Committee to Abolish Sport Hunting Blog
By Spectrum News Staff Brevard County
PUBLISHED 10:36 AM EDT Aug. 18, 2019 UPDATED 4:34 PM ET Aug. 18, 2019
PUBLISHED 10:36 AM EDT Aug. 18, 2019 UPDATED 4:34 PM ET Aug. 18, 2019
A man taking part in a public alligator hunt in Palm Bay on Saturday incurred a “major bite” and was airlifted to a hospital, Florida wildlife officers say.
- FWC: Justin Perchalski was pulling gator next to vessel
- He was bitten on right hand and wrist, airlifted to hospital
The bite happened at about 8:30 p.m. near the Three Forks Conservation Area entrance on Malabar Road, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said.
Justin Perchalski was pulling a gator next to his vessel when it grabbed his hand, and he incurred a “major bite,” FWC spokesman Greg Workman said Sunday morning.
The 30-year-old victim was flown to Health First’s Holmes Regional Medical Center in Melbourne.
No other details have been released. We have requested more information from the FWC…
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