Hot summer day and Dads too busy take kids to the lake...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIwpRZg1LKI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIwpRZg1LKI
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It's good to see the rider was wearing a PFD and a helmet.Mike Allen, Tigé owner since 1997 -
He should have also had on goggles to block the air soft pellets the "boat" was shooting at him.
You'll shoot your eye out!
If its not fun, Why do it?Comment
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that looks sorta familiar
"I feel sorry for people that don't drink, when they wake up in the morning, that's as good as they're gonna feel all day" - Frank SinatraComment
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if that looks familar(South Florida), then it is proably 50 feet deep and lots of gators!If its not fun, Why do it?Comment
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i've seen videos of scott byerly skating in a ditch after it rained with a winch I think they also skated in one that was right next to a taco bel drive through and the workers were like, WTF?!?
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that is purdy funny!Comment
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This was last years video...Comment
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that looks like a canel in Bakersfield
Originally posted by G-MONEYComment
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Speaking of gators, do you really have to worry about them? Just thinking of the St. Johns river in FLA. I think I would be more worried about bull sharks then gators but I am not from the area.2016 Tige Z3, 2014 Tige Z3
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Not really.
If no-one is feeding them, then their natural fear of people keeps them in check.
When they get 11+ ft they can begin to cause problems, but any gator deemed a threat or a nusiance is caught and either relocated or killed by FWC.
http://myfwc.com/WILDLIFEHABITATS/Al...r_nuisance.htm
I have a couple in my lake which is about 400 acres. One large one about 9' and a small one about 2'. In the 6 months I've lived on this lake I've seen the big one 2 times and the little one 2 times.
I used to wakeboard in the Saint John's while I attended college at UCF, and that environment can be a little intimidating after sunset. LOTS of VERY large gators, whom feed on the local deer, boar, and occasionally a steer. You gain a bit a perspective when you witness an 18 ft gator swimming with a 900lb steer in it's mouth.
Originally posted by loudelectronics View PostComment
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