ok to hunt my dog at siminole with alligators

• Jan 13, 2009

• #1

meandmydog

Senior Member

first time at siminole is it ok to hunt with dogs because of alligators

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #2

BigDogDaddy

Senior Member

depends on where your hunting....let us know and itll give us a better idea on treading waters

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #3

Russ Toole

Senior Member

This time of year I would think you would be ok. I have waded chest deep off some of the islands and never saw any. You could call some locals for better advice. Wingates lodge or some locals from on here.

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #4

DUD

Banned

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #5

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blackduck

Member

six two said:

u retrieve the first one, if u make it then send the dog.

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Dang it man.

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #6

DUD

Banned

meandmygatorbait

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #7

Nicodemus

The Recluse

Staff member

Unless it is as cold as it`s gonna be for the next few days, I wouldn`t put a dog I cared about out on Seminole. That`s just me though.

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #8

Dog Hunter

Senior Member

Nicodemus said:

Unless it is as cold as it`s gonna be for the next few days, I wouldn`t put a dog I cared about out on Seminole. That`s just me though.

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Same here. He just might not go home with you. They will be back out on sunny days.

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #9

rspringer

Senior Member

ever heard of top water bait?

But on a serious note, why is team take em not going to a "honey hole". are yall having to resort to the lakes now? Not a good sign for your organization. Upper level management problems, i would guess.

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #10

littletime

Senior Member

If water temp is way down no worries, but I did see some over new years when it was 70 degrees

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #11

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bnew17

Senior Member

I only been to seminole once. Went last year early season for 3 days and didnt see a single gator. Of course they are there, we just never saw any.

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #12

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Medicine Man

Banned

I would rather be safe than sorry and say NO..

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #13

chase870

Possum Sox

faten that dog up to a size that will choke a gator and they will leave it alone

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #14

maker4life

Senior Member

No!!

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #15

Golden BB

Senior Member

On a serious note, I would not take the dog. We have being seeing red eyes all year.

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #16

MustangMAtt30

Banned

Post up some kill pics from this year. I want to see how TT compares to DS.

I want to see who the best team is around here.

 

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• Jan 13, 2009

• #17

DONNY31904

Member

Was hunting 2 weeks ago when it was about 28 degrees..saw about a 10 footer. This was in eufaula..at about 8am....i would not let my lab out of the boat...leave him at home he will still be there when u get back.....i never though i would see one when it was that cold but we did.....

 

• Jan 13, 2009

• #18

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kingfish

Senior Member

I wouldn't.

 

• Jan 14, 2009

• #19

AEKDB50

Member

i hunted in mid December at Seminole. I was very hesitant but he needed to work for some ducks and he survived thank God. I didnt see any gators and it was probably in the 50's to 60's outside. I wasn't cold at all so it couldn't have been too cold out the days I went. I guess I will live and learn. I still brought my dog but it's your dog and your decision. It depends on if he actually needs work also mine just turned 2 so I wanted to bring him. We were all wading by some islands too. Good luck

 

• Jan 14, 2009

• #20

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lablover0929

Member

Stupid is Stupid does!!!!!!! You just can't fix stupid!!!!!

Would you let your own children swim with the toothy dino's???????????????

I'm sorry, but your just ignorant! May God help your soul.