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Florida Python Challenge winner captures 96 snakes

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Hunter bags 96 pythons, wins $10K in Florida Everglades Challenge
280 invasive Burmese pythons were removed from the Everglades during the Florida Python Challenge, with one hunter catching 96 snakes to claim the top prize.

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Everglades hunter wins $10,000 after capturing 96 invasive pythons in 10 days
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Python challenge grand prize winner snags 96 snakes along with $10,000
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Florida Python Challenge Removes 280 Invasive Burmese Pythons
Florida's annual Python Challenge resulted in 280 invasive Burmese pythons being removed from the wild, according to wildlife officials.

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Florida Python Challenge winner claims 96 snakes, $10,000 grand prize
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Winner of 2026 Florida Python Challenge announced; 96 pythons removed
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Florida python hunter shatters all-time competition record with 96-snake Everglades haul

Florida Python Challenge 2026 winner Tom Rahill captured 96 invasive Burmese pythons in 10 days, all from Everglades National Park, shattering the all-time competition record by 60 percent. The 69-year-old founder of Swamp Apes,
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In 2026, Burmese Pythons are not Florida’s only invasive predator, other animals putting native wildlife under growing pressure

Tom Rahill, the 69-year-old veteran hunter, won this year's Florida Python Challenge by catching 96 pythons individually, Fox News reported.
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Florida’s deadliest python hunter is a conservationist at heart

Last year, Taylor Stanberry caught 60 Burmese pythons with her bare hands—a state record. But this self-taught hunter says she doesn't enjoy killing the snakes, she just knows it's a necessity. Taylor Stanberry was the first woman to win Florida's annual ...
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