Blue Mountains Snake Catcher

 Blue Mountains Snake Catcher

 Neville Burns has been catching reptiles his entire life all over Australia.
He currently lives in the beautiful Blue Mountains west of Sydney.
If you need a snake catcher  blue mountains to come and pick up a problem snake then Neville is happy to help you out.
All snakes are relocated in then mountains.
Neville has all the current licenses that the NSW government requires.
He is also an author!
If you are seeking a Blue Mountains snake catcher then please free ring to ring Neville on..

4759-1832

Blue Mountains Snake Catcher
                                                          Blue Mountains Snake Catcher


Location: Blue Mountains, New South Wales, Australia

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