In case you are unaware, the iguana is not native to Florida. Irresponsible pet owners and hurricanes have caused the critters to escape captivity and proliferate in the “wild”. (Yards, parks, along canals….anywhere there is some foliage and trees. Property owners routinely hire hunters to dispatch as many as possible using air rifles with no bag limits. I suppose you would be comfortable letting these critters roam around your campsite without making some effort to encourage them to temporarily relocate to the other side of the island?
Bless up Good one
This is pretty nice ! I see 7 mile bridge?
Is it possible for others to pay to camp there with permission?
Nice video but no trespassing means you stop at the sign AND you leave wildlife alone.
I agree with the harassing of the iguana post. I was going to subscribe but no thanks
In case you are unaware, the iguana is not native to Florida. Irresponsible pet owners and hurricanes have caused the critters to escape captivity and proliferate in the “wild”. (Yards, parks, along canals….anywhere there is some foliage and trees. Property owners routinely hire hunters to dispatch as many as possible using air rifles with no bag limits.
I suppose you would be comfortable letting these critters roam around your campsite without making some effort to encourage them to temporarily relocate to the other side of the island?
You lost me when you started harassing the iguana