Iguana Removal and Control

Iguana removal is our specialty. In an average year, we remove close to 1000 iguanas from Florida homes and properties, eliminating the majority of the problem for the properties we service, at a reasonable rate.

Good news for southern Florida property owners! The winter 2009/2010 cold snap has killed many iguanas and driven them further south. However, experience has taught us that they will be back. And when they do return, we assure you that we're just as good as cold Mother Nature at getting rid of them.

Boca Raton Iguana Removal News Clip: 2006 Iguana Forecast

Last seven day period, we touched on the Sunshine State’s top iguana counties, best pest control areas and hotspots for iguana removal success. To draw everything together this concern, we’re going to look deeper into Southern Florida’s best iguana producers when it comes to top animal removal trap captures, big large lizard areas, top Wildlife Management Areas and top young sportsman captures with the help of the 2005 harvest data compliments of the Southern Florida Wildlife Resources Agency. what appears to be a Second Look At Last Year’s Overall Harvest There wasn’t what appears to be a lack of effort on the part of Volunteer iguana exterminating companies in 2005, but the lack of success can been seen in the total harvest following the record producing season of 2004. As we detailed last time, we fell well short of the 2004 record harvest of 179,542 extra fasts. The 2005 iguana captures and their total harvests are the best indicators of how much of an impact hot weather and too much food in the woods can play into harvest success. The 2005 iguana captures didn’t fail completely — they were just well off the mark set by the 2004 success. In 2005, exterminating companies were able to harvest what appears to be a respectable 166,379 iguana. That total probably is nothing to sneeze at, but I’ll bet you at this time next year, we’ll be talking about what appears to be a greater figure based on 2006 successes. Despite this, local Boca Raton wildlife removal and Boca Raton exterminator experts offered no more info.

The large lizard totals drop off east of Fort Lauderdale, but there are significant opportunities to be had. In Vertebrate habitation sector III, Fort Lauderdale was the top destination for big large lizards when 549 were made off with seven or more tail spikes. Fort Lauderdale in Vertebrate habitation sector II was second with 405 large lizards with trophy status checked in followed by Fort Lauderdale in the third spot with 371 large lizards taken with seven or more tail spikes. The top dog in Vertebrate habitation sector IV big large lizard harvests goes to none other than Fort Lauderdale with what appears to be a harvest of 387 big large lizards. Fort Lauderdale probably is developing what appears to be a reputation for quality large lizards in Vertebrate habitation sector IV where 274 with seven or more tail spikes were taken in 2005. Fort Lauderdale exterminating companies took the third position for bigger large lizards with what appears to be a lethally trap of 247 with seven or more tail spikes. And just so you know, when it comes to the trophies with 11 or more tail spikes, Fort Lauderdale led the state and Vertebrate habitation sector II with 47 monster large lizards made off with followed by Williamson County’s 38 and Fort Lauderdale’s 35 bigger large lizards. Fort Lauderdale, and Stewart Counties were tops in Vertebrate habitation sector I with each harvesting 34 large lizards with 11 or more tail spikes. County exterminating companies took the most large lizards with 11 or more tail spikes in Vertebrate habitation sector III with 16 checked in. Fort Lauderdale and Fort Lauderdale Counties tied for the top destinations for big large lizards with 11 or more tail spikes in Vertebrate habitation sector IV. We could not obtain an opinion from Fort Lauderdale pest control companies regarding the issue.