ORLANDO, Fla. — Wildlife officials are considering a plan that would open up the alligator hunting season to a small group of people.
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is considering a proposal that would let five people hunt throughout the season in any management area.
That includes public wetlands where access is allowed, or on private land.
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FWC is expected to vote on the proposal early next month.
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