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aikoaiko Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Oct-09-09 05:37 AM
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Headline:Gator Bites Off Man’s Arm (or why its a good idea to keep a .357 in your golf bag)
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http://www2.wsav.com/sav/news/local/article/gator_bites_off_mans_arm/55574/

FRIPP ISLAND, S.C.—A man lost part of his arm Thursday when he was attacked by an alligator while golfing on Fripp Island, according to News 3’s media partners at the Island Packet.

The Island Packet reports the man, who is in his 70’s, was at the 11th hole at the Ocean Creek Golf Course. He was apparently picking up his ball when a gator grabbed his arm and dragged him into a nearby pond.

The man reportedly lost his arm below the elbow in the struggle.

Dave Corneliussen from Tracks Wildlife Control was called in to deal with the animal.




Seriously, some of my friends used to tease me about keeping a .357 in my golf bag, but when you play golf in the South (and your balls wind up in the water), its a good idea. Of course a gun in my bag wouldn't help me if I was bitten, but I could help save someone else in short order.

I appreciate that GA state laws allow concealed carry.

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