Ghillie Suit Iguana Hunting Challenge GONE WRONG!! ** RESIDENTS THREATEN US**

[@dominicmoore9036]

You guys should probably wear shirts that say “ iguana removal” so nobody can even try you

[@ShantalhaitianPrincess]

meh they will still do it in the retirement communities lol

[@11DelgadoBrian]

Bruh wtf they’re in Florida... that won’t work in stupid land

[@dominicmoore9036]

@@11DelgadoBrian yeah you right. They just walking around with AR’s down there.

[@joshku7488]

I'd carry a real gun for those psychos.

[@andrewbateman1556]

We're flashing headlights on your head as a headband and say iguana removal on your shirt

[@taylorloudenback5522]

I think if Iguana's are such an invasive species and a nuissance, you should be allowed to catch them anywhere in public so long as you aren't jumping fences and going into restricted areas.

[@kica4396]

You can!

[@indigocloud8408]

You are lol at least here in Florida.

[@ballsdeepp6506]

There's a few different invasive animal that can be caught or killed on sight in Florida you can even get paid for doing so at least for pythons I believe

[@niksarass]

@@ballsdeepp6506 So they kill the iguana after catch? How they kill them?

[@ballsdeepp6506]

@@niksarass usually shoot it the head with an air gun(pellet gun) he kills all of them unless he wants to keep one as a pet or something but other than that he's kills and eats them

[@mattt9634]

They were so close you couldve cast netted the whole mob lol

[@benjaminrapp7418]

That's what I was thinking. I have an 8ft cast net that would have been perfect.

[@frederickschnepel1276]

Nets are illegal, at least they were the last time I checked.

[@animesports3393]

Aren’t they invasive, so nets shouldn’t be illegal

[@joseduran8922]

Hell yeah throw a casting net catch all of them in one throw

[@comfortablynumb9342]

A big mullet net would be perfect for them until you have to untangle them..

[@georgeloveless4176]

I applaud you guys for keeping your cool and not rolling that guy...I'm not sure I would of been so nice. People are so uneducated about so many things, and maybe if they did their homework on this issue they'd realise how destructive these pests are. I actually did some reading on the subject, and it's really no joke. Iguanas are SO destructive to so many things, and if they are left unchecked, bridges, roadways, buildings, etc would all fall and people could die...its THAT serious. You guys are doing a great service to the state of Florida and for the people of Florida. You probably dont get the praise you truly deserve. Thanks guys!

[@michaelbee2165]

As well as the destruction they do to the ecosystem and native species.

[@4dub802]

Im from Cali and still appreciate what yall doing for Floridas ecosystem thanks!

[@shkurrump]

You should carry a flyer stating the facts about how iguanas are an invasive species. Someone else said you should have uniforms to look more legitimate. I agree. One of these days one of those crazies may hurt you.

[@BearableMonk075]

It’s Florida don’t expect people to be normal. Florida’s crazy they even got a Florida man

[@NoraIconiq]

Uniforms wouldnt stop the crazies but its still a good idea.

[@caesar1295]

Some of these people are low IQ and can’t read or even speak English enough to understand a flyer. Feeding an invasive species should tell you everything you need to know about these people who don’t know how to act in a civil community.

[@niksarass]

Even legal i don't see it as a good thing to kill anyone. Maybe they should bring to the forest after catch

[@LethalSaliva]

I've always said there are two reasons I'd go to Florida: 1. Hunt some invasive species. 2. See the Kennedy Space Center. But now, I have another reason to go to Florida: meet Iguana Man and catch me some freakin' iguanas (and eat 'em, too😋).

[@comfortablynumb9342]

Go fishin' too

[@campbellj20]

.... The women!

[@tntbossthrone1062]

When I saw that group of iguanas I was like: you need a shot gun with bird shot

[@Leo_Pard_A4]

Nah, a M67 fragmentation hand grenade.

[@tntbossthrone1062]

@@Leo_Pard_A4 yea that would work to

[@KB-ke3fi]

I was like: Let's buy some food trucks and sell Iguana TACOS!

[@davidchosewood647]

@@KB-ke3fi I'd try one.

[@williambonilla4092]

The gay old man with the tennis racket probably wanted you guys to feed him bread and cantaloupe also? Lol

[@Yohan_greatest]

wdf

[@claudfizz1012]

You can’t just come up and try to take something from somebody’s hand like that bro, that’s how a fight starts bruh, don’t ever do that again.... love that line 😈

[@mattbourden5128]

Don't start no shit...won't be no shit. Your right bro

[@djjerz]

Bunch of weirdos in that neighborhood.. Thanks for your service guys!

[@guardsmanom134]

Ok, let me start counting the different charges here.... Three counts of verbal harassment of hunters, one count of physical assault, two counts of intimidation, and a record of aiding an infestation of an invasive species(a felony, as well.) You could have(and probs should have) called Florida Fish and Wildlife, and had the property condemned for "an infestation of wild animals", as well as had at least two of those resident's arrested for their actions. You've got their admission to a felony on tape- USE IT.

[@BeefaloBart]

Call the police, have them arrested. People need to learn that if you violate the law they have to pay the price.

[@wadasfive7571]

mark my word when a human doesn't know the value of wild animals, one day can't find them no more..iguana are such expensive in other country

[@guardsmanom134]

@@wadasfive7571 here, they're a pest and a habitat destroyer. They compete for food and housing with humans.. They taste good, though

[@gradyrogers6707]

these hunters are too submissive

[@guardsmanom134]

@@gradyrogers6707 hunters do not have the same luxuries as criminals. They must be courteous, and professional even though they are perfectly justified in the use of legal repercussions.. as soon as they stop being nice, they can lose their contract. (Edit) Especially these hunters, as they are pest control operators, not just some Fudd chasing bunnies.

[@mindsfortin589]

If you guys hung around .. that man could have gone to jail .. you have him on camera assaulting you guys! Safe safe!

[@reddzjagulus756]

That wasn’t assault, and that’s not worthy of calling the cops, quit being sensitive.

[@mindsfortin589]

He pushed him around .. that's assault! Period!

[@dyrdek]

Not really it’s simple battery and doesent mean shit ...

[@bigcountry5977]

Maybe old Dude has an Insurance Policy out on Himself. Suicide isn't covered but getting shot being stupid is. Get killed get rich Scheme.

[@ShantalhaitianPrincess]

nope, that's a retired man in a retirement community the law would have asked Chris and them to leave the property

[@Sideshowbobx]

You should wear "Iquana Removal" shirts and prepare a short handout reciting the law and the reasoning behind removing iguanas. It will be handy with these type of folks and speed up clearance with LEO if this escalating. Glad you didn't got an real old school gill suit - the isolation effect of the burlap would be killing you

[@juanitasanchez94]

Best content, next time call the law it’s stated through the whole state of Florida you can catch an kill iguanas. That man would have went to jail.

[@omarmilio7392]

I think is illegal to harrass someone who is practicing a hunt legally. Gotta double check the laws.

[@omarmilio7392]

@Quincy Holmes maybe depends each state has different laws.

[@ShantalhaitianPrincess]

Naw they would have asked them to leave. That area is full of retied people and the law is usually on there said when it comes to bull like this.

[@jayrose4748]

Or just stay out of his neighborhood and have some respect

[@omarmilio7392]

@@jayrose4748 that could be an option to prevent another confrontation. As you may see they quickly left the area, I dont think they might be back in there again for the same reason they leftm

[@gsmscrazycanuck9814]

I just came across your channel. First off, if that "platinum" is rare, did you eat it or sell it to a breeder? Second, if I was in the situation where people were getting in my face, I would call the game warden to come have a talk with them about feeding an invasive wild species being illegal.

[@chrisleach4245]

I have asked questions like yours and I never have got a response. Also I have never seen them answer any questions that are not dumb.🤷🏼‍♂️

[@calamity0.o]

Lol, it's just cold so it's not colored up. These people are laughable. It wouldn't surprise me if it's mostly staged. Not hard to catch cold reptiles they release right before starting the video.

[@swizzlegrower]

I would show them the cool native species that iguanas destroyed....and the environmental damage

[@ImaKhunt007]

The person said he was keeping the platinum iguana.

[@af146983]

Im pretty sure it is illegal for them to release the iguanas once you have caught them, so they couldn't "put the lizards down" even if they wanted to.

[@shanemcguire170]

OK Gents, some sound advice for this situation. (1) Unless you were directly contracted by the Landlord or Property Management Company you are technically Trespassing on Private Property. (2) Take video evidence of the residents feeding the Iguanas and submit this to the Landlord, City and County proving the Residents are perpetuating the problem. (3) Contact the Landlord to see if he/she wants the lizards controlled, AND how they want them controlled (IE: Shot, Trapped, Snared or Poisoned). (4) I understand that it is legal to hunt them because they are an invasive species and they are destructive/aggressive, but you need to let the Landowner/City/County/State make that legal determination and notify the Landowner of his/her options. Don't just appear out of nowhere and start popping/trapping or hurting the animals in plain view. This never goes over well. I speak from experience in controlling Ground Squirrels. People think these fuzzy, cute animals are harmless. Nope, they are not! At any rate, keep up the good work. Just some suggestions to keep you guys on the right side of Law Enforcement on all levels. Good Show Guys!

[@andreashessler838]

You are completely right on all of this. Grey squirrels are incredibly invasive here and are destructive, but people get attached to them, feed them and like to see them in the common areas. They need to be eradicated to give native wildlife a chance to recover, but you have to go through the proper channels. You can't just turn up to a private estate (or public area actually) and start killing stuff.

[@kica4396]

They definitely know the laws.!

[@saintsinningsword]

Iguanas trespassed first so it's ok

[@enjoystraveling]

The video didn’t make it clear if they were contracted by the department manager or not. If they were then they should tell the depart apartment manager that the reason why there’s so many iguanas is some of the residents are feeding them so they’re attracting them and apartment manager needs to stop that. I had one friend who fed stray cats in front of her apartment and that attracted about 10 or more and finally, there were so many that the apartment manager told her she had to stop feeding them and stray.

[@larrydettore701]

Love when you let the viewers know number of catches.

[@monster-pq7ln]

If I lived in Florida, my freezer would be full.

[@therandomrobert1842]

Bruh iguanas are horrible they’ve destroyed my grandpas sea wall over 10,000$ of damage only idiots like them being here we kill em n throw them in the crab traps they eat our fish well use them for crabs

[@monster-pq7ln]

@@therandomrobert1842 like I said, my freezer would be FULL. LOL

[@therandomrobert1842]

@@monster-pq7ln true true come down here sometime with a pellet gun and grab yourself some there pretty much everywhere by the water

[@boarzwid1002]

How do you cook a iguana?

[@jomarz1828]

What happens is that people don't want to go through the hassle of doing things officially, yes you can get a permit, Or or you can do like I did, we gather a group of about 15 people and got a contract in FL throughout the city we were walking around with the city's ID, sanitation department and uniform and vehicles, people would see us and would walk away, because they knew they weren't about to start messing with city officials

[@morelhunter3966]

When I lived there in the 80s I never saw any. That is crazy how bad its gotten. Ive heard the large snakes are bad too.

[@JohnDoe-xq8sk]

They aren't this bad all over FL just specific countys.

[@thesilentone4024]

In Idaho we had some beautiful song birds in 2005 up to 2009 when I left. I went back 2 of my most favorite birds arnt around like hundreds to thousands of them went to I can even find any in 2 years. We have a cat problem and people just feed the wild house cats. Best part sorry worst part its illegal to trap or kill any of the wild house cats like wtf. From 2005 to 2022 birds that I know of 5 at least I cant find anywhere in town outside of town I literally half to drive 100 miles to the edges of mountains to find them.

[@JohnDoe-xq8sk]

@@thesilentone4024 in Wisconsin we are allowed to shoot wild cats but not wild dogs. Wild cats will destroy an ecosystem. They are too good of hunters and they kill for fun.

[@callmefrog76]

Hurricane Katrina destroyed breeding facilities and snakes and other exotic animals escaped into the Florida swamps and are thriving with no known predators (except man)

[@marisololivo5889]

44 different species of snakes, 1.3 million alligators in florida, over 20,000 iguanas, scary….one of the reasons why I moved out of florida..specially because of gators, they’re every where in florida 🫣😱

[@TheFAM]

There is no law about killing them, but the home owner was right, you guys were trespassing and need permission to be hunt there. You guys honestly handled that so bad, then went on to act like you guys were victims. Don't be male Karens

[@STHFGDBY]

You obviously don't know the law. And they were not trespassing.

[@MMCUSN]

Florida Man never travels alone and should be treated as "armed with extreme stupidity".

[@braidedjeans]

OMG Thank Ya'll Guys. You Are Saving Our ECO System. Keep up the good work

[@Rajtheiguanaman]

Ty

[@robertrab2563]

You should have called the police on that guy that was hearing you all and tech that man a fat lesson lol . Thanks for the video

[@trevoursamudacollections5796]

Thats how you get knock the F... out. the nerve of some people.

[@nolanbugg]

The look on that iguanas face was hilarious I don’t know why it just is

[@glendaroberts5965]

I know the iguanas are invasive but you should always ask permission before going on private property to catch them. Get permission and you don’t have the problems.

[@Irishjay1025]

Bwaaahahahaha who owns the grass in an easement?

[@ufc990]

@@Irishjay1025 Ya, lady's acting like he went into someone's yard

[@thomasmorrison6068]

It's illegal to harass a hunter or fisherman while hunting or fishing. With iguanas being so invasive. They could possibly be charged for feeding them.

[@harleyquinn8202]

The problem is that they came to someone else private property to hunt.

[@JohnSeabourn]

​@@harleyquinn8202 it would probably be relatively easy to get the whole property condemned and then force the owners to pay to remove them before they can allow tenants back on. I'm sure the actual owner would gladly let them hunt as many iguanas as they can find for free.

[@enjoystraveling]

@@harleyquinn8202 it could be that the apartment manager hired them to hunt the iguanas that were the problem because usually the iguana hunters wouldn’t spend their time just to hunt them for nothing

[@harleyquinn8202]

@@enjoystraveling If they had the apartment manager permission then they would not leave. As for compensation that video got almost one million views, they are making money from KZbin videos plus if you know how to cook iguanas, their meat is very tasty.

[@enjoystraveling]

@@harleyquinn8202 I think they were leaving because the man was aggressive

[@annekabrimhall1059]

Just hope the iguanas don’t start spreading the word that you’ve got a new suit. Looks like it’s gonna work great! I’d love to see you catch a tegu with Tegu boy

[@BearableMonk075]

The guy was like: DONT CATCH THEM 12 years later: HELP HEELP THE IGUANAS ARE TAKING OVER MY HOUSE I CANT AFFORD EXTERMINATORS

[@lunardaemonium5516]

When they're bunched up like that you should try throwing a cast net on them like a bait matter something

[@stan121midling5]

you know if someone threatens you with a gun, that is unlawful to do you know !!!

[@troyperry1231]

It’s great to have guys like u keeping this invasive creature in check or they will overrun the place.

[@keyup2626]

Good for you standing your ground. The police would laugh at him for calling on you guys. You guys are doing a great service to your community. And your videos are very entertaining.

[@ShantalhaitianPrincess]

no not really lol some communities love these ugly things

[@kaiserairsoftentertainment1129]

@@ShantalhaitianPrincess Iguanas are an invasive species

[@crashland5711]

suit doesn't make you look the fool, but that dancing does. LOL

[@reekoseeko]

maybe they're just evolving their colour to match the new environment they're in/ have been in

[@GoogleAccount-cw4ky]

You should try vineyard deer netting, it’s like plastic chicken wire. It’s black so it will blend in. You could make a circle with stakes and put the netting around it. Leave an opening and throw food inside the trap, when they get comfortable and eating just close the opening and pick them out of the enclosure. I hope it works

[@TheSterlingArcher16]

lol Florida always brings out the crazies.

[@johnbeltron8787]

You've got some strange Mf's in Florida, grand pest removal and conservation efforts though.Keep up the process!!

[@finaloption...]

Keep up the awesome work guy's! Be safe doing it.

[@sawman8963]

This is the kind of stuff that makes me want to move to Florida and just make a living catching these dang lizards

[@v.l.c3979]

It's plenty of them to catch

[@purplesweetpepperpepper2756]

I'm not feeling Florida, AT ALL...with all dem lizards

[@Rowdymotmot]

I think the camo was very good though I would wear something on your back to tell folks you are doing iguana removal. Camo might disturb some folks that do not know what you are doing. KZbinr Deermeat for Dinner was bow hunting iguanas for dinner in one of his recent videos. Like you said domesticating wildlife is never a good thing. Keep on catching and do leave areas if it gets intense.

[@dantan1249]

Feeding those iguanas is the best part of those peoples day. Y’all dead wrong 😫😂😂

[@sonshinethomas7986]

Get the managers or owners ok then use a casting net lots of them in the bag!!!!

[@brettstaley1925]

They would tear a cast net up

[@walterbrunswick]

heavy duty cast net

[@Nirrrina]

Here's another idea. Find a strong-ish net that's hard to cut through. Spread it out high enough the iguanas won't notice. Or just hold it up above a feeding area like this. Then feed them. Once enough have come in slam the net straight down on them. The either quickly thrust stakes down to help hold it. Or place heavy bricks along the edges to help hold them down. You should be able to pry them out from one side & have someone watch the other side for possible escapees.

[@erniestory7223]

That wot I'd do big net I'm from England lol 😆 😂 🤣

[@mikebillmyer1490]

Use that net trap you used in one of your videos that would be a perfect spot to use it at

[@45mmluftdruckkeller6]

Der Kerl mit der Wampe und denn Tennisschläger in der Hand XDD Einfach nur der Hammer

[@Mzlady202]

Omg sorry you all had to face the FL crazies. Some people are devoid of good reason and socially demented, so they wrap themselves up in wildlife, and it becomes their idols. Make sure you keep filming and carry - just in case - to keep yourselves safe. That man woman had a weapon and the other one threatened.

[@Calatriste54]

Bear spray, boyyo..

[@trashtronics1700]

Carrying a 12 gauge keeps the stupid at bay

[@adamky7578]

New to the channel. I been binge watching ever since keep up the good work!

[@dark96744]

Dude he threatened you thats straight up jail time for him

[@dakotamartin1388]

Thank y’all for performing a public service

[@bman9469]

"Thats how a fight starts" this is my dude

[@wvhunter1968]

Nothing like a guy that can barely speak English telling you that you can't be here. Lol

[@hollandhollywood329]

Clearly those ppl love having the iguanas in their neighborhood. You guys should just try speaking to the residents 1st to avoid a potentially deadly situation. (just good advice)

[@Oregon-airguns]

It’s because they are not home owners, they are renters soo they don’t have to pay for any damage those little fuckers cause... pretty simple

[@mattk8810]

@@Oregon-airguns exactly. And the same renter is the one feeding them.

[@robboss1839]

Too bad for them because they’re wrong. I live in south Florida, I love lizards, and if your against killing invasive species you are blind to the damage they cause. The damage is caused by us so we’re responsible for killing them. The Amevia’s and agamas are also invasive and multiplying like crazy recently. This man is doing gods work by unfucking human interference

[@johnnylego807]

Yeah and it’s illegal to trespass on Private property, regardless of if they were catching iguanas

[@robboss1839]

@@johnnylego807 they were called to the area. The angry people are tenants(not their property) , the land owner would probably appreciate the free pest control If you protect and feed wild invasive species you are simply wrong. I love lizards but that is not ok. The amount of iguana in this video is not natural and due to humans. Because dumb human caused it with exotic pets it’s up to educated humans to fix what we started.

[@johnchristopher20]

This is the FLORIDA MAN channel.

[@jolus6678]

He feeds those iguanas everyday similarly to how old people feed pigeons, squirrels, etc. In his mind those are like his pets.

[@enjoystraveling]

I don’t like how people feed pigeons since it lures dozens of birds in one place and they crap on everything, balconies, train stations, sidewalks, pavements, etc. and also the picnic table and picnic benches that you want to eat your picnic on

[@Adamdub612]

That platinum iguana is beautiful. I love your channel keep it going.

[@jdwyer05]

It's just dead skin guys. It's just a green iguana that's shedding.

[@artmeacademywiththesaltyse9537]

Love the turtle Man “yell”. Live action!

[@BUZZKILLJRJR]

This literally looks like a dream job.i would love to do this.

[@Adroit1911]

For real though.

[@scottmichael3745]

Our bro said,, "that's how people end up killed, end up shot"! YUP!!! I LIKE HIM!

[@rickvonrockendale4300]

You guys need to get badges and Flash them and tell them you work for the state of Florida as Pest Control

[@beardymcbeardface69]

And maybe also do some funeral escorts on the side.

[@guywithatippmann]

@@beardymcbeardface69 gold, not a reference I expected to see but way too real

[@otanguma]

I just found this channel and it is addicting ! lol

[@necctara1654]

You guys a doing a good job. These are not native and invasive species in Florida!

[@ELI-vm9yf]

“Double ballerina” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sfcmmacro]

Nothing excuses his putting hands on you. That is 100% wrong. But that being said... if you were on private property and did not have permission to be there... you were trespassing and were breaking the law the moment the residents said you needed to leave.

[@finaloption...]

The residents are not the authority. That's why they have the police.

[@sfcmmacro]

@@finaloption... not true, the owners/residents have the legal right to demand a trespasser leave... a person does not have to wait for police to enforce a law. If they were trespassing and the trespasser refused the LAWFUL verbal order of the owner/resident to leave... then the owner/resident has the right to escalate the situation. There is no requirement to wait for police to respond. It’s called the “castle doctrine” in legal terms and means that a person has the right to defend themselves and their property and not wait on the police.

[@sfcmmacro]

@@meyou-mk3qz Don’t take my word for it, ask a lawyer or police officer if the following is correct... A tenant has signed a contract that makes them an “authorized person” to tell a person to leave the property. The same way at a strip mall with a dozen businesses, any one tenant businesses can trespass someone from the entire property. You will notice that the law does not state a police officer must issue the trespass violation... Florida law 810.09 Trespass on property other than structure or conveyance. “If the offender defies an order to leave, personally communicated to the offender by the owner of the premises OR BY AN AUTHORIZED PERSON, or if the offender willfully opens any door, fence, or gate or does any act that exposes animals, crops, or other property to waste, destruction, or freedom; unlawfully dumps litter on property; or trespasses on property other than a structure or conveyance, the offender commits a misdemeanor of the first degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083.” www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2020/810.09

[@sfcmmacro]

@@meyou-mk3qz and if my 1st reply isn’t good enough... this one is straight from Orlando (which mirrors) Florida law, just in plain language. Valid trespass warnings must be provided by the property owner, lessee, or other authorized agent of the property owner. Warnings come in many forms: posting the structure or conveyance with signage to indicate that entry is prohibited or restricted (e.g., “Authorized Personnel only”; locked or closed doors), written trespass warnings, and verbal warnings. A “person authorized” means any owner, lessee, agent, or any law enforcement officer whose department has received written authorization from the owner, lessee, or agent, to communicate an order to depart the property. Trespass in a structure or conveyance is a second degree misdemeanor. If the structure or conveyance is occupied at the time of the trespass, the offense is a first degree misdemeanor. If the trespasser is armed, or becomes armed during the trespass, the offense is armed trespass and is a third degree felony. 1.1.2 TRESPASS ON PROPERTY OTHER THAN A STRUCTURE OR CONVEYANCE (§810.09, Fla. Stat.) A person who, without being authorized, licensed, or invited, willfully enters upon or remains in any property other than a structure or conveyance: 1. As to which notice against entering or remaining is given; either by actual communication to the offender or by posting, fencing, or cultivation as described in §810.011, Fla. Stat.; or 2. If the property is the unenclosed curtilage of a dwelling and the offender enters or remains with the intent to commit an offense thereon, other than the offense of trespass, commits the offense of trespass on property other than a structure or conveyance. “Unenclosed curtilage” is unenclosed land or grounds, outbuildings, etc., adjacent to a dwelling and habitually used in connection with the dwelling. This might include a tool shed, dog run, detached laundry area, etc., that does not fall within the continuous roofed area of the home, and which is not enclosed by fencing or a substantial hedgerow. It is a first degree misdemeanor if the offender defies an order to leave; if the offender opens a door, fence, or gate, or does anything that exposes animals, crops, or other property to waste; or if the offender dumps litter. §810.09(2)(b), Fla. Stat. Trespass on property other than a structure or conveyance is a first degree misdemeanor. If the trespasser is armed, or becomes armed during the trespass, the offense is armed trespass and is a third degree felony. Notice against trespassers may be provided by posting, fencing, cultivation, or actual communication (warning). See, generally, §810.011 for the definitions of posting, fencing, cultivation, etc. Some types of property are presumed to have notice against entering, such as residential property under five acres (§810.011 (5)(b), Fla. Stat.). Warning may be given by the property owner or by a person authorized to do so by the property owner, including an Orlando Police officer if the procedure outlined in this directive is properly followed. A warning may be in writing (by issuing a Trespass Warning form - see Attachment A) or may be verbal. A verbal warning by the property owner or his or her agent is sufficient to constitute warning against remaining in or reentry onto the property. The inability to issue a written Trespass Warning to the subject does not prohibit a subsequent arrest for trespass if there is evidence through a sworn statement or other evidence to establish when the trespass warning was given and that it was given to the same subject. The property owner or agent’s sworn statement must clearly indicate how the verbal warning was communicated to the subject, and there must be proof to indicate that the subject was aware of that verbal warning. For example, the property owner might state, “I told him to his face that he had to leave and could not come back, and then the subject told me, ‘I can come back any time I want.’” www.orlando.gov/files/sharedassets/public/documents/opd/policies-and-procedures/police-operations/1127.6-trespass-warnings.pdf

[@Nirrrina]

A feral hog type trap. Set up a circle of portable dog panels. Add a couple of panels in a way that they can slam down quickly. Then set it up somewhere like this where they regularly go for feeding. Or spend a few days just feeding them in a spot. Even better if you are able to feed them with the trap in place. Once you've gotten as many as possible in there the doors need to come down very fast & at once. After you insure they can't get out easily you can take your time snaring them for transport. I'd also say to weigh down the fence panels and gates so they can't be easily moved. Especially since it's a more portable structure than a hog trap. Maybe assign one of you to watch that none get out. Especially since I just realized they do climb. Yes I'm an idiot at times. But it's too damn early to be up. Maybe try smooth hard plastic in on the iguanas side. Unless you can weld then you can just take these ideas, lookup the big hog traps & somehow combine them to produce an ugly but working pile of parts. A

[@rickwestom5804]

Some people are just so good era who think they are doing right thing ,my only suggestion is carry pamphlets with what you are doing what the iguana 🦎 are doing to the state and the state laws siding with your hunting that way ur covered and with ownerships permission,always tell cops where you at,the people that feed would never take the time to own one to much work

[@ShantalhaitianPrincess]

these retirees do not care about that to them these wild animals are pets its the mean reason you see so much of these ducks and iguanas around these communities and now coyotes are coming in from the everglades to feed since the boas are killing their prey.

[@mikescott9726]

That's what happens when humans are irresponsible and turn pets lose when they get tired of them. I realize that is not the only way they are out of control but for sure a big part of the problem. Fla has a major issue with invasive species. I think the problem in FLORIDA with reptiles compares with the hog problem in my home state of Texas. Thanks for the work and the video. God bless and keep safe! Nuff said

[@DIBEE2024]

You ever notice it's always people from another country that gets angry because don't understand the laws regulations. . They have no problem going up to some stranger put their hands on them. Knock his ass out. U guys have job to do keep it up

[@sacwriter7400]

Hey, didn't anybody notice that the silver iguana was actually turning the same color as that parking lot? I suspect it's just a natural camouflage adaptation. What you got there is a genuine, Florida Lot Lizard!

[@yasharahla-asaisrael255]

Sometimes bro u have to call the police tp get people arrested for interferring what you do, also u need to talk to mayor or governor to make a law if caught feeding them a serious fine or jail starting at $500 first offense and anyone interfering with pest removal subject to jail, fine or both,

[@ShantalhaitianPrincess]

there's a fines in every Florida city for that but in the area their in the cops usually side with the retired folk even with a license

[@danlowery5552]

This is cool.. First time watching your shows. This make #4 video I've watch today. We don't have them in Texas. If I was a young teenager and living in Florida. I'll be having fun taking them down. Some of those people don't understand what they are doing to the land. State needs to put out a commercial. ( KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK )😀😀

[@ELGRENCHO504]

Iguana man don't let people threat at you or your body's call the police next time plus you git everything on video 👍👍👍👍👍🙋🏻‍♂️🇭🇳

[@ShantalhaitianPrincess]

The man lived there they did not have permission to be there that's why they left.

[@mrmotofy]

@@ShantalhaitianPrincess Don't NEED permission to walk/drive in a parking lot, learn the law

[@JohnSmith-fp5iz]

The dance holding it up in the air😂😂😂😂😂😂I’m DEAD

[@spcneary]

You are so level headed, I would gave hit that dude. Great vid

[@ufc990]

Idk if I'd have hit him at that point, probably would have told him how ima take em home and kill them and once he went real crazy I'd have hit him.

[@BossNotes]

Ok , being a deer h8 term for over 25 yrs, that my friend isn’t a Ghillie suit my friend , it’s a LEAF SUIT, but it works , and y’all have sweet content ,

[@annekabrimhall1059]

It looks to the others like you’re torturing them. they’ve clearly been feeding and handling them. When they ask what you’re doing say “THIS IS MY JOB!”

[@lockandloadlikehell]

You tell em A

[@sonalmalhotra07]

Lovely effort You have so many kinds of lizards n Florida never seen these before awesome

[@theillusion8102]

But great content still

[@claireoconnell9101]

True

[@pierre1125]

True

[@ivanfredoo5863]

Felt like an episode of "cops" the way you arrested that platinum iguana for a sec 😄

[@phillipcarter6654]

I understand what you are doing and why but you guys need to be more professional in the way you go about you're doing, wear a uniform of some sorts, have documentation to hand and don't do fortnite dances when you catcg/kill these animals, it looks unprofessional, you wouldn't have your local game and fisheries officers doing it

[@jedsteelwell2354]

The law is you can catch and kill iguanas anywear! You don't need to do anything but kill those nasty rats

[@alexptong]

You guys said these iguanas invade backyards and properties. How common are iguana attacks? They seem like they could easily target a child or pets. Cool videos just found this channel today. Enjoying the content so far.

[@brianwest1501]

Another great job. You guys are polite. Just call the cops! Let them deal with it. Cheers!

[@rockeerockey6941]

It's 2050 and all dem dang iguanas air gone now! That darn iguana man got them all

[@sabrinaevans8746]

Are you kidding me? The drama was great!

[@fredferd965]

The ghillie suit is useful when dealing with Karens. Just hide in the bushes for a moment, and karens won't see you, then they will go away.

[@gusmacker919]

You guys got the coolest job catching lizards 🦎 all day. You make it look so fun 🤩 I love 💕 your videos man.

[@nolesfan8900]

Good job guys. I can’t thin ‘em out fast enough here in Ft Lauderdale. The curly tails are moving in big time too. Plus the Cuban Anoles. The local wildlife is under assault with no natural defense. Keep up the good work. Thanks

[@envynemo4170]

that silver/gray one may be there new camp to blend in with the concrete

[@CartoonForFood]

Iguana‘a are starting to migrate to north Florida around the panhandle. 30 years ago you would never see one, now I see them pretty regularly.

[@kennyking6325]

Friends, Try using a cast net! That would make a super exciting video, ha Thank you

[@markwilletts1252]

Why does this make me so happy?

[@619mark1]

Lol!!! Love it! I imagine there sight and hearing are no match for the suit. But let’s watch and see how you do.

[@szr6145]

I wish those animals raid their kitchen 😂

[@electrapo1184]

I find this videos super interesting coz I can't imagine myself holding an Iguana let alone eating it. I love you shows...watching from Kenya.

[@DelEast740]

I don't know how you keep your cool. You're a better man than me

[@brotherfrankenstein1381]

Fort Lauderdale is covered in iguanas and those Haitian curly tails. They're everywhere

[@JamesComstockCages]

Love what you are doing. Invasive garbage everywhere. Man made. Maybe you could lighten up on the "dudes" and "bros" a bit. LOL.

[@ELI-vm9yf]

Keep up the videos bro!!! Don’t worry about them sorry people!!!!!!

[@cosmicgoatlady6957]

What you need in that situation in the parking lot with the huge group is a mini pig trap where you could pull a gate closed to trap a dozen or so iguanas at one time. Would a cast net be to slow and flashy?