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Corey Perrine/Staff Adam Nicklos is seen Thursday, Sept. 6, 2012 at Autumn Woods in Naples, Fla. He says he checks traps, of which he has 10 currently throughout Collier County, at least every other day. Nicklos is an experienced outdoorsman and hunter despite his first year of licensed alligator trapping. He's involved in security contracting, a former active Marine and is certified in law enforcement. 'I just like to fish and hunt,' Nicklos said. 'But we're doing this for the safety of the people. Plain and simple.'

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Corey Perrine/Staff Adam Nicklos is seen Thursday, Sept. 6, 2012 at Autumn Woods in Naples, Fla. He says he checks traps, of which he has 10 currently throughout Collier County, at least every other day. Nicklos is an experienced outdoorsman and hunter despite his first year of licensed alligator trapping. He's involved in security contracting, a former active Marine and is certified in law enforcement. "I just like to fish and hunt," Nicklos said. "But we're doing this for the safety of the people. Plain and simple."

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  • Corey Perrine/Staff Adam Nicklos is seen Thursday, Sept. 6, 2012 at Autumn Woods in Naples, Fla. He says he checks traps, of which he has 10 currently throughout Collier County, at least every other day. Nicklos is an experienced outdoorsman and hunter despite his first year of licensed alligator trapping. He's involved in security contracting, a former active Marine and is certified in law enforcement. 'I just like to fish and hunt,' Nicklos said. 'But we're doing this for the safety of the people. Plain and simple.'
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Adam Nicklos is seen Thursday, Sept. 6, 2012 at Autumn Woods in Naples, Fla. He says he checks traps, of which he has 10 currently throughout Collier County, at least every other day. Nicklos is an experienced outdoorsman and hunter despite his first year of licensed alligator trapping. He's involved in security contracting, a former active Marine and is certified in law enforcement. 'I just like to fish and hunt,' Nicklos said. 'But we're doing this for the safety of the people. Plain and simple.'
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Adam Nicklos is seen Thursday, Sept. 6, 2012 at Autumn Woods in Naples, Fla. He says he checks traps, of which he has 10 currently throughout Collier County, at least every other day. Nicklos is an experienced outdoorsman and hunter despite his first year of licensed alligator trapping. He's involved in security contracting, a former active Marine and is certified in law enforcement. 'I just like to fish and hunt,' Nicklos said. 'But we're doing this for the safety of the people. Plain and simple.'
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Adam Nicklos is seen Thursday, Sept. 6, 2012 at Autumn Woods in Naples, Fla. He says he checks traps, of which he has 10 currently throughout Collier County, at least every other day. Nicklos is an experienced outdoorsman and hunter despite his first year of licensed alligator trapping. He's involved in security contracting, a former active Marine and is certified in law enforcement. 'I just like to fish and hunt,' Nicklos said. 'But we're doing this for the safety of the people. Plain and simple.'
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Adam Nicklos is seen Thursday, Sept. 6, 2012 at Autumn Woods in Naples, Fla. He says he checks traps, of which he has 10 currently throughout Collier County, at least every other day. Nicklos is an experienced outdoorsman and hunter despite his first year of licensed alligator trapping. He's involved in security contracting, a former active Marine and is certified in law enforcement. 'I just like to fish and hunt,' Nicklos said. 'But we're doing this for the safety of the people. Plain and simple.'

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