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Flomaton’s Hurricane Lake Closed Due To Alligator
August 17, 2021
Hurricane Lake in Flomaton is closed due to an alligator in the lake.
Town officials said the gates to the lake and the walking trail around it are closed until further notice. The rest of the park remains open.
Hurricane Lake will remain closed until the alligator is removed in the next few days.
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Comments
10 Responses to “Flomaton’s Hurricane Lake Closed Due To Alligator”
Fried gator. Yummy
Leave the alligator alone, that’s his home and we have no right to bother him!
Maybe!!! parents should be parents and watch their children when swimming in Florida/Alabama lakes, rivers and ponds!
William for wildlife being wildlife!!!
REGARDING:
“No reports of the alligator being aggressive.”
True.
Also no reports of any alligator ever NOT being aggressive if it loses its fear of people. To the alligator brain we are threats or food — one or the other. (Very binary thinking.)
David for safe children
So you sentence an alligator to death or live in captivity if so lucky for being in a lake. No reports of the alligator being aggressive. Way to abuse the nuisance alligator law. Dang shame when wildlife can’t be in a park.
CHOOT IT!!! CHOOT IT!!
What a Croc……
Wow an alligator in a lake.. who would’ve ever thought..
Don’t put it in the Bluff Springs gravel lakes!!
They might eat it.
Not to be confused with Hurricane Lake in Northern Okaloosa County, which is full of alligators.