Iguanas |
Tattoo, Agouti and Lappe |
Local lobster |
I usually have my bags packed, my equipment ready, my clothes and boots. However, in the spur of the moment when you spot an animal, you quickly improvise. You will be amazed how you can make a trap out of vines and branches from a plum tree, yes a plum tree! It is in these times that I really enjoy the experience and will have these memories to cherish.
I remember my best catches in the bush was when I packed everything and we went on a trip in a secret location where we usually camp under a shed we built over sometime. I remember casually walking and talking with one of my comrades and we spotted a group of lappe feeding in the nearby bush. They were huge and very unsuspecting. We were definitely not expecting them to come so close to camp.
Additionally, another time was when I went to a good friend's house to visit. While we were there, he was complaining of how the iguanas in his backyard were damaging his crops and that he really wished that he knew someone that could help him get rid of them. I guess that they he came to know about my new passion and his wish will be granted. I quickly organized a team and off to the hunt we went! It was amazing, exciting and we left with some iguanas.
Also, another time we went fishing in the jetty in another secret location just by chance while going for a drive around the coasts. We used our bread that we packed to eat as bait. Soon after, I felt a tug on the line, and I and didn't expect to catch anything so soon. When I pulled it out, it was a huge lobster. I was shocked. I got excited again and threw back my line, I was in luck because I caught another lobster which s very unusual and I considered myself very lucky that day.
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The best unexpected moments for me is when know someone who is driving and accidentally bounces a Mannakoo or an Agouti. I recommend one of the best places to catch mangrove carbs is on the Manzanilla road when crab runs, it has a lot on the road.
ReplyDeleteWaw really? Thank you for that suggestion. I will definitely pay a visit during July-September when crabs run. I really enjoy just catching the crab rather than eating it. I have been bitten thrice by crabs, it really is painful.
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