Horrifying.

 

Hey that's life .. Frankly it's totally cool living with large reptiles.

 

Not sure Mrs @tyrantlizardrex would agree!

 

The sign does say welcome.

 

"Knock, knock..."

between the multitude of things looking to kill you in Australia, and the gators in Florida, I sure am feeling less concerned with the dandelions and grubs I have to contend with in my lawn...

 

let's think more positive, how many good looking straps can be made from one of those ugly creatures

 

Meanwhile, up here in Massachusetts, I have robins nesting on top of the light fixture for the deck.

 

For some reason all I see are watch straps

 

QUOTE="gostang9, post: 695848, member: 21607"]"Knock, knock..."

between the multitude of things looking to kill you in Australia, and the gators in Florida, I sure am feeling less concerned with the dandelions and grubs I have to contend with in my lawn...[/QUOTE]

Where there are grubs other bigger wildlife will be: foxes, raccoons and others. Our neighbour had his lawn plowed by those to get to the grubs.

 

I call dibs on the belly leather

 

I think the guy who has the fortitude to "abate" the croc should have first choice of the hide.

 

Not liking the suggestion one bit

 

It's the scoots that is prized in my neck of the woods

 

But they make rather pokey goths straps

 

In my neighborhood skunks are quite a nuisance, and the best way to keep them away is to treat your lawn for grubs.

 

But they make rather pokey goths straps

 

Last time I was down under I searched in vain for a nice belt made with the belly, and all I could find were belts made with the upper portion of the croc. I already have a belt I bought there back in the late 80's, but it's a dress belt and I was looking for something a bit less dressy, but not as "rustic" as those are...I'll try again on our next trip I guess.