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To: tejek who wrote (870165)	7/5/2015 10:20:35 PM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1578106

It depends on what you call a 'bayou'. The term is used across the country and it means different things in different places. Along the Third Coast, a bayou is something that isn't a river and drains into salt water, usually a marsh lining a bay. On the marshy end, alligators are common. Inland, less so unless the bayou drains a swamp. in which case don't let Spot retrieve a stick from the water. He might be ok, but it can be pretty hard on the one who threw the stick if it isn't... General rule of thumb is unless you know that alligators are uncommon, assume that they are common. If the sign says something like "Warning. Alligators", believe it. And under no circumstances do you feed an alligator like the idiots in Florida are prone to do.