Jacob Lander shares his experiences of hunting and tagging alligators with his father in the swamps of Assumption Parish. He recounts a close call with a 12-foot alligator and reflects on his family's hunting traditions. Jacob describes the dynamics with his father, who is set in his ways, and narrates the story of catching a legendary alligator named Big Head. The video highlights the blend of work and relaxation in swamp life.

What was Jacob doing when he had a close call with an alligator?

• Cleaning the alligator's teeth

• Taking a photo of the alligator

• Tagging the alligator's tail

• Feeding the alligator

Where is Jacob Lander from?

• Lafayette

• Baton Rouge

• Pierre Park

• New Orleans

What activity did Jacob's father introduce him to as a child?

• Fishing

• Bird watching

• Deer hunting

• Camping

What is Jacob's father's name?

• Jacob Sr.

• Try Andre

• Andre

• Pierre

How does Jacob describe his father's approach to hunting?

• Flexible and open-minded

• Traditional and set in his ways

• Innovative and experimental

• Cautious and hesitant

What is the relationship between Jacob and his father like?

• They are business partners

• They rarely speak to each other

• They have a traditional father-son dynamic

• They always agree on everything

What was the name of the biggest alligator Jacob and his father caught?

• Old Timer

• Big Head

• Mighty Gator

• Swamp King

How did Jacob and his team celebrate catching Big Head?

• They held a press conference

• They went on another hunt

• They cooked and drank

• They released the alligator

What does Jacob find most rewarding about hunting?

• The financial gain

• The fame and recognition

• The relaxation it brings

• The thrill of the chase

What is the main theme of Jacob's reflection on hunting?

• The danger involved

• The relaxation and joy

• The environmental impact

• The competition with others