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NCWRC investigating Sunset Beach alligator death
The NCWRC is investigating the possible shooting of a 12-foot, 10-inch long alligator in the Sunset Beach area. […]
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Irmo gator hunter kills giant N. Santee River beast
Ryan Russell of Irmo killed his biggest gator yet during a Pee Dee unit hunt with Hunter Neeley and Crick Hooker on Oct. 5, 2019. […]
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Midlands hunters kill 13-foot, 6 1/2-inch gator
Hunter Neeley and Crick Hooker killed a 13-foot, 6 1/2-inch gator at Santee a week after guiding a friend to killing a 12+ footer in the same area. […]
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North Carolina hunters kill giant Santee gator
Big gator was 1/2-inch shy of 12 feet Chris Skibo and Brandon Dockery, both of Kings Mountain, N.C., killed their biggest alligator at Santee this past Saturday, Oct. 5, 2019. The two hunters were hunting
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Hunting trio has killed numerous 12-foot gators
The team from Carolina Crazy Outdoors has a knack for killing big gators, especially at Santee. […]
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Lancaster gator hunters kill massive Santee beast
It was the first ever gator hunt for all five men Jonathan Cox of Lancaster and four others killed a gargantuan gator at Santee’s upper lake on Sept. 14. The 12-foot, 10-inch beast weighed more
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Florence hunters bag giant Santee gator
Lee Daugherty, David Lowe, Ryan Fitts, and George Mourounas, all of Florence, S.C., killed a giant gator at Santee on Sept. 15, 2019. […]
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South Carolina gator hunting lottery closing soon
If you’re hoping to bag a gator during South Carolina’s 2020 alligator hunting season, you must apply by June 15. […]
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It’s time to apply for S.C.’s 2019 gator season
Hunters hoping to get an alligator tag for South Carolina’s 2019 season can apply for selection from May 1 through June 15. […]
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Live frozen gators spotted at Ocean Isle nature park
Alligators don’t often have to worry about the water freezing around them, but they don’t seem to mind it one bit. They just freeze themselves in, but keep their noses above the surface so they can breathe just fine. […]