At a restaurant in the swamps near New Orleans on September 27th he served gator gumbo to dozens of chanting supporters.
They carefully avoided making offers they could not keep, but often dangled "promises" that were subtly incomplete instead of offering to move a prisoner to a better cell, for instance, a gator might promise to "see the boss" about doing so.
In his boot library, as he calls it, are mule boots, eel boots, anteater boots, gator boots, crocodile boots.
By the series opener, on Wednesday, it was not clear whether the gator or the tiger was to blame.
One of the visitors to the apartment after Chicken's death was Hakiem Yahmadi, a fifty-nine-year-old man from the Bronx, who was dressed in a custom-made linen leisure suit and gator shoes.
Suddenly, Mughla, my father's notoriously unceremonious hunting guide, would roar from his lookout at the bow, "Gator time, boys!" — or, rather, "Pai chamak di hai!" The pleaders faltered, the injured and injuring parties sat down on the gunwale, crossed their legs, smoked cigarettes, chatted about village affairs.
But John Norris, one of the proprietors of the St . Johns Crab Company tells them them that gator tail is just the muscle from the tail, and that puts Sarah off.
By the time it loosed its jaws and the mangled snake slithered away, thousands of pictures and hours of videotape had been taken, and accounts later appeared in outlets as disparate as the National Examiner ("GATOR VS. PYTHON!") and National Geographic.
"Most people think they're either gator or croc.
Writer enjoys gator tail as prepared by Jack Ketter at a restaurant called Satsuma Gardens, and tries to get Sarah to have some.
They surveyed the old section lines of the National Forest during the workweek, and on weekends they "rambled," as LaVerl, the buck sergeant, said: shooting, fishing, sometimes even gator hunting along the nests that filled the unused railway bed.
