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Hellow from Brazil

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klebersonws

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Hello everyone! I'm from Brazil and I ptractice spearfishing in Amazon rivers and in the sea. I would like to exchange some experiences about hunting and equipment.
Beste regards to all,
Kleberson
 
Hi,
The main fish that I catch is tucunaré.
Look this link from orkut if you have it, there are some pictures there. http://www.orkut.com.br/Main#Album?uid=16541065365848603848&aid=1
Well, the old local people tell about piraiba fish that it can eat a man, but I never saw one like this. My big problem are the crocodiles and the big snakes like jacaré açu and sucuri.
But until today, I had only one face to face with a big crocodile. He goes to one side and I went to other side.
Best regards
 
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