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Author Topic: Iguana Hunting?  (Read 3422 times)

Offline oldsledfoot

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Re: Iguana Hunting?
« Reply #20 on: March 09, 2024, 04:55:11 PM »
Whistle pigs are indeed a challenge.  I grew up hunting in Union county, Hartley Township.  My Dad grew up in Vandergrift.  Spent allot of hours belly crawling up on groundhogs and trying to get an arrow of at one.  They make great stew.

 WudStix , I Thought Kentucky was the only place where they were called “whistle pig” . 😎 Love it .

Back to Iguana .  I have seen two different shows on Outdoor Channel about hunting and cooking invasive feral iguanas . Andrew Zimmern also recommends them . Mite need to put a few in the freezer 🧐 .

What size judo points are recommended for “Iggys”  😉 ?
Greg B.

Offline Terry Green

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Re: Iguana Hunting?
« Reply #21 on: March 09, 2024, 07:52:31 PM »
Based on YouTube videos I watched today its shooting,  not hunting.
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