Alligator hunting in Florida: Permits, daytime trapping, license cost
Every year, about 10,000 alligator hunters apply for about 7,000 permits. Permits are granted to gator hunters through lottery-style selection process
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Every year, about 10,000 alligator hunters apply for about 7,000 permits. Permits are granted to gator hunters through lottery-style selection process
Two University of Florida students enjoying a picnic Tuesday near Lake Alice were joined by an unexpected guest — an alligator. The alligator came out of the water, scared the students off, sat on their picnic blanket and proceeded to eat their food, UF police said. Alligator trappers Curtis Robinson and Ron Sanderson, both contractors with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Statewide Nuisance Alligator Program, were called out later that day in response. As of 4 p.m. Wednesday, the trappers had caught two alligators around the Lake Alice overlook area and were attempt...