Took my boy racolon (Rafael) hunting this week. He and his uncle shot 41 iguanas with the longest at 129 yards. He can shoot! 
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Iguana hunting in PR
- Thread starter puertorico
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Gun was the fx maverick 25 cal. Hunting on the northwest side of the island. I have a 100 acre permission to hunt
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@puertorico, thanks. My first air gun experience was in Puerto Rico. Use to summer there at my grandparents house in the 1960s and mid 1970s. Still have lots of family there.
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Yes, looks like a lot of fun!!! And LOTS of targets. HOpefully, all works out and I should be that direction in the Fall / Winter for work. It would be great to meet up.
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Glen...5lb tilapia and up to 15lb snook on the property as well. A person cannot ask for more
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Just got back to the states and had a chance to post. This was definitely the best experience I’ve ever had in Puerto Rico.
Andy (puertorico) was really the best. He was very kind to take me hunting iguanas which I’ve been wanting to do for a very long time.
I still can’t believe how he was able to spot them with the naked eye at such a long distance. He’s got built in binoculars!!!
I’m now setting up a gun to leave in Puerto Rico permanently so I can go hunt anytime without the gun transport hassle. Which bringing the gun in and filling the CF tank was no problem but Some TSA agents will allow pellets as carry-on, some will not.
I broke down the FX Maverick for easy transport in a 22 inch case and placed inside my luggage. Declared at the ticket counter and was good to go.
The iguanas looked normal size thru the scope at long distance but they are really huge once you see them up close.
I can’t thank Andy enough for taking the time to take us hunting. This was awesome!!!
Andy (puertorico) was really the best. He was very kind to take me hunting iguanas which I’ve been wanting to do for a very long time.
I still can’t believe how he was able to spot them with the naked eye at such a long distance. He’s got built in binoculars!!!
I’m now setting up a gun to leave in Puerto Rico permanently so I can go hunt anytime without the gun transport hassle. Which bringing the gun in and filling the CF tank was no problem but Some TSA agents will allow pellets as carry-on, some will not.
I broke down the FX Maverick for easy transport in a 22 inch case and placed inside my luggage. Declared at the ticket counter and was good to go.
The iguanas looked normal size thru the scope at long distance but they are really huge once you see them up close.
I can’t thank Andy enough for taking the time to take us hunting. This was awesome!!!
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Wow!
Huge iguana, Huge tilapia, and 100 acres, amazing.
Thanks for explaining the AG transport scenario, doesn't sound like much of a hassle.
Very cool that you packed that much devastation into a 22" case!
"The political status of Puerto Rico is that of an unincorporated territory of the United States. As such, the island of Puerto Rico is neither a sovereign nation nor a U.S. state."
Huge iguana, Huge tilapia, and 100 acres, amazing.
Thanks for explaining the AG transport scenario, doesn't sound like much of a hassle.
Very cool that you packed that much devastation into a 22" case!
"The political status of Puerto Rico is that of an unincorporated territory of the United States. As such, the island of Puerto Rico is neither a sovereign nation nor a U.S. state."
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I was juuuuuust looking at trips to Puerto Rico for an Iguana hunting trip (and a vacation with my wife)! Looks like it's time to purchase a TSA rated gun case!
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Glen...5lb tilapia and up to 15lb snook on the property as well. A person cannot ask for more
I know. You're killing me! I haven't been on this forum in 2 days enjoying this beautiful weather. I promise it will happen at some point!
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