying them. Says they are for your tablet or phone. Well, okay.
beachmouse Beach Fanatic Nov 11, 2014 #13 Douglas said: What do they sound like? Click to expand... Rather pig-like. Fish & Wildlife has some sound clips of 'alligator bellow'. http://www.fws.gov/video/sound.htm
Douglas said: What do they sound like? Click to expand... Rather pig-like. Fish & Wildlife has some sound clips of 'alligator bellow'. http://www.fws.gov/video/sound.htm
Matt J SWGB Nov 11, 2014 #14 I wouldn't play those near a body of water, never know what you're communicating. Oh and Eastern Lake has a permanent "gator" on the north end.
I wouldn't play those near a body of water, never know what you're communicating. Oh and Eastern Lake has a permanent "gator" on the north end.
Teresa SoWal Guide Staff member Nov 12, 2014 #15 Western Lake used to have a big one with a name (can't remember the name)... The lake at Topsail has a gator. I'm sure they come and go.
Western Lake used to have a big one with a name (can't remember the name)... The lake at Topsail has a gator. I'm sure they come and go.
Leader of the Banned Beach Fanatic Nov 12, 2014 #17 Lake View Too said: Most gators come and go. Click to expand... Well yeah, the expression "See you later alligator" didn't just come out of nowhere.
Lake View Too said: Most gators come and go. Click to expand... Well yeah, the expression "See you later alligator" didn't just come out of nowhere.
Teresa SoWal Guide Staff member Nov 14, 2014 #20 L0CAL said: Sometimes idiot rednecks just kill them for no reason. Click to expand... As has happened on our bayou in the last year or so more than once. Actually, the reason is that they are big and a threat. So so wrong.
L0CAL said: Sometimes idiot rednecks just kill them for no reason. Click to expand... As has happened on our bayou in the last year or so more than once. Actually, the reason is that they are big and a threat. So so wrong.