Barossa Reptile Service - Snake Catcher

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09/08/2026

This is the bit nobody believes until they see it. šŸ‘‡

Eastern brown, Australia’s second most venomous snake, slides straight between feet.

No strike. No aggression. Zero interest.

Here’s the truth that ruins a thousand pub stories: brown snakes don’t chase you, and they couldn’t care less about you. He’s not standing still because he’s brave. He’s standing still because that’s exactly what you should do.

Snake’s got somewhere to be. You’re just furniture.

šŸ WE’RE ON YOUTUBE!I’ve finally bitten the bullet and started putting together some longer-form content.This is a bit of...
09/08/2026

šŸ WE’RE ON YOUTUBE!

I’ve finally bitten the bullet and started putting together some longer-form content.

This is a bit of a work in progress, I’m learning as I go, and I’m sure the videos will get better as I get more comfortable with filming, editing and YouTube itself.

The plan is to bring you longer snake-catching videos, behind-the-scenes stuff, adventures, finding snakes in the wild and plenty of things that don’t really fit into a Facebook post.

So if you enjoy what I do here, come along for the journey on YouTube.

šŸŽ„ First video is now live:
šŸ‘‰ https://youtu.be/7neATV2OkjI?si=cwIGT-nplAOS2fbA

Subscribe and see where we can take it! šŸ

08/08/2026

How many times have I been bitten? šŸ

You might be surprised by the answer…

I’ve caught plenty of venomous snakes over the years, but have I ever actually been bitten?

Watch to find out. šŸ‘€

06/08/2026

The comfort zone is expensive.

After chatting to someone today about coming on the podcast, I found myself reflecting on my own journey with public speaking.

A few years ago, I would’ve avoided a camera or a crowd. Now it’s part of what I do.

Growth doesn’t come from waiting until you’re confident. It comes from doing the thing before you are.

What’s something you’ve done that pushed you outside your comfort zone?

05/08/2026

In my head, this is easier than sending an email šŸ˜‚

05/08/2026

Episode 40 is live!

What sparked a lifelong passion for reptiles?

Will’s back on the mic as we look back at how we each fell into the reptile world, the animals that started it all, the ones that got away, and how our collections have changed over the years.

Whether you’re a lifelong reptile enthusiast, curious about keeping your first snake, or just enjoy hearing how hobbies turn into lifelong passions, there’s something in this episode for you.

šŸŽ§ Now streaming on Spotify and YouTube.

04/08/2026

Everyone knows someone who’s been ā€œchasedā€ by a brown snake… but where’s the footage?

I’ve heard the stories hundreds of times.

But what there is plenty of footage of is this…

A brown snake doing everything it can to move away from what it sees as a threat.

This eastern brown was cornered. The moment it had an escape route, it went straight past me, not to chase me, but to get away.

Could people genuinely feel like they’re being chased? Absolutely. But if a snake’s nearest escape happens to be in your direction, it’s easy to mistake escape for pursuit.

02/08/2026

The most venomous snake in my snake room…

It’s been one of the most requested videos lately, so today I’m showing you the most venomous snake I keep, the Eastern Brown.

Feared by many but often misunderstood, it’s one of Australia’s most medically significant snakes and a species I have enormous respect for every time I work with it.

We get called to snakes in new housing estates all the time. One of the most common comments is, ā€œWe live in an estate… ...
30/07/2026

We get called to snakes in new housing estates all the time. One of the most common comments is, ā€œWe live in an estate… we shouldn’t have snakes here.ā€

The truth is simple: your house was built where the snake’s home used to be. The same goes for countless other native animals. They were here long before we were.

30/07/2026

Everyone assumes a snake in the chook house is there for the chickens…

It’s there because the chickens have attracted something else.

Rodents…..

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