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Louisiana will commence its first recreational alligator hunt in over 50 years, permitting up to 5,000 trappers to participate under strict regulations. The alligator population has rebounded to around 3 million since the hunting ban was enacted in 1962 to protect the species.
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Louisiana will commence its first recreational alligator hunt in over 50 years, permitting up to 5,000 trappers to participate under strict regulations. The alligator population has rebounded to around 3 million since the hunting ban was enacted in 1962 to protect the species.
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Louisiana gears up for first recreational alligator hunt in more than 50 years
Louisiana to Begin First Recreational Alligator Hunt in Over 50 Years