We are proud to present to you a report of a research project conducted by Johann Prescher and 2 students from Van Hall Larenstein:

It is with pleasure that we publish a series of photographs which demonstrate the correct use of our Snake Bagger. In the photos below, Paul and his son are working with an African Rock Python.

Thanks to Craig Pelke of San Antonio Zoo for sharing these awesome photos he took during a recent field trip in Mexico.

It has been fantastic to see how our products have helped snake catching couple and Nat Geo stars Simon and Siouxsie. Their TV show on Nat Geo Wild called Snake City has been a great platform to promote their amazing work in dealing with often dangerous snakes. 

Josua Hannink from Holland has sent us these photographs of him handling a Ringslang (Grass Snakes, Natrix natrix) with a M1 25” Converted Snake Tong. The photos were taken during one of his field trips when he was out looking for snakes.

We are proud to present to you a special lady who is well at ease with the bigger venomous snake variety. She is the other (better) half of the Dynamic Dutch Duo that is Sterrin & Romilly.

A regular contributor of superb features is Andy Laister. He recently send us these photos of himself handling a Mangrove snake.

We are thrilled to have received these great photos from Tomáš Bublík of him handling a deadly venomous krait Bungarus flaviceps using our Venom Defender Gloves.

Andy Laister visited a great team of volunteers at the Bali Rescue Centre. There he demonstrated our Venom Defender Gloves as he was entrusted to handle a Javan spitting cobra baby.

We are delighted to have received photos from Paul L Lloyd showing the results of him teaching his son how to handle Cobras. It’s great to see our Venom Defender Gloves helping to improve safety during such handling.