I'm going down in a few weeks. Do you happen to have a Donny FL, and how is transport with it through the TSA and all?
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Iguana meat
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No problems at all with suppressors. Couple years back airline would call state police to verify it was airgun not firearm but no troubles last few trips since big hurricane.
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Thanks so much for the info! I'm planning on trying to do a trifecta of photography one day, hunting on another and my wife's birthday the rest of the trip.
Do you think the Benjamin Bulldog would be a good gun for longer range hits or should I just bring my .25 cal Hatsan Bullboss?
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Either gun, an Iquana is one of the hardest to kill animals i remove but just behind the eyeball turns them off instantly. We have filled them with lead on poor shots with blood and bile leaking out they still go higher in tree but they are my favorite to remove for people down there.
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I want a license for Vervet monkey on island of Nevis presently in my sites. Lots of problems there.
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Yep you told me. I'm trying to get my license will let you know. Do you have any old contacts left on Kitts?
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Yes. Spoke to their equivalent of chief of police last year. Havent tried him in almost a year.
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Well, because of this thread, I called him just now at his office. They tell me he retired, but they are going to get a message to him. His cell number is changed. Hope to hear back from him...
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Yes i am very interested. I also know a retired police chief on Nevis but not helpful. My problem there is my acquaintances on Nevis are non hunters and I would not go through them to find the licensed fellows.
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Where I hunt them, people are really mad with them and one day I saw like 5 iguanas death by a property, I think those were poisoned. Also they are eating people's grass, and you know the amount of crap people put on their grass, so No I wont eat the ones I kill here in FL but if one day I go to PR and hunt on the wild sure.
I have a friend from Salvador and he tells me the meat is a delicacy over there. Iguanas are protected in certain countries and their meet can be very very expensive, I wish I can export some of the nasty ones I capture here
I have a friend from Salvador and he tells me the meat is a delicacy over there. Iguanas are protected in certain countries and their meet can be very very expensive, I wish I can export some of the nasty ones I capture here
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Yes Orion I also tried to get in on the culling of the green iguana in the caymen Islands but pretty much let me know it was islanders or English only. You had to train on identifying the blue iguana to the green iguana. The blue is their protected species. I tried hard to get in on that hecter by hecter map culling they did.
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