Python problem in Florida.

Groo · Jul 6, 2018

/pine · Jul 6, 2018

To combat iguana problem, researchers bash in reptiles’ heads - Sun Sentinel

Eating Iguanas Solves South Florida's Invasive Species Problem a Taco at a Time | Inverse

Stimw · Jul 6, 2018

Every time I see one of the documentary's about the Florida snakes they NEVER show them destroying them.
They put them in a bag and take them away.
I want to see hat bands and Python Boots, or belts.
After a head shot!

atsah · Jul 6, 2018

Last night was the first time I saw a guy pound one with an AR.. You know how it is these days, if you show people blasting them, there will be a bunch of fruitcakes up in arms because of the AR wielding nut jobs are killing all the animals in FL..

/pine · Jul 6, 2018

You know it's bad when predators are eating other predators...
...maybe the constrictors will move into the Miami suburbs and start eating the iguanas...

bcp · Jul 6, 2018

Nothing a couple of weeks at 10 degrees wouldn't fix.

Bruce

atsah · Jul 6, 2018

/pine said:
You know it's bad when predators are eating other predators...
...maybe the constrictors will move into the Miami suburbs and start eating the iguanas...

bcp said:
Nothing a couple of weeks at 10 degrees wouldn't fix.

Bruce

They wouldn’t last long up here. Someone let one in a river in southern Maine last fall, probably didn’t last a week.

Don’t they have Tagu’s down there also?

Jstpssng · Jul 6, 2018

atsah said:
They wouldn’t last long up here. Someone let one in a river in southern Maine last fall, probably didn’t last a week.

Don’t they have Tagu’s down there also?

Did they ever find that one again, after the initial sighting? It seems like a 10 foot snake would be rather noticeable.

Larry Caldwell · Jul 6, 2018

Invasive species are everywhere. Ever hear of Russian thistle? AKA tumbleweed. Himalaya blackberries? Asian carp? Japanese oyster? Gorse? The list goes on and on.