Do you hear that? The rumbling of barking and bellowing from the streets of Jacksonville?

It’s the latest chapter of the Florida-Georgia football rivalry returning for their annual game, with University of Florida and University of Georgia fans flooding the Florida city.

The Florida-Georgia SEC football game will be Saturday, Oct. 28 at EverBank Stadium. While some fans usually show their loyalty with merchandise and crazy game day outfits, one Georgia general store got a bit more creative.

As a way to playfully poke fun at their team’s rivals, the Stripling’s General Store is selling whole, skinned alligators to Bulldogs fans. Perfect for the “gator-hater” in your life.

“That’s right, folks! While the Gators may be fierce on the field, they’re no match for our taste buds! So, why not celebrate our inevitable victory by sinking your teeth into some delicious gator meat?” the store wrote on social media. “We know you’ve been waiting for this moment all year long, so don’t miss out on the chance to savor the taste of victory AND some gator goodness!”

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Is this the first time the store has sold gator ahead of the rivalry game?

Stripling’s General Store told the USA Today Florida Network that they have sold gators for years but this is the first year they’ve gotten more attention for it.

Manager Michelle Reinhart said they sell the gators around this time each year due the game’s popularity in the region.

Where do the gators come from?

The gators were caught in Louisiana this year. They come skinned and frozen. 

How much are they selling the gators?

The whole gators cost around $20 a pound and each gator weighs anywhere from 15 to 20 pounds.

Stripling’s added a cheeky disclaimer on their social media about who can purchase the gators.

“Just remember, this delicacy is strictly reserved for the true Dawg fans who bleed red and black,” they wrote.

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