UNDATED (AP) - The hunting season is a few months away, but
those looking to bag an alligator in Florida can now start applying
for permits.
Officials began accepting applications for the roughly 6,000
alligator harvest permits Monday morning. Florida residents pay
$271.50 for an alligator trapping license and alligator harvest
tags. Out-of-state hunters must pay $1,021.50.
Permit holders are allowed to harvest two alligators on a
designated area.
The 11-week alligator hunting season runs from Aug. 15 through
Nov. 1.
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Applications For Alligator Hunting Permits Now Being Accepted
The hunting season is a few months away, but those looking to bag an alligator in Florida can now start applying for permits.
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Published: June 01, 2009
Published: June 01, 2009
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