Alligator Day Time Hunting: Daylight alligator hunting offers distinct advantages, primarily the ability to clearly see and accurately judge the size of each alligator. These hunts are highly recommended for optimal visibility and success. Our approach begins with stalking alligators, carefully assessing the size of each specimen until we locate one that meets our client's preferences. Once identified, we employ a specialized technique: using a fishing pole with a large treble hook, we snag the alligator before swiftly dispatching it with a shot from a rifle or pistol. While this process may sound straightforward, it requires patience and precision. Alligators are formidable creatures with tough hides, and hitting a target as small as four inches demands a steady hand and, at times, multiple shots. We are committed to providing a tailored hunting experience, and we are prepared to accommodate alternative methods and weapons based on our clients' preferences and needs. Your satisfaction and safety are paramount, and we strive to ensure a successful and memorable hunt under the best possible conditions.

Alligator Night Time Hunting: Nighttime hunting presents its challenges, particularly in accurately assessing the size of alligators and executing successful captures. To overcome these hurdles, we employ spotlights in conjunction with crossbows or bang sticks, as firearms are prohibited by law during nighttime hunts. Our method involves spotting the desired size of alligator, then utilizing a specialized technique: we snag the gator with a 200-pound braided alligator line and engage in a thrilling battle to reel it in. This process is akin to grappling with a great white shark, requiring strength, skill, and nerves of steel. While this method is our standard approach, we are adaptable to accommodate alternative methods upon request. Your safety and satisfaction are our top priorities, and we strive to provide a memorable and successful hunting experience regardless of the challenges presented by nighttime conditions.