On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 21:45:21 -0400, "Scott M."
wrote:

===I've seen these at a Flea Market near my home. I'll take a second look at
===them on Sunday!
===
===Scott
===
===
==="Roy" wrote in message
. net...
=== I have been using fake alligators for some time now with quite
=== effective results.........I had tried the fake heron thing
=== before..worked for awhile but so far the alligator thing is doing
=== great.
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Unless you live in an area that may have gators I do not know if using
a fake gator would work. Herons living in Canada or Maine would
probably knot know what a gator was..........but then again Herons
like to be the only thing feeding so it may be sufficient to deter it
from using your pond as a cafeteria.
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Unless you live in an area that may have gators I do not know if using
a fake gator would work. Herons living in Canada or Maine would
probably not know what a gator was

To me, that's an argument for getting a _real_ gator :-)

Andy the heron hater

Unless you live in an area that may have gators I do not know if using
a fake gator would work. Herons living in Canada or Maine would
probably not know what a gator was

To me, that's an argument for getting a _real_ gator :-)

Andy the heron hater

Andy wrote To me, that's an argument for getting a _real_ gator :-)

chortle! I can just imagine a gator exiting my pond and wandering down to the
park here in WA state, eating up those irritating Pomeranians.
Hmmmmmm.


kathy :-)
algae primer
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Andy wrote To me, that's an argument for getting a _real_ gator :-)

chortle! I can just imagine a gator exiting my pond and wandering down to the
park here in WA state, eating up those irritating Pomeranians.
Hmmmmmm.


kathy :-)
algae primer
http://hometown.aol.com/ka30p/myhomepage/garden.html

Ka30P wrote:

Andy wrote To me, that's an argument for getting a _real_ gator :-)

chortle! I can just imagine a gator exiting my pond and wandering down to the
park here in WA state, eating up those irritating Pomeranians.
Hmmmmmm.


kathy :-)
algae primer
http://hometown.aol.com/ka30p/myhomepage/garden.html


I was sure suprised to find we have a population of Alligators here in
North Alabama. They are in the Tennessee River back-waters which one
creek is less than a mile from the house. Better keep an eye out for
eyes in the big pond!

Bob

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On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 14:57:44 -0500, Bob Koerber
wrote:

===Ka30P wrote:
===
===Andy wrote To me, that's an argument for getting a _real_ gator :-)
===
===chortle! I can just imagine a gator exiting my pond and wandering down to the
===park here in WA state, eating up those irritating Pomeranians.
===Hmmmmmm.
===
===
===kathy :-)
===algae primer
===http://hometown.aol.com/ka30p/myhomepage/garden.html
===
===
===I was sure suprised to find we have a population of Alligators here in
===North Alabama. They are in the Tennessee River back-waters which one
===creek is less than a mile from the house. Better keep an eye out for
===eyes in the big pond!
===
===Bob
===
===http://home.hiwaay.net/~n4bk/index.htm


More of them in my area of Alabama.......I have a creek that empties
into the Alabama River and its not uncommon to find gators along the
creek and in the wetland areas, and on occasion I have had a few real
ones on the bank of the stream by the field already. No signs of em
ever being in the pond but if they were in the field they could easily
have been in the pond as well. They just are not a problem here. About
4 years ago they got a 10 footer out of a drainage ditch in downtown
Montgomery......and about a month after that episode they caught
another large gator along the interstate exit to the bypass, after it
came up out of a small creek.
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On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 14:57:44 -0500, Bob Koerber
wrote:

===Ka30P wrote:
===
===Andy wrote To me, that's an argument for getting a _real_ gator :-)
===
===chortle! I can just imagine a gator exiting my pond and wandering down to the
===park here in WA state, eating up those irritating Pomeranians.
===Hmmmmmm.
===
===
===kathy :-)
===algae primer
===http://hometown.aol.com/ka30p/myhomepage/garden.html
===
===
===I was sure suprised to find we have a population of Alligators here in
===North Alabama. They are in the Tennessee River back-waters which one
===creek is less than a mile from the house. Better keep an eye out for
===eyes in the big pond!
===
===Bob
===
===http://home.hiwaay.net/~n4bk/index.htm


More of them in my area of Alabama.......I have a creek that empties
into the Alabama River and its not uncommon to find gators along the
creek and in the wetland areas, and on occasion I have had a few real
ones on the bank of the stream by the field already. No signs of em
ever being in the pond but if they were in the field they could easily
have been in the pond as well. They just are not a problem here. About
4 years ago they got a 10 footer out of a drainage ditch in downtown
Montgomery......and about a month after that episode they caught
another large gator along the interstate exit to the bypass, after it
came up out of a small creek.
Visit my website: http://www.frugalmachinist.com
Opinions expressed are those of my wife,
I had no input whatsoever.
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