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Wednesday, 2 August 2006
Alligators Invade Montana! Most Likely Looking for Place to Relax
Topic: Animals vs. Humans

For those of you that live in Montana, far away from the hustle, bustle and danger of the big cities and coasts, you now have something to fear besides an errant cow in the middle of your (dirt) road; alligators.

Two young boys caught a 60 lb. alligator while fishing in their family's pond this past weekend.  This is the first known finding of the sizable reptile in the state, meaning that many more could be in hiding.

“This thing was very aggressive,” Bryant, one of the young fisherman, said.

“It was snapping at us kids and adults,” his brother Josh noted.

The adults, being cool and always calm, freaked the fuck out, and ended up trying to kill it like bronze age warriors attempting to bring down a mammoth.  After first shooting it with a bow, one of the boy's fathers decided the smartest thing to do was to go after the wounded creature with a stick by jumping into the pond and beating it before tossing it up onto the bank, where a group of men were ready to tie the bastard down.

After doing so, one of the group remembered his action movie training and attempted to slit the gator's throat with a pocket knife, which of course didn't really work.  After calling the police, someone finally realized that gunpowder had been invented and shot it, thus ending its life.  The gator is currently on ice at the local vets, who will attempt to figure out how the hell it got to Montana.

This is a lesson for everybody out there in Montana; if you see an alligator, you do not shoot it with a bow, hit it with a stick, or attempt to slit its throat.  Guns, vehicles and hand grenades work better, you back-water jackasses.

 

THE DAILY INTER LAKE 


Posted by James at 12:45 PM CDT
Updated: Tuesday, 22 August 2006 3:01 PM CDT
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Thursday, 10 August 2006 - 12:26 AM CDT

Name: "dani"

I have done some research on this issue.  I have gotten contact information that people need to go to (ie Sheriff & Corrigan) To better get this issue resolved. 
Address: 800 South Main Street County Courthouse Kalispell, MT 59901-5435
Phone: (406)758-5503
Fax: (406)758-5865
sheriffonline@co.flathead.mt.us
This is Sheriff Jim Dupont's E-mail address. in this news article the reporter typed that "there were no charges pending" (picked from the news article)

Flathead County
Ed Corrigan
P.O. Box 1516
Kalispell MT 59903-1516
758-5630
corrigan@co.flathead.mt.us
The case is under investigation and will ultimately be submitted to County Attorney Ed Corrigan.

If anyone has the time, please E-mail these two people about this incident. The more voices heard then I know something could be done about it. Charges could be brought down on the people involved in this incident.
The links on the articles are:

http://www.dailyinterlake.com/articles/2006/08/01/news/news01.txt

http://www.dailyinterlake.com/articles/2006/08/04/news/news04.txt

http://www.dailyinterlake.com/articles/2006/08/09/news/news02.txt
to check out cruelty laws in montana go to:
45-8-211 Cruelty to animals in Montana -- exception.

(1) A person commits the offense of cruelty to animals if without justification the person knowingly or negligently subjects an animal to mistreatment or neglect by:

(a) overworking, beating, tormenting, injuring, or killing any animal;

Here is a link for the statues in Montana if anyone wants to go read them and maybe point the sheriff to them.
http://www.animal-law.org/statutes/montana.htm

new articles on this issue the people invovled in the slaying have yet to be charged for anything and from the sound of it they wont be any time soon. But the owner who was on vacation when this all happend is being charged $735.00!!!

These two people (DuPont & Corrigan) are the ones who will ultimately be the ones to pass any charges against the mob involved in this slaying.

E-mail them!!! Show them what you think and how you feel it should be taken care of! One voice is never heard it takes a shouting crowd to get things done!!!
Please help me!

Thanks again for your time in reading this.

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