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If that's anywhere in the south east US then it's an invasive species that's killing our native green anole.
Just saying, those become fishing bait whenever I see em.
Where do you live? Can't imagine all the effort it would take to catch all the brown anoles in Orlando.
I mean yeah it's not easy lol. I usually just cup my left hand, put it in front of them by about a foot or 2 and slowly approach, then snatch the base of their tail with my right hand.