GON Gator Gallery

Cody Duke with a Chattahoochee River gator that went 12 feet long and weighed about 650 pounds. He was hunting above Lake Eufaula on Aug. 18 with Killer Instinct Guide Service.

Zone 1A: Robbie Dorman, 17, of Warm Springs, with his hunting party and an 11-8 from Lake Eufaula.

Zone 7: Heather Breese, of McIntosh County, with a 10-9 coastal gator that she said had 2 feet of tail missing. The gator was blind in one eye and had plenty of scars, likely from battling other alligators.

Zone 9: Jackson Collins, 15, of Evans, with a Richmond County gator from a private pond that measured 12 feet long. It took six years to get a tag and three hours on a rod and reel before the gator could be dispatched.

Zone 2: Morgan Hayes, 15, of Shady Dale, was in a hunting party on Lake Seminole that took this 12-4 gator on Aug. 17. It weighed 450 pounds.

Dalton Drew and his dad Stevie Drew with an 11-6 gator taken in the coastal section of the Satilla River. Also pictured is nephew Jagger Drew.

Zone 8: Sawyer Hunt (left), of Clyo, Aaron Fearneyhough (right), of Harlem, and Aaron’s son, John, 14, tagged this 12-3 gator that weighed almost 650 pounds.

Zone 2: Ashley Bowlden and her son, Bentley, 12, of Pike County, were both drawn and filled tags at Lake Seminole opening weekend. Ashley killed this 12-4 lizard and Bentley took a 9-7 gator. Nice hat Ashley!

Zone 2: Tyler Allen, Wayne Allen and Liam Stamps with a 12-9 gator from opening day on Lake Seminole.

Zone 2: Brian Bohanon (left), Cliff Armstrong (far right), and Will Armstrong, 16, with a successful gator hunt from Lake Seminole on Aug. 31. To put the gator’s size into perspective, Brian is 6-3. They measured the giant dinosaur at 13 feet long.