cool job!!!!

[black_headed_mon]

a bloke i know who was in the paper the other day,how cool's his job

 

[Eddie2257]

what is his job?

 

[centro]

piss a aligator off and then have a staring contest with it, lol

 

[hrafna]

living appetiser!

 

[SteveNT]

Plastic surgeon "rubs hands together while squirming in delight"

 

[black_headed_mon]

what is his job?

ballarat reptile and wildlife park manager,he's pretty hands on

 

[Bel03]

he's pretty hands on

While he still has them!

 

[richoman_3]

that doesnt look to comfortable at all :S

 

[black_headed_mon]

i think he ses their only gators,he never gets in with the saltie lol

 

[JAS101]

ballarat reptile and wildlife park manager,he's pretty hands on

i would have said his other things rather then "he's pretty hands on" :lol:

While he still has them!

my next magic trick is the disappering hands lol

i think he ses their only gators,he never gets in with the saltie lol

true cause gators never kill anyone in the sates

 

[Bel03]

i think he ses their only gators,he never gets in with the saltie lol

May very well be 'just a gator'.......but ummm they still have teeth! I have a cool job also.....but it doesnt involve taking the chance of losing limbs before i knock off! I love crocs etc, but from a safe distance, they are not puppies!

 

[black_headed_mon]

few more happy snaps

May very well be 'just a gator'.......but ummm they still have teeth! I have a cool job also.....but it doesnt involve taking the chance of losing limbs before i knock off! I love crocs etc, but from a safe distance, they are not puppies!

in all seriousness he may be nuts but his dad and him have been working with gators,crocs snakes etc etc for over 45+ yrs and ,maybe they have a greater knowledge of the mindset,behaviour of this particular gator

 

[Flaviruthless]

what is his job?

Gator Baitor

 

[thals]

Stu does an awesome job with the gators and is very experienced in this field!

 

[notechistiger]

So much negativity. Sometimes people have to realise that others have amazing bonds with animals that we'll never understand. Whilst sometimes it leads to their deaths (the bear man comes to the mind), that doesn't mean the rest of us have a right to criticise. I somehow doubt a human being with any form of logic in their brains is going to jump in gators or play with bears without some sort of forethought. Good on him.

 

[longqi]

So much negativity. Sometimes people have to realise that others have amazing bonds with animals that we'll never understand. Whilst sometimes it leads to their deaths (the bear man comes to the mind), that doesn't mean the rest of us have a right to criticise. I somehow doubt a human being with any form of logic in their brains is going to jump in gators or play with bears without some sort of forethought. Good on him.

Couldnt have said it better myself^^^

 

[Jeannine]

i watch a show called 'fatal attractions' its about humans and their interaction with animals they see as members of their families

one was a woman who had a monkey who was such a wonderful member of the family he was best man at their wedding such a shame he ended up attacking her and then killing the friend who went to her aide. or the man who trusted his wolves and treated them like members of the family till they decided to eat him. or the woman who loved her tigers (breeding them without proper records etc) and told everyone they were her family and wouldnt hurt a fly until one attacked a child visiting her house and tore him apart in front of his mother and other family members, i could list more of the stories ive seen on this show

everyone said they had a really special way with the animals they had

such a shame 99% of them are dead and their deaths have been at the 'hands' of those wonderful family members they all knew so well that would NEVER hurt them

doesnt matter how well you know an animal etc they are still wild animals and as such dont see you as a member of their family just food amazing bond or not these animals will always revert back to their wild instincts given half a chance

 

[Fuscus]

such a shame 99% of them are dead...

How did you arrive at that figure?

 

[black_headed_mon]

So much negativity. Sometimes people have to realise that others have amazing bonds with animals that we'll never understand. Whilst sometimes it leads to their deaths (the bear man comes to the mind), that doesn't mean the rest of us have a right to criticise. I somehow doubt a human being with any form of logic in their brains is going to jump in gators or play with bears without some sort of forethought. Good on him.

couldn't have said it better myself

think i requoting someone else,great minds think alike

 

[waruikazi]

So much negativity. Sometimes people have to realise that others have amazing bonds with animals that we'll never understand. Whilst sometimes it leads to their deaths (the bear man comes to the mind), that doesn't mean the rest of us have a right to criticise. I somehow doubt a human being with any form of logic in their brains is going to jump in gators or play with bears without some sort of forethought. Good on him.

Lol it kinda does! I can't think of a better reason than -you have a significantly high risk of dieing if you do that- to criticise someone.