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fatlazyless · 03-14-2017, 07:51 AM

With reference to a very small, about one foot long, 'pet' alligator that was confiscated from two 20-somethings, a man and a woman, from their home in Jaffrey, NH: In the March 12 episode, a NH F&G officer said the F&G gets a lot of their not-allowed, exotic animal leads, including this small alligator, from Facebook, and social media postings where people like to share photos of their prohibited pets such as alligators and maybe bear cubs.

So, if you are thinking about keeping a camel out in the barn.....maybe you want to just stick with a donkey. Besides, I've heard that donkeys get scared by the smell of a camel.......like, what is this smell......n-n-n-n-neighhhhhhhh.......snoooorttttt ......(donkey here)

? But, like who knows.....just maybe, unlike an alligator, a camel is welcome here in New Hampshire?

03-14-2017, 07:51 AM	#37
fatlazyless Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 8,527 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 296 Thanked 957 Times in 698 Posts	... prohibited exotic animals? With reference to a very small, about one foot long, 'pet' alligator that was confiscated from two 20-somethings, a man and a woman, from their home in Jaffrey, NH: In the March 12 episode, a NH F&G officer said the F&G gets a lot of their not-allowed, exotic animal leads, including this small alligator, from Facebook, and social media postings where people like to share photos of their prohibited pets such as alligators and maybe bear cubs. So, if you are thinking about keeping a camel out in the barn.....maybe you want to just stick with a donkey. Besides, I've heard that donkeys get scared by the smell of a camel.......like, what is this smell......n-n-n-n-neighhhhhhhh.......snoooorttttt ......(donkey here) ? But, like who knows.....just maybe, unlike an alligator, a camel is welcome here in New Hampshire? __________________ ... down and out, liv'n that Walmart side of the lake!