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Raptor vs. Reptile: Hunting Gators with a Desert Eagle
It survived the K-T extinction. Can it survive you?
There are few animals more perfect than the alligator. This reptilian predator has been virtually unchanged since the Mesozoic. When the meteor struck Earth 66 million years ago, a full 80 percent of life on the planet went extinct … but not the gator. It was millions of years before an apex predator capable of challenging it evolved, and that predator created some evolutions of its own. Chief among these is the Magnum Research Desert Eagle chambered in .429, and in this video, Jim Kinsey with AdVANture Hunter joins The Sharkman in a battle of Nature’s perfection versus Man’s. What gun would you trust to hunt the ancient king of the swamp?
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