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Everything to Know About Booking a hunting trip in Florida
What are the best iguana hunting trips in Florida?
Our Damn Good Guides currently offer 15 iguana trips in Florida, and the most popular trips in the area are Cape Coral Iguana Hunt guided by Roland, Iguana Hunt/Peacock Bass Combo with retriever dog guided by Michael, and Iguana and goose Hunt with retrieval dog guided by Michael.
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The most popular cities to book an Iguana trip in Florida are Fort Lauderdale, Cape Coral and Plantation.
Looking for kid friendly iguana guides in Florida? Check out our beginner and family friendly iguana guides in Florida.
What types of iguana hunting trips are common in Florida?
Invasive Species hunting is the most popular for iguana in Florida as well as goose hunting and duck hunting.
The most common hunting techniques in Florida are rifle hunting, hunting from a blind, and hunting with dogs but blowgun and management hunting are popular as well.
How much does a Florida iguana hunting trip cost?
for iguana in Florida prices can range anywhere from about $458 to $1,285, but the average price for a half day trip for iguana in Florida is $797. The average price for a full day trip for iguana in Florida is $981.
What month is best for iguana hunting in Florida?
The most popular season for iguana hunting in Florida is spring, and most hunters book their trips 42 days in advance.
Where can I look through all Captain Experiences trips?
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Do I Need A Hunting License To Hunt Iguanas in Florida?
In Florida, you do not need a hunting license to hunt iguanas, as they are considered an invasive species and are not protected by law.
About Iguanas
Iguanas have become a prominent invasive species in Florida, posing ecological and environmental challenges due to their prolific population growth and adaptability to the subtropical climate. The primary culprit behind the invasion is the green iguana (Iguana iguana), native to Central and South America. Introduced to Florida through the pet trade, these reptiles have thrived in the state's warm and humid conditions, creating a breeding ground for their rapid expansion.
One key factor contributing to the invasive success of iguanas is their ability to reproduce quickly. Female green iguanas can lay dozens of eggs in a single nesting season, and their eggs have high survival rates. This prolific reproductive capacity has led to explosive population growth, making it challenging to control their numbers effectively.
Moreover, the green iguana is a highly adaptable species that has successfully established itself in various habitats, ranging from urban areas to natural ecosystems. These reptiles are opportunistic feeders, consuming a wide array of vegetation, including ornamental plants and crops. Their voracious appetite not only poses a threat to local flora but can also impact native species by competing for resources and altering ecosystems.
Efforts to manage the iguana population in Florida involve a combination of trapping, removal, and public awareness campaigns. However, the challenge persists due to the species' resilience and the difficulty in implementing comprehensive control measures. The invasion of iguanas in Florida serves as a cautionary tale about the unintended consequences of introducing exotic species to new environments and underscores the importance of responsible pet ownership and trade regulations.
Is It Legal To Hunt Iguanas In Florida?
Yes, it's legal to hunt iguanas in Florida due to their impact on the local ecosystem and concerns about damage to vegetation, infrastructure, and potential competition with native species, there are regulations in place to manage their population.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) allows hunters to humanely kill green iguanas year-round and without a permit or hunting license on 32 public lands in south Florida.
What Do You Typically Use To Hunt Iguanas?
Our guides typically utilize air rifles to hunt green iguanas.
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