Hunting Florida’s Dinosaur Have you ever wanted to hunt alligators but didn’t know how to get started? The folks at the Razzor Ranch in Florida has everything you need to get started. Hunting private ground, alligator hunters can hunt year-round in the beautiful Cypress swamps south Florida is known for. Hunters will have the opportunity to see multiple alligators on a trip until they find the one they are looking for. Licenses are easily obtained online and cost less than fifty dollars. A typical alligator hunt can last an hour or all day. There is no time limit as the crew works hard to put you on the alligator you are looking for. Whether it is a 6-foot alligator that will make great table fare or a bemouth 13-footer that will rattle a grown man’s nerves, they are swimming in these swamps. As you cast a big treble hook into the murky depths of the swamp, everything seems to be going just like any other fishing trip. Then it happens. Your hook bumps a log that suddenly fights back. It is then up to the hunter to fight just as hard, if not harder. Depending on the size of the alligator, the fight to bring it to shore could be over in a few minutes or it might take 45 minutes. However long the battle lasts, it will be a battle few have ever experienced. Now, at this point the hunter has a decision to make. The experienced guides will give an educated guess as to how long the alligator is. If the hunter is satisfied with the size of the alligator, he or she will exchange their fishing pole for their weapon of choice. If the hunter is looking for a smaller or bigger gator, the hooked gator will be released, and the hunt will continue. Picture this scenario in your head. You arrive at the Razzor Ranch, the guide asks what you are looking for in a gator and you respond with a respectable 8-footer. Throwing a hook into the water you have no idea what you will run into. Suddenly, you hook into a gator and the fight is on. Forty-five minutes later a 13-foot gator surfaces at the bank’s edge. Seeing the gator, you contemplate taking it but stick to your guns and tell your guide he is a little too big. The guide then releases the gator back to the water and you continue to search for what you are looking for. This is the ultimate catch and release. You were just able to experience fighting and bringing a 13-foot alligator to shore and it didn’t cost you a dime. I must warn you though, if you do that too many times your arms are going to feel like Jell-O. The choice of weapon is totally up to the individual hunter. Rifles, pistols, archery gear, bangsticks, spears and even knives are all allowed. The best advice I can give you is to choose what you are comfortable with. An alligator has a very small kill area, so you want to make the shot count. It might even take a couple shots so be prepared. Now that your blood is boiling and you are ready to hook into one of these prehistoric creatures, give Larry at Razzor Ranch a call and book the hunt of a lifetime. Alligator meat tastes wonderful and provides a cool addition to any trophy room. And, think of the stories you can share.

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