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Wildlife Feeding: Milton vs Navarre

How do wildlife feeding rules compare between Milton, FL and Navarre, FL?

Milton and Navarre have similar restriction levels.

Milton, FL

Santa Rosa County

Some Restrictions

Florida law prohibits intentional feeding of black bears, alligators, crocodiles, sandhill cranes, foxes, raccoons, and pelicans. These FWC rules apply statewide regardless of local ordinances.

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Navarre, FL

Santa Rosa County

Some Restrictions

Florida law prohibits intentional feeding of black bears, alligators, crocodiles, sandhill cranes, foxes, raccoons, and pelicans. These FWC rules apply statewide regardless of local ordinances.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactMiltonNavarre
StatuteF.S. 379.412F.S. 379.412
Rule68A-4.001 F.A.C.68A-4.001 F.A.C.
Bear feedingProhibited statewideProhibited statewide
First offenseUp to $500 fineUp to $500 fine

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Milton FAQ

Can I feed ducks at a Florida pond?

Feeding ducks is not prohibited statewide, but feeding sandhill cranes, pelicans, and alligators that may share the pond is illegal under FWC rules.

What if a bear visits my Florida yard?

Secure trash, pet food, and grills. After a written FWC warning, leaving attractants accessible can be charged as illegal bear feeding under Rule 68A-4.001.

Navarre FAQ

Can I feed ducks at a Florida pond?

Feeding ducks is not prohibited statewide, but feeding sandhill cranes, pelicans, and alligators that may share the pond is illegal under FWC rules.

What if a bear visits my Florida yard?

Secure trash, pet food, and grills. After a written FWC warning, leaving attractants accessible can be charged as illegal bear feeding under Rule 68A-4.001.

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