Lucrative Alligator Opportunity

[NSweeting]

We have a large cache of animals that we use in our company for the education and entertainment/tourism industry. Recently we teamed up with an Alligator farm which opens many more doors with a lot more possibilities. Currently we have decided to offer up a potentially lucrative idea to those of you outside of this industry. We are selling a rather large breeding group of Alligators that have been successful and proven breeders for the last couple of years now.

This is a group of 50 animals (15 males & 35 females) all approx. 8feet long. If you desire, the group can stay on property under our permits, alleviating the need for you to have to bother with the legal ins and outs, not to mention having the property to house the group. A group this size will produce an average of 20+ nests per year, which would likely yeild 600-1200 eggs per year. Hatchlings can be sold for $60 each, so do the math, even on the low end thats $36,000 in hatchling alligators, but can be upward of 50-70K.

It would be a partnership in which, after your initial investment, you just wait to collect the profits and really wouldnt have to be involved much more than that if you so choose. We are offering this group for sale at $25K or best offer.

for any and all questions and comments, please contact Nathan @ nathan_sweeting@hotmail

[EC44]

Do the alligators eat? What do they eat? Hopefully not humans, and with THAT being said, how much is insurance? Equate everything, and I am sure it`s not that profitable.

[NSweeting]

Thanks for your response, those are valid questions, although it seemed more of an assumption than an inquiry.

Quite the contrary, overall care and feeding remains fairly inexpensive, if not free, and depending on what the investor chooses to do, will determine whether or not profits will shrink or grow, as in any other business. The animal industry can be a gamble, but thats no different than any other business venture. One thing for sure is that alligators are consistent and can always be sold, individually, as a group, or bred.

Insurance and permitting arent needed by the invester.

If the invester leaves the animals where they are at, then the group is covered under existing permiting and insurance, which acrues no extra costs. if the investor chooses to move or relocate the animals to his/her own property/facility then of course they would need to gain permitting, insurance and so on, when there is really no need for that.