New back yard pet

[ERLover]

I may have told this before but, when we moved to Florida we had a small gator in our pond. It was so scared even a slight move and he was gone. Someone told us to feed marshmallows to him. We did and soon had a regular visitor.

Move ahead a few years and this gator would lay in the back yard, if I wanted to mow or something I would tose an orange at him and he would jump back into the pond.

Move a few more years forward to get him to move required a direct hit with a chunk of fire wood.

One day I saw him sneaking up a slight grade after a white Egret, I called my wife to the window and said look at the idiot gator trying to catch that bird. He was about 30 feet from him and could not get closer without exposing himself to the bird. I saw him croinching down to launch his attack.

Well in an instant he had covered the 30+ feet. He didn't get the bird but he got feathers. That is when we decided to have him removed. The county gator hunter came out, rigged a huge hook with a beef lung. The next day the gator was caught. Hunter taped the gator's mouth shut and walked him to his truck. Got a ball peen hammer smacked him in the head and that was that. Gator was about 12+ feet. Hunter and county split hide money and the hunter sells the gator meat to restaurants and keeps the money.

From all this I learned one thing there is no way I could out run a gator. My only hope would be if he slipped in my crap as I was trying to run away.

Gators and Croks can run up to 30mph on land!!!!
With the X on Anabel Island or Cabtiva on a the beach area, but b4 the beach under the pines an a back water area, with a gator about 5ft off shore, just the eyes and nose above water, X wanted a better pic, so she picked up about a 5ft branch and gave it a poke, she had to clean out her panties, like right now 1/3rd, the working 1/3rd was on land!!!!

[ERLover]

Lighter Cream Sauce great on Chick Breast, fish with white flesh, gator, and pork tenderloin.
1 bunch green onion/scallions.
juice of one lemon
1 cup white wine
1-2 Tbls butter
1 cup cream
1 Sage leaf
2 Tbls Non-Pareils Capers rinsed
White pepper and salt to taste

Slice scallions into 1/4" pieces half way to green fork or a tich higher.
Saute into melted butter under low-med heat for 2-3 minutes.
Add lemon juice, white wine and sage leaf and reduce to 2/3rds-1/2
Remove sage leaf

Pull from heat, let cool for a few minutes, add cream, reheat on low and reduce a bit, add Capers, S&P, serve over the above meat.
2nd recipe on the next post

Ya all are silly, you don't put any cream sauce on gator meat! You bread it, deep fry it and you eat it! You might want some cocktail sauce to dip it in.

And yes I have eaten more than my fair share of gator.

Each to there own Ed, up here will deep fry wild turkey because that the only way you can eat there dry meat and even then it sucks compared to farm raised Thankgiving Store bought

[ERLover]

Lighter Cream Sauce great on Chick Breast, fish with white flesh, gator, and pork tenderloin.
1 bunch green onion/scallions.
juice of one lemon
1 cup white wine
1-2 Tbls butter
1 cup cream
1 Sage leaf
2 Tbls Non-Pareils Capers rinsed
White pepper and salt to taste

Slice scallions into 1/4" pieces half way to green fork or a tich higher.
Saute into melted butter under low-med heat for 2-3 minutes.
Add lemon juice, white wine and sage leaf and reduce to 2/3rds-1/2
Remove sage leaf

Pull from heat, let cool for a few minutes, add cream, reheat on low and reduce a bit, add Capers, S&P, serve over the above meat.
2nd recipe on the next post

Ya all are silly, you don't put any cream sauce on gator meat! You bread it, deep fry it and you eat it! You might want some cocktail sauce to dip it in.

And yes I have eaten more than my fair share of gator.

Ed I am always open to new ways, sounds good, like shrimp and cocktails sauce, next time down in Jupiter to see my son I will have too look you up for some.

[ERLover]

Ed my son has done well for him self, with moms and my guidance, he is selling it I think.
http://pbpropertydata.com/property/id/zrSBIabCo
http://pbpropertydata.com/property/id/zrSBIabCo
scroll down a few on the above on about 7 on the list, he just turned 45 this March.

[JPG]

Ed my son has done well for him self, with moms and my guidance, he is selling it I think.
http://pbpropertydata.com/property/id/zrSBIabCo
http://pbpropertydata.com/property/id/zrSBIabCo
scroll down a few on the above on about 7 on the list, he just turned 45 this March.

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[ERLover]

JPG, looks a bit wide for my son, gardener??

[ERLover]

JPG, looks a bit wide for my son, gardener??

[JPG]

You named your son 'gardener'?

[ERLover]

No JPG his name was Rich not Richard , best grouse shooter then me, many doubles, younger bro Grant best walleye jigger I have seen, he was self learned, just had a touch when to pull up.
Maybe that was Grant that flew in from Steam Boat, CO on his Gulf G7, # 2 a George Town Grad in Shygolgy and Theatrics frek this spell check, then 2 years of law school there, that was a shinny penny spent.
http://alwaysmountaintime.com/kfmu/cont ... w-settled/

http://www.zoominfo.com/p/Grant-Bursek/1731112866

JPG look up his digs there, Freaken attorneys always use there middle initial, The P stands for Patrick, no family thing, but the X and I thought Grant Patrick had a nice ring/tone to it.

[ERLover]

JPG if you look at both sites, you can see a very proud dad, it was not just me but mom too, and there Grand father, a great man that God took at 68 with Pancreatic Cancer in 1991, one the the Lord took 20+ years to soon.