Frequently Asked Questions

About Python Hunts

Each boat can safely accommodate 4-6 hunters. If you have a larger group, we have multiple boats/guides to accommodate. 

Waterproof boots, pants, and a lightweight long-sleeve shirt. There are a lot of sharp and spikey things in the Everglades.

We have a full packing list page for all of our hunts. If you have any specific questions leading up to your hunt, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Every Python Hunt comes with a guide, a professionally trained python dog, a boat, and all the equipment needed for a successful day in the Everglades.

No license is required for python hunts and there are no bag limits. 

We'll meet in the North Ft. Lauderdale area. The exact location will be determined closer to our hunt date as we move around to different boat ramps depending on seasons, scouting, and weather.

Yes, but there are always risk factors with any hunt. You will be in the middle of The Florida Everglades and may come in contact with other species including gators, water moccasins, and spiders.

Having a safe hunt is our top priority! We prioritize weapon safety and boating safety on our python hunts.

We work with hunters of all skill levels to ensure a safe and exciting hunting experience.

We strive to harvest pythons and other invasive species humanely and ethically. 

To commemorate your hunt, we make custom leather goods, right here in Florida. We also have connections with several local taxidermists to get mounts of heads, skins, and more.

Yes, but they are known to have a "chewy" texture and potentially contain higher levels of mercury.

We process the pythons for custom leather products, but not for consumption.

We do not allow guests to bring dogs on our hunts. 

About Iguana Hunts

Each boat can safely accommodate 4-6 hunters. If you have a larger group, we have multiple boats/guides to accommodate. 

Be sure to wear closed-toe shoes, preferably non-slip. Bring protection from the sun. Lastly, if you want to bring your iguanas with you (they're great eating), be sure to bring a cooler to get em home.

We have a full packing list page for all of our hunts. If you have any specific questions leading up to your hunt, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Every Python Cowboy Iguana Hunt comes with two guides, a professionally trained iguana dog, and all the equipment needed for a successful day on the water.

No license is required for iguana hunts and there are no bag limits. 

We meet at the boat ramp around 10:30 am. Depending on the hunt/season/weather we'll launch and hunt in the Palm Beach and Boca Raton areas. Leading up to the hunt, your guide will coordinate the exact meeting location and times.

Having a safe hunt is our top priority! We prioritize gun safety and boating safety on our iguana hunts. We use very powerful air rifles on these hunts (they're not toys), and we do hunt near residential areas. 

We work with hunters of all skill levels to ensure a safe and exciting hunting experience.

We strive to harvest iguanas and other invasive species humanely and ethically. 

To commemorate your hunt, we make custom leather goods, right here in Florida. We also have connections with several local taxidermists to get mounts of heads, skins, and more.

Yes! And they're delicious—similar to frog legs or a chewier chicken. Our guides will have plenty of suggestions on recipes.

We do not process the iguanas, but our guides will give you a few hands-on tutorials to teach you how to properly clean them. We'll have them on the cooler for you during your hunt. Be sure to bring your own cooler to transport them home.

We do not allow guests to bring dogs on our hunts. 

You can, but they must be an air-powered .25 or .30 caliber. We use only the highest quality Edgun Air Rifles, scopes, and equipment. Everything is sighted and dialed in leading up to your hunt.

About Gator Hunts

We offer two types of Florida Gator Hunts, a spot-and-stalk gator hunt on private land, or an all-inclusive public land hunt by boat. 

Private land gator hunt prices vary based on the size of the gator we're targeting:

  • 7' - 7'11" - $1900
  • 8' - 8'11" - $2250
  • 9' - 9'11" - $3000
  • 10' - 10'11" - $4250
  • 11' - $5750

Public land gator starts at $3000 and includes 2 nights lodging and meals (limited to August 15 - November 8).

Spot and stalk gator hunts are up to 4 hunters. Our public land hunts can accommodate up to 8 hunters.

Be sure to wear closed-toe shoes or waterproof boots, preferably non-slip. Bring protection from the sun. Lastly, if you want to bring your gator meat with you (they're great eating), be sure to bring a cooler to get em home.

We have a full packing list page for all of our hunts. If you have any specific questions leading up to your hunt, please do not hesitate to contact us.

We provide all the equipment needed.

Basic skinning and quartering is included. Gators can be fully processed (deboned, cubed, tenderized, and vacuum sealed) for $150 each.

Yes! You will need an Alligator Trapping "Agent" License. It is a $52 license that is required by all participants on the hunt. We will help ensure that you purchase the right license for your hunt.

Okeechobee area usually around 9am for private land. Public Land hunts you will get to camp around 3pm and start your Hunt that evening.

Having a safe hunt is our top priority! We prioritize gun safety and boating safety on our gator hunts. Private land hunts involve stalking and using a rifle. Public land hunts are done from a boat using a harpoon or crossbow and a bang stick to finish.

We work with hunters of all skill levels to ensure a safe and exciting hunting experience.

We strive to harvest alligators and other invasive species as humanely and ethically as possible. We use top-of-the-line equipment and time-tested strategies for capturing and dispatching alligators.

To commemorate your hunt, we make custom leather goods, right here in Florida. We also have connections with several local taxidermists to get mounts of heads, skins, and more.

If you are interested in having your gator hide tanned for display or products, we will prep and deliver it to the tannery. The entire process costs $65-$80/ft depending on the cut. Euro Mounts are available for $375.

Yes! They are absolutely delicious. Be sure to ask your guide about recipes and cooking recommendations. 

basic skinning and quartering is included. Gators can be fully processed (deboned, cubed, tenderized, and vacuum sealed) for $150 each.

No, we use specialized equipment for gator hunting.

About Hog Hunts

Our hog hunts can safely accommodate 4-6 hunters. If you have a larger group, we have multiple guides to accommodate. 

We provide all the equipment needed. We recommend wearing waterproof boots, pants, a lightweight long-sleeve shirt, a headlamp, and bug spray. Lastly, if you want to bring your hog meat home with you (they're great eating), bring a cooler.

We have a full packing list page for all of our hunts. If you have any specific questions leading up to your hunt, please do not hesitate to contact us.

1-2 guides, trained Bay & catch dogs, and basic skinning and quartering.

No license is required for hog hunts and there are no bag limits. 

Usually in the Okeechobee area. We'll coordinate with you leading up to your hunt to let you know the exact locations and times. 

Having a safe hunt is our top priority, but there are risk factors involved in every hunt.

Hog hunting with dogs involves trekking through the thick vegetation—it's true, old Florida. You'll be crossing creeks and ditches. The hogs can break away from the dogs and charge you.

We work with hunters of all skill levels to ensure a safe and exciting hunting experience.

We will have a safety briefing before our hunt to walk you through the best hog hunting practices. 

You'll have a guide with you the entire hunt.

Yes, we work closely with several taxidermists. Euro mounts are $175 each. All other mounts vary in cost. We will prep and get your hog to the taxidermist.

Yes! And they're delicious. Our guides will have plenty of suggestions on recipes.

Yes! Basic skinning and quartering is included. Fully processed is $150 per hog. Be sure to bring your own cooler(s) to transport them home.

We do not allow guests to bring dogs on our hunts. 

You can, but they need to be .243 caliber and need to make sure they are sighted in correctly. An injured hog that is not recovered costs the same as a dead one.

About Bowfishing

Each boat can safely accommodate 4-6 hunters. If you have a larger group (up to 10), we have multiple boats/guides to accommodate. 

Be sure to wear closed-toe shoes, preferably non-slip. Dress for the weather (rain jacket, pants, layers). Bring bug spray. Lastly, if you want to bring your catch home with you, be sure to bring a cooler to get em home.

We have a full packing list page for all of our hunts. If you have any specific questions leading up to your hunt, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Every Bowfishing Trip comes with two guides, custom bows, and all the equipment needed for a successful day on the water.

Yes, you will need a Florida freshwater fishing license to go bowfishing with us.

Okeechobee, Palm Beach, or Osceola County areas. We cater your trip to the species you wish to target and may suggest location changes based on the water and/or the weather. 

Having a safe hunt is our top priority! We prioritize bow safety and boating safety on our bowfishing trips. We use powerful custom bows on these hunts (they're not toys), and we are hunting at night. 

We work with hunters of all skill levels to ensure a safe and exciting hunting experience.

We'll have a pre-trip meeting before we set out to teach you the basics of handling the bows, aiming at the fish, and reeling them in. Our guides are there to help the entire trip.

We have connections with several local taxidermists to get mounts of heads, skins, and more.

Yes! And they're delicious. Our guides will have plenty of suggestions on recipes.

We do not, but you are welcome to take everything you get (be sure to bring a cooler). If you are lodging with us, we can provide a cleaning station and cook the fish in camp.

Yes, you can!