Dowsett Snake Catchers of the GV

28/07/2023

Food for thought...

16/01/2022

Baby snakes will be on the move in the Goulburn Valley for the next couple of months, and with no guidance from a slithery parent, they will explore their new enviro...

27/09/2021

SNAKE SEASON IS HERE 🐍💕🐍💕

In her seven years of catching snakes, Goulburn Valley’s Tania Corby has seen it all.

11/09/2021

Stuart has been around reptiles from a very early age with his first ever pets being two Shingleback lizards at the age of 5 years old. Stuart spent a lot of his childhood and teenage years travelling Australia with his parents and brother where they would often being chasing lizards and goannas in the outback.

Stuart did a bachelor of Zoology and Marine Biology at James Cook University in Townsville before moving to the Sunshine Coast.

Stuarts passion for snakes came from working at Australia Zoo where he was working in the reptile department with a huge range of venomous and non venomous snakes for over 7 years. He was also feeding and working around huge saltwater crocs and many different species of exotic reptiles like King Cobras and Reticulated Pythons, so working with dangerous animals comes naturally to him.

Stuart now owns and runs Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7 one of the biggest and busiest snake catching company's in the world. Stuart catches thousands of snakes every year and educates and creates awareness around snakes for hundreds of millions of people through his large business social media pages. Stuart believes he has one of the best jobs in the world and cant wait for everyone to see and enjoy Aussie Snake Wranglers!

Aussie Snake Wranglers follows Stuart and his team as they travel around the Sunshine Coast catching and relocating snakes and other reptiles from peoples homes and businesses. Episode 1 premieres on National Geographic Australia on Tuesday September 14 at 8:30 PM.

05/01/2021

As well as my work as a sociologist, I'm also a professional snake catcher. I don’t expect people to love snakes, but I believe they should know more about them - and it's not all bad.

03/11/2020

SNAKES are becoming more prominent in the Echuca-Moama area as the weather begins to heat up.

16/10/2020

16/09/2020

Spring brings with it snakes, but the combined impact of an unusually cold winter and COVID-19 has left this spring more snake-less than usual. For seven years snake catcher Tania Corby has been removing the legless reptiles from properties across...