Troy's Alligator Hunting Adventures

Troy Landry and Pickle Wheat take advantage of clear skies to hunt alligators in a sugarcane plantation. They use Cajun ingenuity to build a bridge and access remote areas. Throughout the day, they catch several large alligators, including a massive 11-footer, proving Troy's gamble to hunt the sugar mill canal was successful. The hunt concludes with a full boat and satisfaction for both the hunters and the sugar mill.

What is the main reason Troy and Pickle decided to hunt in a less popular area?

• They believed it would be more challenging.

• They were following a local legend.

• They hoped to fill their boat with gators before the weather worsened.

• They wanted to avoid other hunters.

What unique method did Troy's father use to create a bridge over the canal?

• He constructed a floating bridge.

• He built a stone arch bridge.

• He used a series of wooden planks.

• He welded a train car to pylons.

Why is Troy's new boat advantageous for hunting in the cane fields?

• It is camouflaged to blend in with the surroundings.

• It is faster than other boats.

• It has a built-in alligator trap.

• It is smaller and more maneuverable.

What does the first catch of a seven-foot alligator indicate to Troy?

• The area is not suitable for hunting.

• There are no larger alligators in the area.

• There are indeed gators in the area.

• The boat is not suitable for the hunt.

What is Troy's strategy to deal with the predicted hurricane season?

• Wait until the season is over.

• Set more lines and hunt harder.

• Hunt in a different area.

• Use a larger boat for safety.

What unusual occurrence did Troy and Pickle notice about the alligator's behavior?

• The alligators were unusually calm.

• The alligators were only active at night.

• The alligators were attracted to the pump vibrations.

• The alligators were avoiding the area.

What does the capture of the nine-foot alligator signify for Troy?

• The area is not as promising as expected.

• The equipment needs to be upgraded.

• The area has potential for larger catches.

• The hunt should be called off.

What does Troy conclude about the sugar mill canal after catching the 11-foot alligator?

• It was a waste of time.

• It was a successful gamble.

• It is too dangerous to continue.

• It needs more exploration.

How does Troy feel about the size of the alligators they caught?

• They were larger than expected.

• They were the same size as usual.

• They were not worth the effort.

• They were smaller than expected.

What is the overall outcome of Troy and Pickle's hunting trip?

• They decided to change their hunting location.

• They filled their boat with large alligators.

• They encountered no alligators.

• They caught fewer alligators than planned.