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Louisiana gators thrive, so farmers return quota may drop

NEW ORLEANS (AP) Once-endangered alligators are thriving in the wild, so Louisiana authorities are proposing a deep cut in the percentage that farmers must return to marshes where their eggs were laid.

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Louisiana alligators are thriving, so farmers may soon have to return fewer to the wild

Louisiana alligators are thriving, so farmers may soon have to return fewer to the wild
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Louisiana gators thrive, so farmers return quota may drop

NEW ORLEANS (AP) Once-endangered alligators are thriving in the wild, so Louisiana authorities are proposing a deep cut in the percentage that farmers must return to marshes where their eggs were laid.

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La gators thrive, so return quota may drop

NEW ORLEANS Once-endangered alligators are thriving in the wild, so Louisiana authorities are proposing a deep cut in the percentage that farmers must return to marshes where their eggs were laid. “Over the past 50 years, alligator nest surveys have.

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Alligator population doing well; could affect farmers quota

The big armored reptiles don’t breed well in captivity, so farmers are allowed to collect eggs from wild nests, as long as they return a percentage as youngsters too

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