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Not a downside for humans, probably, but the bobcats, panthers, gators, eagles, and other animals that live off of 'em are probably kinda depressed over it. Oh, and that list would include longshoremen, too. LOL. At the port where I work, you can sell a skinned fat coon for $25, but you have to...

As you've probably seen on the news over the last three or four years, down in south Florida, mostly around the Everglades, we've got an incredibly huge problem with Burmese pythons that started breeding together after idiots turned them loose when they got too big to be "cuddly". They are...

Yessir, it is. There 's a guy on here from Louisiana, I can't remember his handle, anyway I was wondering if he'd heard of any that big in the bayous. We don't usually see any over about four or four and a half feet, though they do get pretty thick-bodied. But what they lack in size they make up...

Just wanted to share this news story. This thing was taken two miles down from my house in a logged out area that's being cleared. While I agree with "Live and let live", I'm not sure that snake would agree. Whatever his politics, it don't look like he missed many meals. Scary...

Could you tell me who made your saddle? Looks darn nice to sit in all day.

Great concept and a brilliant result. And the song ain't bad, either. 8)

Thank you for posting that. One cool idea with a great result. And the song ain't bad, either. 8)

The word Nittany is derived from the Algonquian language word Nit-A-Nee meaning "single mountain". Mount Nittany is a Penn State University landmark. The athletic teams and the mascot of the school, the Nittany Lion, are named in honor of the mountain and its history. Didn't know it, got it...

Thank you for that.

A pair of jumper cables walks into a bar. The bartender glares and then says "Alright, I'll serve you, but don't start anything!" :cry:

A co-worker's son works for that department, they all love their boss...One thing about it, you know he's got your back.

I'm in Florida and a Google search didn't bring it up, can you tell me who makes it ?

Not being familiar with grizzlies up close and personal, and having read Silver's statement, doesn't it seem that maybe this wasn't the first human she sampled? Maybe a check of stomach content or a list of missing people in that general vicinity would not be considered paranoia?

Northern Rancher, if you want to read some good ones on African hunting, read anything by Peter Hathaway Capstick. He did one about Pondoro Taylor, "A Man Called Lion" about one of the early market hunters. I think you'd really enjoy them. Besides, the guy has a wicked sense of humor.

Faster Horses, is the rare affliction you spoke of polycephemia vera? I just got diagnosed with it a couple of months ago and they're drawing a unit of blood about every four weeks.

I could have some fun with that in some of the sloughs and salt marshes down here. Did he invent that ?

That would make one awesome Christmas card...Got yer Peace on Earth, yer Good Will towards Men (cats), and no commercialism in sight. And the best part? The snow on the porch proves that just cuz they call it "Global" warming don't mean it's everywhere...

BMR, I went to Snope's and they didn't conclusively say "yay" or "nay"...but seemed, based on other data, to lean toward "probably not".

And can I ask a question? The alleged 'gator had it's mouth taped shut, did the alleged "found" gator in the pond have similar identifying features,i.e. the tape? If not, how 'bout y'all go back to the search 'fore it starves to death? Where does Fish and Game FIND these people? Do they have a...

Officials Find Alligator That Escaped During Girl's Show and Tell Saturday, October 31, 2009 PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. — Officials believe they have found an alligator that escaped from a wildlife officer who brought the animal to his daughter's school for show and tell. Stan Kirkland, a...