Here's the scoop: There is no iguana season. In Florida's public lands, no permits or licenses are required for airgun hunting. I started my iguana jihad about two years ago with a Benjamin Titan NT. I took upwards of 125 over that time just from my backyard which is on the Bel-Aire Canal. Now with my Hatsan PCP, I'm taking little side trips about 15 minutes away and hitting them by some canal banks. An hour's worth of poking around gets me ten or twelve kills. I've been meaning to take pics, and finally did today. These are little ones, I'll take more pics going forward.
The situation you see in Puerto Rico is that the agricultural business is taking a beating from the iguanas. It's not as big a problem here in FL. They do these guided trips where they slay pooploads, and then BBQ them and serve them to the guests. You can have mine. Forever. But if you're in the area, hit me up. I'll put you on iguanas.
Here's the scoop: There is no iguana season. In Florida's public lands, no permits or licenses are required for airgun hunting. I started my iguana jihad about two years ago with a Benjamin Titan NT. I took upwards of 125 over that time just from my backyard which is on the Bel-Aire Canal. Now with my Hatsan PCP, I'm taking little side trips about 15 minutes away and hitting them by some canal banks. An hour's worth of poking around gets me ten or twelve kills. I've been meaning to take pics, and finally did today. These are little ones, I'll take more pics going forward.
The situation you see in Puerto Rico is that the agricultural business is taking a beating from the iguanas. It's not as big a problem here in FL. They do these guided trips where they slay pooploads, and then BBQ them and serve them to the guests. You can have mine. Forever. But if you're in the area, hit me up. I'll put you on iguanas.
Those things are really taking over ! Is it a problem in the entire state or is it just certain areas ?
Here's the scoop: There is no iguana season. In Florida's public lands, no permits or licenses are required for airgun hunting. I started my iguana jihad about two years ago with a Benjamin Titan NT. I took upwards of 125 over that time just from my backyard which is on the Bel-Aire Canal. Now with my Hatsan PCP, I'm taking little side trips about 15 minutes away and hitting them by some canal banks. An hour's worth of poking around gets me ten or twelve kills. I've been meaning to take pics, and finally did today. These are little ones, I'll take more pics going forward.
The situation you see in Puerto Rico is that the agricultural business is taking a beating from the iguanas. It's not as big a problem here in FL. They do these guided trips where they slay pooploads, and then BBQ them and serve them to the guests. You can have mine. Forever. But if you're in the area, hit me up. I'll put you on iguanas.
Those things are really taking over ! Is it a problem in the entire state or is it just certain areas ?
Mostly the southern four counties. It gets cold enough further north for them to be killed off over a winter.
