Cammie Colin

Cammie Colin , a 16-year-old cheerleader at her high school in White Knoll, South Carolina, took down a 10-foot gator during a weekend hunt with a crossbow. Cammie Colin (thestate.com) Colin won one of 1,000 lottery slots South Carolina makes available every year for those wishing to partake in the annual public alligator harvest. The 5'4", 120-pound girl says her friends thought she was joking about going gator hunting, but now her family is stocked with 40 pounds of alligator steak in the freezer. "Don't be afraid, and just go at it," she said of her attitude toward going after gators at 3 a.m. ... Read Full Story

© Barcroft Media In Florida, Arianne Prevost, an ex-cheerleader, has bagged a 500 pound, 11 foot alligator and managed to make the kill with nothing but a crossbow. For full story and pictures: And now the petite mother of one is keen to get the giant alligator’s head mounted on a wall and to get herself a pair of gator boots made. The budding huntress who is five foot four and weighs 112 pounds was out on her first ever gator hunt on the St John’s River earlier this month. Hunting at night with her boyfriend, Arianne, 23, took aim when her target came ... Read Full Story

  Email This Post                        Print This Post by Earl Morningstarr A 16 year old cheerleader from South Carolina has hunted and killed a ten foot alligator in a dark swamp in the middle of the night, using a crossbow. Buffy Summers, Claire Bennet, now you can add Cammie Colin to your list of kick ass cheerleaders. The plucky 16 year old won a place in the annual public alligator harvest held in South Carolina. Cammie was part of a five person team who sailed a boat through Sparkleberry Swamp at around 03:00hrs last Sunday morning, but as Cammie was the only one ... Read Full Story

A 16-year-old girl has bagged a 10-foot alligator in a South Carolina swamp. In the middle of the night. With a crossbow. The State newspaper in Columbia reported that Cammie Colin won one of 1,000 lottery slots for the state's annual public alligator harvest. Hunters are required to use a crossbow or a harpoon. Cammie was the only person in her group authorized to shoot the 353-pound gator. The Lexington resident was with a guide, her father, an uncle and her brother in an 18-foot boat early Sunday in the headwaters of Lake Marion. They have 40 pounds of alligator steak in the freezer ... Read Full Story

There are so many factors that we need to understand some regarding oral health. Food that we often eat cleanliness, habits etc, are some such things that we have to better take care of. Food that we eat is really very important and we have to take care that it is hygienic and is not so harmful to our teeth and overall health. Also we should take care to brush our teeth and really make sure that food particles are not trapped and become a cause to develop bacteria and harm our teeth. The best thing that you should do is to brush your ... Read Full Story