IC ICLOVER Snake Reptile Bag with Drawstring, 20 x 28 Inch Heavy Duty Large Snake Hunting Sack Pouch with Sewn Bottom Corners for Moving Transporting Capturing Hunting Catching Rattlesnakes Reptiles

Growing up, I always dreamed of meeting the Crocodile Hunter. There was just something about the way he cared for animals—especially the ones most people didn’t understand or flat-out feared. I’ve always been one of those people too. I’ve kept reptiles and snakes for over 20 years, and I’ve never stopped seeing the beauty in them.This reptile transport bag is the kind of thing I wish I had years ago. I’ve used pillowcases and makeshift carriers before, but snakes are escape artists—give them a corner to push off of, and they’re gone. This bag is built right. The material feels tough and secure, and the closure mechanism gave me peace of mind. I used it to transport my red tail boa recently—she stayed in for a full day without a problem, no stress, no signs of slipping out.Honestly, I’ve always wanted a solid bag like this, but the ones I saw online were either overpriced or poorly made. This one just works. I keep it in my car now, along with a snake hook, because you never know when a rescue situation will pop up. For any fellow herp lover—or someone who still carries that Crocodile Hunter spirit—it’s a smart piece of gear to have on hand.

Exactly what I needed. I have a small pond and I get an occasional water moccasin. I killed one recently, and I said there has to be a better way. I don’t like killing anything. I heve not used it yet , but practiced with it. Looks sturdy , and easy to use. I hope I never have to use it, but if I do , it will do the job

Nice canvas bag, would buy again.

The pole works well. I have used it multiple times to remove snakes from my yard without incident. The bag is designed for a pet snake or tame snake; not large enough to place a wild snake in safely.

Needed to transport my elderly ball python for a big move last year. Tied him up securely in this bag (wrapping the drawstrings around the entrance end and tying it some more), then put the bag in a locking plastic storage tub with air holes, heat packs taped outside, and plenty of aspen shavings for padding and pee absorbing. The trip went great, the breathable bag kept him calm and secure, and it survived getting peed on and put through the wash. I've got it folded up in my snake supplies for future use.

I use this when taking my ball python to the vet. I personally would prefer to put her in ine of those visible window backpacks for small dogs or guinea pigs, but not tryna freak ppl out, lol.The bag seems very well made & durable. Have only used it once so far since I bought it.

I have not had to use this yet. However it gives me a piece of mind that when I do come across a snake I won't have to kill him immediately for my family and pets safety. I now have an option and that's best for us humans and the wildlife.

Keeps my Ball Python well contained whenever I’m needing to use it.