Snake Removal Service

[darbs]

I was thinking of unusual business opportunities that I could set up for myself to help me earn a living while in Thailand. One idea I came up with was to set myself up as a snake removal expert. I would be on call to help dispose of unwanted snakes from peoples homes and properties and release them safely in remote areas so as to reduce the chance of another encounter. Can anyone tell me if there is any call for such a service, would it be at all popular or is there already services such as this available?

[ProfessorFart]

I've known of them. Most villages tend to have at least one guy knocking about the place who can take on the job if called for.

I guess the bottom line is that this is a job which can be done by a Thai which would rule out a Westerner being able to do the job.

[Boon Mee]

If anyone knows of a good one out in the Suphanburi area, please let me know. Got tons of 'em around...

[Pink Mist]

theres a guy called "darbs" doing it, PM him for quote

Edited December 3, 2004 by bronco

[udon]

Good idea Darbs but I don't think most Thais could afford Farang rates of pay.

Are you any good at catching Qld Cane Toads, there are some jobs going up in Darwin.

The buggers are on the outskirts and are ready to invade Darwin.....!

[Simbo]

How about,' Acme Snowshifting service' No competition there.

[Boon Mee]

theres a guy called "darbs" doing it, PM him for quote  

Cheers, Bronco...

[ProfessorFart]

Get some Mongooses (mongeese??) from Chatuchak. They're legal to buy and effective.

I'm a snake lover so I'll put a visit to Suphanburi on the list for next time.

[Boon Mee]

Get some Mongooses (mongeese??) from Chatuchak. They're legal to buy and effective.

I'm a snake lover so I'll put a visit to Suphanburi on the list for next time.

Bring your rubber boots with you!

[dr_Pat_Pong]

Get some Mongooses (mongeese??) from Chatuchak. They're legal to buy and effective.

I'm a snake lover so I'll put a visit to Suphanburi on the list for next time.

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Bring your rubber boots with you!

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Rubber boots ... hmmmmm who is bringing the sheep ?

[Neeranam]

There are Thais already doing it in Bangkok. In the Lardprao area alone they catch 10 a day!!! They have a big problem during the rainy season with snakes. They then usually sell them to the Lao/Isarn labourers who eat them. I don't think they charge for their services, so forget it as a way of making money.

[dr_Pat_Pong]

There are Thais already doing it in Bangkok. In the Lardprao area alone they catch 10 a day!!!  They have a big problem during the rainy season with snakes. They then usually sell them to the Lao/Isarn labourers who eat them. I don't think they charge for their services, so forget it as a way of making money.

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Back to the drawing board

[Thetyim]

They don't charge for the service because they sell the snake for about 100 baht

[Pink Mist]

in the essense of the thread why not import cane toads to LOS???

Edited December 4, 2004 by bronco