Davidson Snake Catching

20/09/2026

A beautiful tree snake relocated from a house at weranga this morning. This one had found its way inside and with dogs around it wasn't safe for it to stay around.

For any snake or reptile relocations or advice
Call 0475 240 995

28/08/2026

This little blind snake along with one other was relocated from a local business. It was discovered during building work and with heavy machinery around it was best relocated else where.

These snakes will grow to roughly 20cm long and are completely harmless to people. The are highly arborial living most of there lives below ground and feed solely on ants and termites. An amazing find.

For any snake or reptile relocations
Call 0475 240 995

24/08/2026

This beautiful carpet python was removed from the roof of a property at the bunya mountains. With electricians completing work in the roof it was time for it to move to a better location out of harms way.

For any snake or reptile relocations or advice
Call 0475 240 995

24/08/2026

13/08/2026

A beautiful eastern bearded dragon. Not something we usually come across but always a happy find anyhow. Released where found just off the road.

13/08/2026

First catch for the start of the official snake season was this beautiful Eastern Brown in a very unfortunate predicament.

For any snake or reptile relocations or advice
Call 0475 240 995

30/07/2026

This stunning Burton's legless lizard had quite the attitude to him. Originally suspected to be a snake. After locating it it put on quite the display riggling around and even giving me a couple of little nips. Once caught it was obvious it had been injured once before but had healed up beautiful and was happily released a short distance away safely out of the way of people and vehicles.

For any snake or reptile relocations or advice
Call 0475 240 995

21/06/2026

This beautiful python was relocated from a local backyard late last night. At roughly 6 and half foot long it was definitely one of the bigger ones I've relocated lately and with small pets in the yard relocation was a good choice. It will be much happier in its new space.

For any reptile relocations or advice
Call 0475 240 995

17/06/2026

This beautiful little albino darwin python was relocated from a local backyard after it was spotted sunning in a tree. The property owner did the exact right thing calling this one in as its an escaped or illegally dumped pet. The appropriate department has been contacted and it will be handed over. Hopefully with it being reunited back with its rightful owner.

For snake or reptile relocations or advice
call 0475 240 995

13/05/2026

Ive been trying to decide about making this post for the last couple of weeks or if to leave it but I would like to tell this story how it truly happened.

On the afternoon of the 12th of April I responded to a job. Upon arrival a large Redbelly was seen and after trying to capture it for a little while I eventually managed to tail it as it started to go underneath a concrete slab. Nothing unusual in it doing that as it was only trying to get away. Unfortunately with where it was it couldn't stay. After some gentle persuading it came out and understandably not overly happy.

In the process of getting it in the bag it bit the bag twice and what I thought it brushed my arm. A quick glance down, I couldn't see a bite so focused back on getting him in the bag. Once it was in the bag i caught my breath, thanked the customer and headed off. After driving for a little bit my arm started throbbing, stinging, turning red and I started feeling nauseous Thinking it was just an allergic reaction to brushing against something I headed home first to treat it before I released it. Im lucky I did.

Once I was home I checked the spot properly and realised that I could clearly see one puncture site and scratch. It hadn't just brushed my arm but was a proper bite by a 1.5 meter Redbelly. Within minutes of realising i had put the snake in a lock box still in the bag, called Jackson Burgess who luckily was able to come release it for me, let my wife know and was off to hospital.

After a day in hospital I was lucky enough to be able to head home. My arm is still hurting from the bite after all this time and I'm taking that as a reminder of what has happened.

I can't thank the dalby hospital staff enough for all the care they showed and the work they did to look after me while I was there. Im forever grateful to Jackson for handling releasing the Redbelly. Knowing it was done right and safely was a huge load off my shoulders so I could focus on what was happening.

If there is any chance at all you've possibly been bitten by a snake, even if your not certain, Dont hesitate. Wrap the bite with a bandage and get it checked. Be safe.