Toledo Bend has some Big Gators up in Housen Bay near Big Jacks.

Was in birch last year in april and saw a gator that was about 5 feet. I got within a few feet of him and he never moved. I was also swimming in lake hawkins years ago when one swam through the swimming area.

The one pictured is close to 12 feet. There are a couple around the corner from me in White Oak that are around 9'. Saw a baby on the concrete sea wall here about 3'.

looks like an over grown water dog! stick a hook in its tail!

When was the last alligator attack on a human in Texas? And if the "victim" was doing something stupid like intentionally provoking the gator, trying to catch or wrassle it, or something equally dumb it doesn't count.

That kind of stuff should fall under the category of "improving the gene pool", not being a victim.

I want to know of the last known incident in which a gator actually attacked and injured (or killed) someone who was fishing, swimming, or otherwise going about his or her business.

you sir are a mind reader lol... Yeah if there was a place I would LEAST want to fall in the lake it would be little caney... or mabey some of the places on Choke

If ya want big gators, Choke Canyon is the place!!!

WOnder if she is on a bed?

They do not bother anybody! So nobody should bother them. They make for a nice story and a great picture.

According to this, as of 2007 there had never been a single documented death in Texas history from an alligator attack...and only around a dozen non-fatal incidents.

http://blogs.chron.com/shannontompkins/2...r_incident.html

You are probably a thousand times more likely to be killed by another boater than to be attacked by an alligator.

I don't see it! Make it move!

+1 HUGE,I think it's name was Bodacious.Got up close and personal with a couple last year.