Posted on 11/12/2020 12:00:08 PM PST by McGruff
NAPLES, Fla. – It’s just another day in Florida – a large gator was spotted strolling around a golf course in Naples on Wednesday.
A video shows the gator wandering around and enjoying the tropical conditions at the Valencia Golf & Country Club.
The country club is located on Double Eagle Trail off Randall Boulevard. Sort video at link.
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Another vote for Biden. They promised free chickens.
Quick- Fill his head with cannon balls, and powder his behind
Thats why its a great place
Most have to go to a zoo to see that, not here......
Half-backs ?
Trump's fault.
“Hey! Anyone see #Floridaman lately?”
Cats, raccoons, and possums, too.
He just be moving to the next hole. He be
following precedent set by the golfers.
hows the owner of the course get the balls ?
Special way from the way the golfers do it ?
The ones that do it dredge them out, most times. Usually once a year in the winter. They get the label stamped out with XXXX’s when they’re resold, but they work reasonably well.
prob safer too
NOW golf is a sport!
Bingo!
“Looks like a golf community. Basically a large apartment or condo complex that has a small 9 hole course. “
Wrong guess!
A half-back is a yankee that moves to Florida, decides they don’t like it, then moves “halfway back” to the north.
They usually end up in Tennessee or the Carolinas. There are whole communities of half-backs in those states.
Divers. I had a friend that did it for a few years. He was bitten a few times. We used to pay him 50 cents a ball if he’d give us the good ones (which we’d sell for a dollar). He’d sell the rest to public driving ranges, etc.
“Must be a low rent golf club. “
NAPLES! No such thing!
I frequent Naples. Note to self: Stay away from water hazards!
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