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Gators GaLohr Bayou creations by a Louisiana-based alligator artisan. Sorry, due to strict export regulations we do not offer international shipping at this time.

All of our alligator products come from gators that were harvested during regulated hunts or licensed farms. We maintain, through the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, licenses for conducting business as an alligator parts retailer/dealer.

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29/02/2024

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File this under ... ONLY IN FLORIDA! A couple cruising in a golf cart was nearly bitten by an angry alligator earlier this month ... when the fearsome reptile charged them, and it was all captured on video.

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GATORS GALOHR

Hidden away from humanity, deep within southern Louisiana's Honey Island Swamp, lives a community of creatures described as half-alligator, half-human. They live lives very similar to our own, with the exception that they avoid all contact with the outside world.

Those are the fantastic claims of former journalist David Lohr, who says he encountered the creatures three years ago when his boat sank near the Pearl River.

Lohr alleges he was knocked unconscious when his vessel capsized and later awoke to find himself surrounded by the crocodilian-esque species. Lohr claims the creatures nursed him back to heath, during which time he came to learn about their lives and their culture. Once back on his feet, Lohr says he was taken to the outer boundaries of the swamp and left to find his way back to civilization.

While it's known Lohr was on a boat that sunk on the river in 2017, and he was reported missing several weeks before being found wandering the swamp, his claims have been ignored by the scientific community. The consensus among them being Lohr's encounter with the creatures was a hallucination induced by injuries sustained when his vessel capsized.