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Key West Iguana Killers Club. The Official Sportsman's guide to Iguana Hunting: A how to guide to Ig

by Charles a Meier
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Dec 2017
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English
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This book is an all purpose guide and advises readers about the current iguana Invasion in South Florida and the Florida keys. The current damage and if not stopped or controlled, the future potential damage that will be caused by this non indigenous invasive species to South Florida's fragile eco system, Crops, and personal property. The book is a beginners sportsman's guide and cook book. This book involves using air rifles and the different types of air rifles used in hunting, catching, killing, cleaning, and cooking iguanas. And if you're not into that, option two: We're defending a very fragile Florida eco system from non-indigenous invasive species, and saving butterflies, ground tortoises, Owls and trees. You see, a little something for everybody.

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PublishedDec 21, 2017
ISBN-101981247734
ISBN-139781981247738
LanguageEnglish

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