My wife is wanting too go somewhere in the carribbean for vacation next year. Is anyone aware of any hunting opportunities in the carribbean
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My wife is wanting too go somewhere in the carribbean for vacation next year. Is anyone aware of any hunting opportunities in the carribbean
Moderator Note: Merged the two threads on the same subject - Wanbli Ska
Last edited by Wambli Ska; 07-03-2012 at 08:02 PM.
There may be some small deer or of course there's probably some wild hogs in the Carribean. But you will probably have a problem with permits for guns and such. Ask Wambli or bruchi. They're from Puerto Rico. They may have some knowledge on opportunities.
My wife is from the Philippines. There is one island there that I know of with opportunities to hunt and that is Mindoro. They have a wild buffalo and some other large animals there. Most everywhere else anything that is edible is almost extinct.
I only have YOU guys to blame if things don't work out as planned.
Are there anyplaces in carribbean that has any hunting?
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Last edited by snake284; 07-04-2012 at 06:06 AM.
I only have YOU guys to blame if things don't work out as planned.
Plenty of hunting in the caribbean... It's called fishing. Dominca has nothing, Cuba is closed, the rest of the islands are small. There might be some pig hunting, but why go there instead of here? It's too hot for anything substantial to live in the wild.
IMHO
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Wife's wanting too go too the Caribbean or bahamas and thought might be able too do some kind of hunting a couple of days I know Bahamas have wing shooting a hog hunt would be good
You can hunt pigs, wild goats, duck and doves in PR, also varmints as monkeys and iguanas, there is hunting in some of the other nearly smaller islands as Culebra and Mona Island, Culebra has "Flamingo" one of the world's greatest beaches! There are some deer in this islands but it is ILEGAL to hunt them, now feral cats and iguanas in the smaller islands are considered varmints and pretty much there is open season on them there.
Do not even contemplate a visit to "Isla de Ratones" nothing there but "ratones" which means "mice" in Spanish and the island is a heaven not for mice but for GIANT HUNGRY RATS that come to feed at night, couple of guys made the mistake of going there on a wooden boat, engine died on them and they had to spend all night atop the boat fighting hundreds of rats with the oars and yes they got bitten plenty.
Now it is all seasonal but you are right on schedule, think hunting season here opens on Labor Day and there are seasons for gun and for bow and arrow, a "provisional" permit is required for non locals and a hunting class which I was told one taken in the US suffices.
The local permits and all info are issued by "Recursos Naturales" (local Natural Resources office) please double check EVERYTHING with them, I don't hunt so this is all "hearsay" from LOCAL buddies that do.
I warn you you to gather all your patience first in order to deal with them!
They tend to never answer their phones so I am including their address, maybe they will reply to a letter...
Write to:
Departamento de Recursos Naturales y Ambientales
P. O. Box 366147 San Juan, Puerto Rico 00936
Tel: 787-999-2200, extensions 2100, 2115 and 2117
Last edited by bruchi; 07-03-2012 at 07:20 PM.
MONKEYS!!! When the hell did we get MONKEYS!!!!!Originally Posted by bruchi
When I was growing up there the only hunting was for wild pigs and goats in Mona Island. Wow things have changed a lot! Iguanas were fair game for a kid with a handmade bow and arrows and ALL birds were on my personal open season when I got my first Crossman pellet gun but that was about it!!!
Can you eat a Flamingo???
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It tastes like spotted owl ;)
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Think they escaped from some "scientific facility" and did a lot of what monkeys do in the wild... Buddies that have hunted them tell they are crafty fellows and hard to nab.
That is so freakin cool!!!
"Attack rapidly, ruthlessly, viciously, without rest, however tired and hungry you may be, the enemy will be more tired, more hungry. Keep punching." General George S. Patton
Dang that's gonna need a lot of hot sauce
"Attack rapidly, ruthlessly, viciously, without rest, however tired and hungry you may be, the enemy will be more tired, more hungry. Keep punching." General George S. Patton
Have you ever heard of oyster dressing? Our standing joke here refers to eating Cormorant (Water Turkeys). Water Turkey and Oyster Dressing,
I think Flamingo would be close to that.
I only have YOU guys to blame if things don't work out as planned.
And you would be wrong, I do lots of hunting when I get to the Dominican Republic, I believe there is still a moratorium on hunting there, but it does not apply to Me as I have one of the few permanent hunting licenses....... there are Guinea hens, doves, quail, ducks and domesticated animals gone feral.... pigs, goats, chickens ducks etc........
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Substantial.... Buffalo, elk, deer, bear. Pigs are about the largest game. There are no water buffalo, hippos, giraffe, kudu, etc
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For hunting, you should be dare enough to face wilderness and wild animals. You have to be very smart while going for it and it is good if you are equipped with nice and sophisticated weapons for it. Caribbean is a great place for hunting expeditions.
Dude, seriously? Well, at least it isn't spam...
Unless life also hands you water and sugar, your lemonade is gonna suck!
Yeah he's taking the shotgun approach.
Hi! My name is Dave, and I like going to fires........
Re: Hunting in carribbean
Dude, what are you smoking? Let it go man! We, most all of us here, either hunt big dangerous game or would give our left testicle for the opportunity.
Last edited by snake284; 07-16-2012 at 12:45 AM.
I only have YOU guys to blame if things don't work out as planned.
Are you struggling with English as a second language? That's an open and honest question.
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