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#125414 08/02/06 08:58 AM
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Peter,if you can't be helpful to the board could we ask that you not be harmful ?


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#125415 08/02/06 09:02 AM
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Wonderwoman,we were all very happy to name you our property manager,we will be down again in Febuary for reapers event,watching them sail over our villas.


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#125416 08/06/06 02:46 PM
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People used to use chicken as bait to bring the crocs closer to shore, don't know if that is still going on. Any info you want about crocs just use the news link on this home page and search for yourself. Croc accidents would be big news. Please don't stifle Pedro1, I like his Avatar image & his sense of humor. He adds spice to this message board and I have found nothing harmful in any of his responses. Look at his other postings and you will get it, maybe.
I think Pedro1 is a great member to this board.
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#125417 08/06/06 03:26 PM
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I have said it before and now again. If the crocks are going to be a problem as people get stupid, move them to an uninhabited island.

#125418 08/06/06 03:48 PM
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Crocs are very territorial, will most likely show up again, even from another island or the mainland.

#125419 08/06/06 04:07 PM
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Suggestion: Relocate the croc feeders to Hattieville.

#125420 08/06/06 04:16 PM
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Croc feeding tourists: Why good crocs go bad
by SHARON GUYNUP
COSTA RICA (29 Sep 2003) -- Over a few weeks, a big American crocodile repeatedly lumbered into a village near Costa Rica's Tarcoles River and devoured some local dogs-not an unlikely occurrence in this region. Here, Pacific coastal development is bringing more people into crocodile territory-and tourists feed the crocs, helping them shed their natural fear of humans.
Unlike most countries, Costa Rica doesn't eradicate "problem crocs," but relocates them to less populated areas. But new tracking research suggests that for crocs, there's no place like home: 82 percent of displaced crocs returned, from as far as 62 miles (100 kilometers) away.
"As soon as you let them go, they seem to turn around and head home," said Perran Ross, a biologist at the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville and coordinator of the Switzerland-based World Conservation Union's crocodile specialist group.
http://www.cdnn.info/eco/e030929/e030929.html

#125421 08/06/06 04:47 PM
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If you can't see relocation as an answer just eat them and know let's here all of you scream. Do something or shut up.

#125422 08/06/06 05:03 PM
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Several years ago, an attempt WAS made to relocate a croc on AC. Just days later, he returned.

WHY should these creatures be forced to relocate? They've done nothing wrong or harmed anyone. It's the stupid human beings that cause the problems.


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#125423 08/06/06 05:47 PM
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klcman, do we finally agree on something? Arrest the people doing the feeding.

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