DowntownRDB Posted at 4-3 06:51
If you build the right type they do, otherwise no.

Bar type of fence is highly rated for use against gators.  Chainlink fences don't work as you'll see below.

But whats stops small alicators going through the fence and growing up in the pond?

DAFlys Posted at 4-3 23:39
But whats stops small alicators going through the fence and growing up in the pond?

Close mesh chicken wire around the bottom 12" of the fence tends to work.  However, there is always a chance of one of the little ones getting in anyway.  That's when my removal method will come into play.  Gators love chicken meat and are easily trapped when small.  

The MC2 is for AVATA only . Don't know about Goggles Integra.

DowntownRDB Posted at 4-4 04:09
Close mesh chicken wire around the bottom 12" of the fence tends to work.  However, there is always a chance of one of the little ones getting in anyway.  That's when my removal method will come into play.  Gators love chicken meat and are easily trapped when small.

What do you do with a small gator though?

DAFlys Posted at 4-5 00:02
What do you do with a small gator though?

I take them to a commercial alligator farm.  They raise gators for the skin to be used in purses and boots.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 4-5 03:56
I take them to a commercial alligator farm.  They raise gators for the skin to be used in purses and boots.

I dont think Ive ever heard those words together. "commercial alligator farm"

DAFlys Posted at 4-5 22:35
I dont think Ive ever heard those words together.  "commercial alligator farm"

Does sound a bit strange.  However, they are an alligator farm that raises alligators to be killed and used for commercial purposes such as food and skins for boots, purses, belts, etc.

DowntownRDB Posted at 4-6 04:02
Does sound a bit strange.  However, they are an alligator farm that raises alligators to be killed and used for commercial purposes such as food and skins for boots, purses, belts, etc.

I just had a look at the online butcher that sells alligator meat here,  but I was wrong and it's actually crocodile and its sourced from South Africa.    I wonder if they taste different.

DAFlys Posted at 4-6 04:38
I just had a look at the online butcher that sells alligator meat here,  but I was wrong and it's actually crocodile and its sourced from South Africa.    I wonder if they taste different.

I ate crocodile in Mauritius and I remember the taste was a bit gamey.  Even here though gators taken from the wild taste different than gators from commercial farms.  I guess that is because of what they are fed.

lol "taste's like chikkin!"