Shire Snake Catchers SSC 24/7 in Engadine, New South Wales | Public & government service

Shire Snake Catchers SSC 24/7

Locality: Engadine, New South Wales

Phone: +61 415 448 844

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17.05.2022 Was very cool to come across this Death Adder in hunting mode on a call out today, it had gathered up some debri of grass, string, dust and spider web to hide under, then sat staring at the water skink, wiggling his tail, pretending it’s a worm to lure the lizard closer to be lunch

03.05.2022 When two snake catchers with budgie guts to bad smells are put to the test with a job like this one

17.04.2022 Check out the article in this magazine of the Melrose Monster starting on page 52, which was the largest ever recorded Death Adder in history, and was found by us at Shire Snake Catchers. https://s5cdn.joomag.com/pdf/0/577/577412/2047001.pdf

10.04.2022 Education is the key

21.01.2022 Education is the key

11.01.2022 Here’s a great flow chart to tell if a snake is dangerous or not

10.01.2022 As much as we at Shire Snake Catchers love snakes, the love isn’t always mutual, as this feisty Eastern Brown Snake demonstrates on a very hot day how athletic they can be, getting very close to a bite on the chestHappy World Snake Day. https://youtu.be/rP61RINkqF8

08.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/107637365950776/posts/2521183861262769/ Just remember if this sort of thing happens to you, us here at Shire Snake Catchers, can come and sort that snake out for you, safely and professionally

07.01.2022 This is a good example of what not to do. The saying they say at the beginning is how to tell the difference between a harmless milk snake, and the venomous coral snake. They get it wrong here. Very lucky boy, as he wasn’t envenomated, but we can’t stress enough, when it comes to snake identification, leave it to the experienced, or leave the snake alone.