Georgia 'gator swarm

[RetiredSeabee]

Mmmmm mmmmm Gator the other other white meat. Had it occasionally on the gulf coast. It makes a pretty good Po Boy sandwich. A bit more dense than chicken breast.
There was a gator living in lake Wylie up here in North Carolina a number of years back. Just southwest of Charlotte. Every now and then someone would get a photo or video of it and it would be on the news. The news crews could never get anything though.

[The Happy Kaboomer]

I've found reptile meat such turtle or gator is bland.......Only real taste is whatever you season it with.

[markiver54]

Taste and texture as well, are both part of a dining experience. In addition, appropriate seasoning is key to the success of ANY dish.

[clovishound]

I'm not particularly afraid of gators, but if my buddy and I were out for a day diving the river, we might just find a different spot to dive.

[BrokenolMarine]

Had gator bites at the Richmond Bass Pro, Cajun Spicy. They provided sweet and sour dipping sauces to cool the burn.

[cooperhawk]

We were vacationing in Florida a couple of years ago and were just at the south end of Lake Okeechobee in a nice RV park. There was a Love's gas station just down the road and I stopped there to fuel the SUV when I saw a young man fueling up a four wheel drive pickup in the next aisle.
The truck had a sign on the door that Gator "Removal" and I couldn't help but notice the young man had only half of his right hand. I just had to ask.

He was very nice and said his dad owned the business and a gator had latched onto his had when he was sixteen and helping out with a problem gator. The gator latched onto his hand and then rolled tearing off the thumb and two fingers. I asked why the heck he was still doing this job and he laughed and sad, "Well, Dad owns the company, so...?".