Hunters catch 'monster' 14-foot alligator in Texas, netizens calls it 'once-in-a-lifetime gator'

Hunters caught a 14-foot "once in a lifetime" alligator in Texas.
Hunters catch 'monster' 14-foot alligator in Texas, netizens calls it 'once-in-a-lifetime gator'

Hunters catch 'monster' 14-foot alligator in Texas, netizens calls it 'once-in-a-lifetime gator' | Image: Facebook

KEY HIGHLIGHTS
  • A photo of the hunters posing with the dead alligator was posted on the wildlife management area's Facebook page
  • In the picture, the alligator is seen lying on the ground with its mouth propped open with a stick
  • The reptile was a male weighing 781 pounds (about 345 kilograms), with a total length of 14 feet and 2.5 inches
Florida hunters caught a 14-foot "once in a lifetime" alligator in the James E Daughtrey Wildlife Management Area in Texas.
A photo of the hunters posing with the dead alligator was posted on the wildlife management area's Facebook page on September 17 after a four-day hunting event between September 12 and 16.
In the picture, the alligator is seen lying on the ground with its mouth propped open with a stick.
The reptile was a male weighing 781 pounds (about 345 kilograms), with a total length of 14 feet and 2.5 inches.
"Once-in-a-lifetime gator."
"Wow! He is huge."
"That's a big boy."
"How do you land something that big?!?! That had to be a fight getting him to the station."
Usually, male alligators tend to be around 11.2 feet long, according to the Smithsonian Institution's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute.
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