Yes, anyone can participate in python hunting in Florida. The FWC allows both residents and non-residents to join the hunt, provided they follow the guidelines. There’s no hunting license required for pythons on private lands, and public land hunting is made accessible through the Python Removal Program.

Florida Python Hunt: Your Complete Guide Before It's Too Late! Deep within Florida's iconic Everglades, a catastrophic silent threat lurks: the Burmese Python.

Due to the invasiveness of the species, Florida python hunting season is open year-round. Our team works tirelessly around the clock to find these snakes, their nests, and help reduce the populations in the state. When you hunt with us, you are part of the solution—helping us get huge wins for the Everglades.

Python hunting efforts are primarily concentrated on lands managed by agencies actively involved in invasive species control. These efforts largely focus on areas managed by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD).