Snake catcher breaks 30-year record with NINETEEN relocations in just one day
Snake catcher breaks 30-year record with NINETEEN relocations in just one day - as he warns Australians to be wary during 'mating season' Veteran Queensland snake catcher Tony Harrison had a record day on Monday His staff of three combined to remove 19 snakes in one day, a 30-year record Harrison said snakes are out in force due to mating season and warm weather
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An experienced snake catcher who relocated a record number of serpents this week has issued a chilling warning to Australians, urging them to be cautious during the animals' mating season.
On Monday Gold Coast and Brisbane Snake catcher Tony Harrison broke a 30-year record with his team by relocating 19 snakes in a day, claiming the warmer temperatures in spring invite snakes to lounge in suburban backyards.
'If you see a snake, don't assume the species,' he told Daily Mail Australia on Friday.
'Plenty are out and about at the moment during mating season. The weather is also a key factor.
'I've been doing this line of work since 1994, and last Monday was incredible, it was just non-stop.
