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Biggest Crocs Ever!
Huge, toothy and aggressive, crocodiles are among the most dangerous animals on the planet. Here are 14 of the biggest ever taken.
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Crocodiles are among the most dangerous animals on the planet, killing hundreds of people annually in Africa and Southeast Asia. Saltwater and Nile crocodiles are the most notorious, and many hunters pursue them in African, where they are big, toothy, cagey and aggressive. The following oversize lizards are record-book entries in Safari Club International (SCI), listed at (www.scirecordbook.org). Fred Fortier shot this Nile croc, which at 18-feet, 5-inches is over three times larger than a good-size man. It’s the number two all-time SCI croc, collected from Lake Chamo, Ethiopia, Africa.
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Photo Gallery Comments (13)
Some nice animals in there. Wouldn't want to be swimming or wading with those guys nearby!
holy! my god now i know why i dont go swimming lol huge critters!!!!!!
I love to hunt crocs! It's definitely one of the most exciting things that a hunter could ever do! They are spooky, very wary and difficult to get on to. In addition, if you don't place a fatal shot on them, you will lose the croc and pay the trophy fee to boot.
Man that'd be an awesome hunt. Those are some large crocs, great pictures.
So, I wonder if crocs take like alligator. It would be interesting to find out.
Great to see so many bowhunters leading in the SCI books!
That first photo is amazing. The size of that monster is leaves you awe struck.
Something like a moose!They are big laying down. even biger hanging up.
I'll bet the people that live around there are more than happy to see some hunters take a few of those giants out of their water supply!
Bow hunting for croc's, how cool would that be!
I've got a couple of questions? 1) In pic. #2 what happened to it's tail? 2)Where do you shoot one with a bow to anchor one of these bad boys?, I know with pistol/rifle/muzzle-loaders you'd shoot the "brain shot". Last but not least, Would a .50 cal. mzl-ldr. be big enough?
dang, im glad we dont got those in oklahoma, then again thats what guns are for
wow!! that would be a hunt of a lifetime to get one of those.i wonder how many pounds those bows are.
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holy! my god now i know why i dont go swimming lol huge critters!!!!!!
So, I wonder if crocs take like alligator. It would be interesting to find out.
Bow hunting for croc's, how cool would that be!
I've got a couple of questions? 1) In pic. #2 what happened to it's tail? 2)Where do you shoot one with a bow to anchor one of these bad boys?, I know with pistol/rifle/muzzle-loaders you'd shoot the "brain shot". Last but not least, Would a .50 cal. mzl-ldr. be big enough?
dang, im glad we dont got those in oklahoma, then again thats what guns are for
wow!! that would be a hunt of a lifetime to get one of those.i wonder how many pounds those bows are.
Some nice animals in there. Wouldn't want to be swimming or wading with those guys nearby!
I love to hunt crocs! It's definitely one of the most exciting things that a hunter could ever do! They are spooky, very wary and difficult to get on to. In addition, if you don't place a fatal shot on them, you will lose the croc and pay the trophy fee to boot.
Man that'd be an awesome hunt. Those are some large crocs, great pictures.
Great to see so many bowhunters leading in the SCI books!
That first photo is amazing. The size of that monster is leaves you awe struck.
Something like a moose!They are big laying down. even biger hanging up.
I'll bet the people that live around there are more than happy to see some hunters take a few of those giants out of their water supply!
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