I live in Palm Beach County and because of the lack of winter and really cold days that we used to enjoy sometimes many invasive species like iguana have made our backyard their home.
There is a 20 dollar bounty on them if you get a license but more creative people have been eating them.
I have heard they taste similar to gator which I enjoy if done right. But I am on the fence if I was physically capable of catching killing, processing an iguana then cooking and eating it.
I am thinking I would rather keep the 20 bucks and buy some real meat for the smoker.
The sad part is I can look in any direction most of the day and see at least 10-15 iguanas.
With a well aimed high powered pellet gun a guy could make some good money quick.
They hang out in my tall trees in our backyard, many times the fat suckers I guess fall asleep lose their balance then come tumbling out of the tree and land like a thud when they hit the ground or water. LOL I would love to catch that on film.
There is a 20 dollar bounty on them if you get a license but more creative people have been eating them.
I have heard they taste similar to gator which I enjoy if done right. But I am on the fence if I was physically capable of catching killing, processing an iguana then cooking and eating it.
I am thinking I would rather keep the 20 bucks and buy some real meat for the smoker.
The sad part is I can look in any direction most of the day and see at least 10-15 iguanas.
With a well aimed high powered pellet gun a guy could make some good money quick.
They hang out in my tall trees in our backyard, many times the fat suckers I guess fall asleep lose their balance then come tumbling out of the tree and land like a thud when they hit the ground or water. LOL I would love to catch that on film.