Challenges and Skills in Alligator Hunting

Troy Landry and his son Jacob embark on their alligator hunting day in southern Louisiana, aiming to fill over 200 tags. They revisit a special fishing spot, hoping for luck, and successfully catch a nine-foot alligator. Despite the challenges of declining profits and the physical demands of the job, they maintain morale and enjoy the process. The day concludes with reflections on the risks and rewards of alligator hunting.

What is the main goal for Troy Landry and his son Jacob at the start of their day?

• To catch fish

• To fill over 200 alligator tags

• To repair their boat

• To find a new fishing spot

What challenge do Troy and Jacob face during the alligator season?

• Increased competition

• Decreasing financial returns

• Lack of equipment

• Bad weather conditions

How much is the nine-foot alligator worth that Troy and Jacob catch?

• $250

• $100

• $200

• $153

What skill does Troy demonstrate during the tense moment with the alligator?

• Cooking

• Negotiation

• Marksmanship

• Swimming

What decision do Troy and Jacob make at the end of their day?

• To change their fishing spot

• To head home

• To continue fishing

• To sell their catch