[trussell]

Could you freepmail me some areas that would be good to go see them? Please? :)

[SouthTexas]

I’ll see what I can come up with. Most areas are only accessible through private property unless you are in a boat on a river.

[thackney]

That would be the golf course where I used to live on the Southwest side of Houston. We’ve seen up to four of them together on the side of the fairways. Water hazardous on the Quail Valley Country Club are heavy on the hazard.

[thackney]

Brazos Bend State Park
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/brazos_bend/

Hike and Bike/Foot Trials: Hike and bike trails are located around 40-Acre, Elm and Hale Lakes and interconnect. Alligator viewing is best from the 40-Acre and Elm Lake Trail system. Foot trials take you off the beaten path into the hardwood forest. Always take plenty of water with you for you and your pets. As with all state parks, Pets are allowed on leash only and leash can be no longer than six feet. Do not allow pets to drink from or enter the water. Know your Alligator Etiquette found on park maps and posted throughout the park. An Outdoor Guidebook will assist you in learning about the parks different ecosystems and outdoor safety. The guidebook is available on the volunteer web site or for sale only at the Nature Center Gift Shop.

Not to far from the shoot.

Click the map for the others.

[SouthTexas]

Ask and you shall receive:

6-23-07) It was around 8:30 on Saturday morning when an alligator showed up at the Walmart in Aransas Pass. An employee discovered the seven foot animal and then quickly called 911. Officers arrived and decided the gator needed to be tied up. So, three police officers grabbed onto the amphibian and duct taped it's mouth. Eventually, wildlife officials arrived and took the gator to the Aransas Wildlife Refuge. link