Willie Edwards' Alligator Season Challenges

Willie Edwards, a solo alligator hunter, faces a challenging season with low gator prices and struggles to turn a profit. Despite his efforts at Billy's Lake and the Atchafalaya River, he catches smaller alligators than expected. Willie remains persistent, strategizing to catch larger alligators, but continues to face disappointment. With only 15 days left in the season, he reflects on his challenges and the need for a change in luck to achieve his goals.

What is the main challenge Willie Edwards faces during the alligator season?

• Lack of equipment

• Bad weather conditions

• Low gator prices

• High gator prices

Where does Willie head to in hopes of catching big alligators?

• Atchafalaya River

• Billy's Lake

• Mississippi River

• Lake Pontchartrain

What is Willie's primary motivation for catching alligators?

• To become famous

• To provide for his family

• To win a competition

• To explore new areas

What is the size of the alligator Willie catches at the Atchafalaya River?

• 6 feet

• 7 feet

• 10 feet

• 13 feet

What technique does Willie use to try and catch a big alligator?

• Using bait

• Using a net

• Setting traps

• Tracking bubbles

What emotion does Willie feel when he loses a potential catch?

• Indifference

• Frustration

• Relief

• Excitement

How many days are left in the alligator season?

• 5 days

• 20 days

• 15 days

• 10 days

What is the size of the alligator Willie hopes to catch?

• 10-footer

• 13-footer

• 6-footer

• 8-footer

What does Willie need to do to turn a profit by the end of the season?

• Catch fewer alligators

• Sell his equipment

• Find a new location

• Catch more alligators

What is the consequence of not catching enough alligators each day?

• Willie has to catch double the amount the next day

• Willie can take a day off

• Willie will receive a penalty

• Willie will have to change his strategy