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Louisiana Guard Dog
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nice doggy.
I don't know if he'll lay on his back, but..........................................I'd never rub his belly!!!
The "village idiot" is only crazy............not stupid: Jim
The "village idiot" is only crazy............not stupid: Jim
Spot, Phideaux or whatever they call him is at Klieberts Turtle and Gator Farm in Ponchatoula, Louisiana. So if you are in the area, stop in and get a first hand look.
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That would keep intruders out for sure!
Thats true Carl but I prefer this. Odds of it eating me are rather slim..............
Cool "doggie".
I saw something like that when I was in Australia a few weeks ago - some in the wild and some behind a very strong fence
Guess which side of the fence I was on
I saw something like that when I was in Australia a few weeks ago - some in the wild and some behind a very strong fence
Guess which side of the fence I was on
I agree with you!
Cool "doggie".
I saw something like that when I was in Australia a few weeks ago - some in the wild and some behind a very strong fence
Guess which side of the fence I was on
Rocky, you saw crocs; this is a gator.
A link to a few more of their gators. . . http://www.kliebertgatortours.com/Kliebert_s_Gators.html
While there is several gator farms across the South (not all are in or near the swamps) here is some additional information on this farm. http://www.kliebertgatortours.com/Home.html
Home of the original "Swamp People" Established in 1957
Welcome to the Kliebert's Swamp
Welcome to the new Kliebert's Turtle & Alligator Farm Website. This is a family owned business and has been for a lot of years. We are so glad you've decided to visit us today!
Come explore your guided adventure with a walk through the Swamp People Trail, as you first learn about the production facilities of our 47,000 turtles of all kinds.
Continue your adventure as you see over 300 alligators in their natural habitat relaxing, sunbathing, or even nesting. What's most exciting about Kliebert's is our 55 year old gators that were hatched in 1957 by Harvey Kliebert. Along this tour you will view our feeding crew as they walk right up to the gators and hand feed these old beasts. Ranging from 9 to 18 feet, you best believe you will have your fill of the swamp! Among many of our other animals, you will be impressed by our Nile Croc ( Kamau) and our 17 foot Python (Yetta). We here at Kliebert's have nearly nine decades of experience under our belt , so come out and .....
While there is several gator farms across the South (not all are in or near the swamps) here is some additional information on this farm. http://www.kliebertgatortours.com/Home.html
Home of the original "Swamp People" Established in 1957
Welcome to the Kliebert's Swamp
Welcome to the new Kliebert's Turtle & Alligator Farm Website. This is a family owned business and has been for a lot of years. We are so glad you've decided to visit us today!
Come explore your guided adventure with a walk through the Swamp People Trail, as you first learn about the production facilities of our 47,000 turtles of all kinds.
Continue your adventure as you see over 300 alligators in their natural habitat relaxing, sunbathing, or even nesting. What's most exciting about Kliebert's is our 55 year old gators that were hatched in 1957 by Harvey Kliebert. Along this tour you will view our feeding crew as they walk right up to the gators and hand feed these old beasts. Ranging from 9 to 18 feet, you best believe you will have your fill of the swamp! Among many of our other animals, you will be impressed by our Nile Croc ( Kamau) and our 17 foot Python (Yetta). We here at Kliebert's have nearly nine decades of experience under our belt , so come out and .....
GIT YA' GATOR ON!!!
We are dedicated to the preservation of the American Alligator, and believe that by raising them and finding ways to market them, we are contributing to their ultimate survival.
That thing is HUGE!
I know, but when it comes to those monsters I don't ask any questions about their heritageI agree with you!
Rocky, you saw crocs; this is a gator.
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You mean you don't take the time to talk to them and find out their lineage?
My my what big teeth you have. I notice the bloke's got a white stick, did he stray into the pen. Rather him than me
