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Uhhhh....
I knew wild pigs were moving north from down south & had seen some in the woods last year, but I think these can stay down south
Detroit News link....
I knew wild pigs were moving north from down south & had seen some in the woods last year, but I think these can stay down south
Detroit News link....
Burr Oak man kills 34-inch gator while picking corn
Burr Oak -- A man simply wanted to gather some sweet corn for the family freezer. He didn't expect to have to deal with a 34-inch alligator rushing at him.
Jeff Adamski of St. Joseph County was in a corn field near the Michigan-Indiana border when two women came running from a few rows over, screaming that they had seen an alligator.
Adamski tells the Sturgis Journal he "backed away" and the gator "darted at me." He then backed up faster, and the animal kept coming.
That's when Adamski decided to deal with the problem, considering what an alligator could do to a child if he let it go. He grabbed a 4-foot bar out of his truck and killed the alligator.
Adamski is from Burr Oak, about 80 miles south of Grand Rapids.
Burr Oak -- A man simply wanted to gather some sweet corn for the family freezer. He didn't expect to have to deal with a 34-inch alligator rushing at him.
Jeff Adamski of St. Joseph County was in a corn field near the Michigan-Indiana border when two women came running from a few rows over, screaming that they had seen an alligator.
Adamski tells the Sturgis Journal he "backed away" and the gator "darted at me." He then backed up faster, and the animal kept coming.
That's when Adamski decided to deal with the problem, considering what an alligator could do to a child if he let it go. He grabbed a 4-foot bar out of his truck and killed the alligator.
Adamski is from Burr Oak, about 80 miles south of Grand Rapids.
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