Florida state wildlife officials authorized a “flexible alternative” for certain alligator hunters on Thursday, providing them with additional time and a greater variety of hunting locations. At a meeting in Tallahassee, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission approved a rule change that established random drawings to distribute annual special-use alligator harvest permits. A yearly allocation of five to one hundred permits would be made available for the program. The current year’s number has not yet been determined. Read: FWC Approves New Rule Changes For Hunting And Managed Ar…