Cigar Hording

[Billb1960]

I'm no expert, but how gentle can momma alligators be? I feel like there are other mommas in the animal kingdom that might provide a better analogy.

[Kookla]

Oh man! That dog's cuteness factor better outweigh its destruction factor!

The jury is still out on that! She is pretty cute... but.......... i do love my cigars

[cheaphumidors]

Oh is that not the most precious thing you've ever seen?!

[Browns7213]

Be careful with those dog rockets. Next thing you know some pompous, self important douche bag with a cigar review YouTube channel will be cutting them apart and accusing you of selling 'fake' cigars.

Just sayin'

Hmmmmmm. Come to think of it, I've never seen Zurg and Bryan Glynn in the same room at the same time. I'm not sayin they're the same person butttttttttttt.................................... ...............

[TreySC]

Well, I am an "expert" (not really)on the topic (my life long dream was to be a herpetologist and therefor I spend a lot of time reading journal articles on alligators) and mamma alligators are exceptionally gentle with their babies. In fact, alligators spend the first 2 years of their lives under their mom's protection. When they hatch, she comes and digs them out of their nest and gently carries them to the water with a level of grace and dexterity that is shocking given their immense size and power.

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I did lake management for a while when I lived in Sarasota. Had plenty of run ins with gators but never saw in babies with their mammas. Which is probably a good thing based on how protective they are.

[cheaphumidors]

I did lake management for a while when I lived in Sarasota. Had plenty of run ins with gators but never saw in babies with their mammas. Which is probably a good thing based on how protective they are.

Wow! What a fun job!
I run into quite a few babies when I kayak, I even found a newly hatched nest, cutest thing ever!

[herman]

My dog killed one of mine Dirty Rats ( i only had 2 )... i wanted to cry... i think i may have to hold on to it just in case. So i maybe on my way to hoarding

What's going on with that? I have a small dog living with me that took a chunk out of one of my LPs. I laid a few sticks out to let her choose what I would smoke and she ran straight for the LP and didn't even think about it, just sank her teeth in. Of course this is also the same dog that stole a $100 bill and tried to eat that too.

[TreySC]

Wow! What a fun job!
I run into quite a few babies when I kayak, I even found a newly hatched nest, cutest thing ever!

It was fun for the most part. The gators usually got out of the way, but still a little scary when you don't see them right away.

[cheaphumidors]

What's going on with that? I have a small dog living with me that took a chunk out of one of my LPs. I laid a few sticks out to let her choose what I would smoke and she ran straight for the LP and didn't even think about it, just sank her teeth in. Of course this is also the same dog that stole a $100 bill and tried to eat that too.

My dogs are all afraid of a lit cigar. Not sure why... but Maxine inevitably walks up to me and puts her head on my leg when I am outside in my smoking chair but then as soon as I take a puff she skitters away. But by the sound of it, this may be a good thing

[cheaphumidors]

It was fun for the most part. The gators usually got out of the way, but still a little scary when you don't see them right away.

"Usually" is the key word. A couple of months ago I was kayaking in the Hillsborough river and had to lay back in my kayak to get under a log. My head was back so I couldn't see where I was going, all of a sudden I feel myself bump into, what I assumed was another log, and then the front of my kayak dip down quite a bit. I looked up to find a +/- 8 foot gator scrambling over the top of my kayak, apparently I hit the poor thing as he was sunning himself. I felt so bad!