The sun had started to rise over the wetlands; tinting the tall grass and murky water with a reddish-orange glow. The muddy river bank was covered in dozens of alligators lazily sprawled about, mouths agape as they waited for sun to warm their thick hides. Iggy and Craw paid them no mind, stepping around or over gators as they walked down the bank, side by side. A few plastic buckets tied with string were draped over Craw’s back, similar to horse saddle bags. ...