Trip to Bredl's wild farm. (pics)

[Mick666]

I had the chance to take my son to Bredl's farm on the weekend. here are some pics.

this was my favourite of the day..

this is the mum of my new water python..

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not all just for kids.

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[doublepost=1530491465][/doublepost]I highly recommend Bredl's farm to anyone that has kids, what a great day we had.

 

[danyjv]

I had the chance to take my son to Bredl's farm on the weekend. here are some pics.View attachment 324754
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this was my favourite of the day..
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this is the mum of my new water python..
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[doublepost=1530491465][/doublepost]I highly recommend Bredl's farm to anyone that has kids, what a great day we had.

Looks like a good day out mate ...
where’s that at ?


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[Mick666]

Its near Bloomsbury in Qld. We had a really great time. We got to handle lots of animals, and learn interesting things about them. The last picture is the croc that nearly took Rob Bredl. I couldn't imagine having that thing latch on. Must have been terrifying, and painful.

 

[Ropey]

@Mick666 you have a young apprentice herpetologist in the making there. The look on his face is gold. Looked like it was a good day. Wish me and my boys were closer for us in (MEXICO)

 

[Mick666]

He loves animals, it's part of the reason I started breeding pythons.

we were playing catch with a tennis ball when this bird landed near us, he caught with his bare hands.

[doublepost=1530497648,1530496859][/doublepost]He loves snakes.

 

[Fall guys]

He loves animals, it's part of the reason I started breeding pythons.

we were playing catch with a tennis ball when this bird landed near us, he caught with his bare hands.
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Surprised the bloody bird didn’t bite him ahah, I helped a lorikeet with a broken wing on the side of the road and it bit a chunk out of my finger that’s what I get for helping

Is this Tom Bredl or something, heard he’s a bit of a looney (crazy) with a wealth of knowledge that he acquired by being crazy.

Or was that just an act for his show he did a while ago

I’d like to visit a park like this that’s very hands on one day

 

[Mick666]

I think it did nip him once or twice, he's been bitten by a lot worse things.
I think the farm is owned by Rob Bredl, The whole family have great knowledge of Australian wildlife, especially crocs. Decades of experience. Looks crazy to us, but they've done their homework. Although, they have had two accidents over the years, Rob's Daughter was grabbed across the torso by a big croc. she survived, but with massive injuries. Rob almost lost a hand recently, could have been a lot worse, he got rolled three times, if it had dragged him in further, he would be gone.

 

[Flaviemys purvisi]

that place is an 11 and a half hour drive away for me. Will do the trip in the Christmas holidays I think.

 

[danyjv]

that place is an 11 and a half hour drive away for me. Will do the trip in the Christmas holidays I think.

1842km(20hours drive) from my house so your half way there all ready lol


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[Mick666]

It's only half an hour from my place. I'm friends with Trent, one of the volunteers, he breeds rodents and pythons as well. He organised the day for us, I swapped him a bredli jag (hold back) for the entry fee.