South Carolina Gator Hunt 2009 with Deibler Outdoors

[zachviking]

i had the guy at the beginning of the video holding the stick today as a substitute teacher



[stephendeibler]

@nedcherylsquirtle You would likely be unsuccessful in your hunt, most likely being killed and consumed in the process. Darwin theory of natural selection. Thanks for watching.

[Jervys11]

No to jsou ale piče.""!!!!!

[jhartist123]

Where are allegators in SC?I've Lived in the upstate all my life. Made many trips to the coast. At what point are they found. We go fishing alot. Is there any chance of finding any in the upstate?

[tfinnerty1124]

@jhartist123

I live in Summerville, near Charleston, and there are quite a bit in Goose Creek, Lake Moultrie and the ashley river....dorchester rd & ladson rd has a fishing dock and you will see them back there quite a bit

[LorinB]

If gators need to be taken to control population...then whatever...but what the fuck did the snake do? Red necks just like to kill shit they are scared of.

[stephendeibler]

@LorinB Taste like Chicken!

[MrTruck87]

@LorinB rong we aint scared of nothin

[NorthsideBill]

@LorinB The snake was born. Thats reason enough for it to get killed. Obviously you know nothing about cottonmouths or you wouldnt have to ask

[vampiroangelico]

Besides the fact that alligator hunting is prohibited by law (well at least it is in Florida) because of their decreasing number, getting close to extinction, why do you folks go around killing those things?

What have they done to deserve that?

I do not find your actions to be either courageous (anyone can be on top of a boat with a pistol) nor honorable.

[stephendeibler]

@vampiroangelico In your bio you use the words " intellectually challenged". If the shoe fits, where it! Get your facts straight. In Florida, over 5000 permits allocated annually, each permits allow harvesting two gators. This allows the legal harvest of over 10,000 alligators in Florida annually. You are also factually incorrect on the decreasing numbers part and close to extinction part. Numbers are over 1 million and increasing. Thanks for watching and commenting but learn the facts first.

[vampiroangelico]

@stephendeibler I know the facts, I live in FL and I have alligators in the lake in my business complex where I work. I read about this and inform myself.

I should have said "alligators were an endangered species until recently", as I know about the recent overpopulation, and that is why they recently started issuing those permits you're talking about and I already know about. HOWEVER< this does not change the fact that I am bothered by the killing -execution- of innocent animals.

[stephendeibler]

@vampiroangelico delisted from endangered species list since the 1970's. The real threat to Florida Alligators is habitat loss, think about how much habitat loss occurred building the business complex you work in. Please continue to study the facts,at your age,you should deciminate truthful facts so younger generations know the truth( just like a WW2 historian) should do. The truth can be bothersome for some.Join us on a Florida Gator hunt,we capture 12 footers with only tape and knife, Courage?

[vampiroangelico]

@stephendeibler I would probably have the courage to do it, as I've been through far scarier experiences in my life, but I refuse to do it because it is against my belief to kill innocent animals (other than for food purposes).

I have plenty of redneck friends down here, and they too hunt gators and they invite me every time, but they also know why I don't go with them.

We can still be friends and respect each other, even if we don't agree on everything.

[stephendeibler]

@vampiroangelico Anytime you wish to test your courage, which would be the best test to compare your courage with others you have commented and questioned on prior, I will offer you a free ride along. We will capture a big gator with your help, you can tape it up, then we will let it go.It will be unharmed. You must sign all appropriate medical, safety, and film releases prior. By the way, all meat is cleaned, processed, and consumed. Thanks for commenting and watching.

[vampiroangelico]

@stephendeibler OK I will have to take you up on that offer.

I always wanted to go out looking for gators, and the idea of capturing one without harming him, is perfectly coherent with my thinking.

:-)

[stephendeibler]

@vampiroangelico Season starts August 15th( Phase 1) General season starts Sept 1st and runs to Oct 31st. Hunt Lake Okeechobee,Kissimee,Griffin,Cr­escent,Puzzle Lake area of St. John's River. Next booked hunt, I will contact you with details, what area of state do you reside in. Thanks Steve

[vampiroangelico]

@stephendeibler I am in Palm Bay FL.

[cdukes1129]

you are discusting have anything better to do then kill things if you want to kill go in the army stupid freaks god dang wow big hunt well shove it

[stephendeibler]

@cdukes1129 Thanks for watching, got 4 more tags this year, I would love for you to join us!

[cdukes1129]

After being hooked or harpooned, what can be a 400-pound, 10-foot-long alligator is fought to exhaustion. Once it becomes too tired and weak to fight any longer, the alligator is drawn to the side of the boat, its head is forced under the surface of the water, and a type of firearm called a bangstick is used to shoot in the head. The mouth is then taped, and the alligator is dragged into the boat.

[RDPproject]

3:48 its like the scene from JAWS

[1998232v6]

he has a Glock!

[phodacbiet]

wats wrong with people these day? atleast use something else to kill it fast u cheap cunts

under 5hours?is that something to be proud off? yeh let me kill you 5hours slowly and see how u feel

[stephendeibler]

@phodacbiet Thanks for watching, got 4 more tags this year, come join us, I would love to have you in the boat.

[stormybear]

@stephendeibler I would have to agree with phodacbiet & cdukes. That is pretty inhumane the way the alligator is killed in your video. It wasn't like it was hurting anyone.

[spencerray99]

wow