A Proper Guided Gator Hunting In Louisiana

A Proper Guided Gator Hunting In Louisiana

by Mattie Knight

A Louisiana gator is one of the largest reptiles in United States with the population of the reptiles approximating to over 1.4 million gators. Many of these creatures live around commercial farms. If you want to try reptile hunting in Louisiana, you should try it only in the month of September every year. The Department of Wildlife and Fisheries in the city set the dates. Every hunter in the city uses <A href="http://www.chootem.com/">guided gator hunting in Louisiana</A>.

The hunters of this reptile must be licensed before engaging in the habitats. They should own a land classifies as wetland habitat. Harvest tags are given to the owners of these lands by the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife. Guides throughout their trips escort the qualified hunters.

The non-resident hunters who have leased or owned land in the city use Hunter Licenses and are mostly accompanied by guides who have valid tags. They aid them in accessing the best habitats on the marshes. They are able to take you to the unsurpassed habitats with the biggest catch. In these habitats, one can get an 8 feet long catch also known as the trophy alligator. Harvest tags should be put on them. Taxidermy is not incorporated in cost of trip.

Overnight lodging may sometimes be included in trips. Some guiding companies may take the hunter for day trips; others may choose to take them for weekend trips in coastal regions. Weekend trips in coastal habitats involve overnight camping. An example of the weekend camp is the Yellow Bayou Camp. In addition, various hotels offer accommodation service. Overnight trip accommodations are accessible in various camps such as Wildlife Lodge and Savvane Waterfowl. Other camps like Provost Adventures specialize in trips of hunters only.

Before the hunting trip starts, the company does an orientation. The best time to go for this function is during sunrise or at sunset only. The daily quota amounts to the number of tags that the hunters possess. There is no limit of size of the prey you are supposed to catch. Hook and line, bow and arrow along with firearms are some of different ways used in hunting . Nevertheless; short gun should not be used.

Non-residents can hunt the reptile but should be fully guided. The guide must have valid harvest tags if they have leased an habitat or they own any. If they do the proper presentation of relevant and needed information, the non-residents can be given these tags.

A Sport Hunter License in Louisiana for residents may cost less than the cost of non-residents. Louisiana City is the king when it comes to this reptile harvests with the hunters harvesting over 30,000 wild gators annually. Farmers are able to harvest over 280,000.

Hides are sold to licensed fur buyers and dealers. Sometimes the whole gator is sold to the processing industries to make other products. Other buyers can arrange to get the meat and skin of the big reptile from the hunters. Louisiana has at the past years dominated in breeding and hunting of the reptile.



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