Job Openings for professional killer in Florida…

[freedomenthusiast100]

With one shot?

gonna have to agree with this.

 

[freedomenthusiast100]

I had seen this on the news before and thought it was interesting. As an environmentalist I want nature to remain as unaltered and free of invasive species as possible.

 

[Mgderf]

It is most typically a .44 or .357 at the end of the bang stick not a shotshell.

My point was the length of the stick .
As stated above, the one I saw was only 4' long.
Not enough stand-off in my opinion.

 

[Mij]

My point was the length of the stick .
As stated above, the one I saw was only 4' long.
Not enough stand-off in my opinion.

Sorry, they don’t make a stick long enough for me. Now a 12 ga. Auto loader with #4 buck, I’m good.

 

[rob63]

They've become common enough that the Tampa Aquarium has one on display in the exhibit on Florida wildlife.

 

[MCgrease08]

Peacock has a show on their streaming service about this subject. It's a scripted comedy, not a reality show. I watched a few episodes when I still had Xfinity internet, but ditched that a while back.

The show is called "Killing It." It was okay, not great, not terrible. A little too raunchy for my tastes.

 

[NHT3]

"Swamp People" now has a spinoff series called "Swamp People: Serpent Invasion" but they just catch them and remove them. If they're euthanizing them, it's done outside of the show. I never could figure out why they wouldn't just go ahead and do it. They have never had a problem shooting the gators and showing the aftermath on the original show.

Like you I'm curious as to why they feel the need to capture alive taking a chance on getting bit when a 22 with a can and laser seems the obvious solution. I'm assuming they cash in with the state and then sell for meat and the skin necessitating the live capture.

 

[Judamonster]

I have watched a few youtube videos of a guy that hunts them. He puts them in canvas bags and at the end of the weekend puts them in a freezer. That puts them into hibernation before killing them. He also goes to populated areas and kills iguana's with an air rifle. He does not look well off, sleeps in his truck. I don't think it is the kind of living you brag about.

 

[MCgrease08]

I have watched a few youtube videos of a guy that hunts them. He puts them in canvas bags and at the end of the weekend puts them in a freezer. That puts them into hibernation before killing them. He also goes to populated areas and kills iguana's with an air rifle. He does not look well off, sleeps in his truck. I don't think it is the kind of living you brag about.

Yeah, but when your work is something you love, is it really work?

 

[Judamonster]

Yeah, but when your work is something you love, is it really work?

I would think even a hooker gets tired of it after a while.

 

[NHT3]

I would think even a hooker gets tired of it after a while.

I would imagine that the snake/iguana hunter does enjoy what he's doing. I doubt the hooker gets much enjoyment from ANY clients.
I know a massage therapist pretty well that has told me some stories about what she deals with and I'm sure hookers have it even worse, Just sayin.

 

[kickbacked]

Sounds like a fun side gig. Also would be a great high school part time job. Only negative I can think of is the gators.

Getting paid to walk around nature and popping snakes with a 12 gauge sounds like easy money.

 

[KokomoDave]

The snakes and iguanas were released after a facility got flattened by a hurricane. Now they gotta play catch up or is it ketchup or is it catsup?