All on different days working the golf course, the most I ever got in a 3 hour session was 90 iguanas. The most I've ever recovered in a day was 115 hitting different areas.
Haha thank you, post up anyways!Well, when I read the title I had one in mind...but now that I see your epic iguana haul, it would seem altogether insignificant.
Outstanding work there!
I would love to be able to lay the smack down on pidgeons I know a few spots where you could remove dozens of collared doves but they're in heavy urban areas.@JaceSpace1369, nothing compare to your haul… Maybe @igolfat8, will chime in, he’s had some epic pigeon hauls. Keep hammering them sir.
Yessir, I sell the bodies. My buddy and I sell it to buyers from other states as well as commercial fishermen, along with some locals.@JaceSpace1369 Wow! That's awesome. I was just down in the Ft. Lauderdale and West Palm Beach areas and saw a bunch of Iguanas. Are you able to do anything at all with the bodies??
We make the dent where we can, had a hoa and golf course I hit twice a week for 3.5 months. Removed over 1400 iguanas. To this day they their maintenance team gets rid of 10-20 a day, but nowhere near the 50-70 a day I used to get at that place or anywhere near as big as they were for that matter.The tragedy of it all, you could shoot this many iguanas, every hour, of every day, and not make a dent after 12 months!
The biggest PITA was taking them out of the bag to line up for pictures and them accomodate them in the two coolers accordingly so everything fits. Ridding them is as easy as throwing them in the 5 chest freezers my partner has.What a freaking mess you got there! My best, not sure, but my most productive was 21 chipmunks in 20 minutes with a FWB124D. Easy to get rid of too. I wouldn't want to have to deal with getting rid of all those Iguana.