Danielle Wall

Even though I’m counting down the days to the end of snake season, I wouldn’t trade this life for anything else. Rattlesnakes deserve the same rights as all the other wild critters we love. I will fight for those rights every day💜 if you want to donate to my cause, below are some options!
Venmo at High_desert_dani (last 4 digits 4691). PayPal at [email protected]
Save the snakes!

📸

There’s a storm a-comin’!! Rattlesnakes and all the critters desperately need this water. Be mindful around your homes as water collects, and critters come to drink! Call me if you need a rattlesnake relocated ( # on main page).

*freehandling rattlesnakes can result in serious injury or death. I do not encourage anyone to handle wild rattlesnakes. This Mojave rattlesnake was removed from private property, and released within its home range*

Hi, my name is Danielle, and I’m a rattlesnake wrangler. I save snakes for free because they deserve a chance to live. Relocate+educate, don’t terminate!

📸

It’s fairly rare I get the chance to freehandle a Mojave rattlesnake. They are NOT aggressive; however, they tend to be hyper defensive towards predators…like humans (obviously, they want to live!).

*freehandling rattlesnakes may result in serious injury or death. I do not encourage anyone to pick up wild rattlesnakes. This Mojave was removed from private property, and relocated within its home range*

Epic location chosen by ! I’m holding my favorite rattlesnake, Worf💜🖖

*freehandling rattlesnakes can result in serious injury or death*

I rescued Worf exactly 2 years ago. He’s a southern pacific rattlesnake that was found in a residential area of Morongo Valley, not normally where this species is found. He’s unpredictable and I love him so much.

Shot by ! Thanks for getting me in front of a camera again! Fun times all around.

New boots gifted to me by one of my favorite humans 💜 rattlesnake approved!! Relocating rattlesnakes for free, 5 years running…one pair of boots at a time.

*free handling rattlesnakes can result in serious injury or death. I don’t encourage anyone to pick up wild rattlesnakes. The snakes you see me hold have been removed from private property.*

When asked for a photo mid-snake capture with a Mojave rattlesnake, I deliver! I looked back at my photos from year one of self-taught snake wrangling, and holy guacamole, how far I’ve come! REMEMBER! NO rattlesnake is tame. Holding a rattlesnake, even with tools, can be risky if you don’t know what you’re doing. Rattlesnakes will not attack you, but could bite when we get too close (whether on purpose or not).

As I’m pulling up to my house from my last snake call, I see my partner () walking back in with snake tongs in his hand. He says, “don’t worry, I caught it!” So proud of my man 😍 I had my catching bins, and he even managed to contain the rattlesnake in one of my display containers (which he hand-made). Swooooooooooooon.

Now it's easier to call Danielle Wall.

I’m new boot goofin’!! Thanks to for giving me my signature look back. First snake call with them, and it ends up being these two beefy boys! What luck!!!

*handling rattlesnake can result in serious injury or death*

A beautiful day to save some rattlesnakes! If you find a rattlesnake on your property, do not panic! It will not chase you or attack!

*freehandling rattlesnakes may result in serious injury or death*

Remember, I relocate rattlesnakes. I don’t touch wild rattlesnakes minding their own life.

A beautiful day to save some rattlesnakes!

*freehandling rattlesnakes may result in serious injury or death*

I post photos like these, not to encourage folks to pick up wild rattlesnakes, but to bring awareness that these aren’t aggressive creatures. Rattlesnakes defend themselves because they think you’re going to kill them. Relatable, right? All of the snakes you’ll see posted here are removed from private properties. Save the snakes 💜

A beautiful specimen of a rattlesnake! First large speckled rattlesnake relocation of the year for a Pioneertown resident! A rattlesnake this large is eating well, which is doing US a favor!

*freehandling rattlesnakes can result in serious injury or death*

REMINDER!! Do NOT message my personal profile for urgent snake help. I have it as boldly as I can on my page, but I miss snake messages every year. I can barely keep up with social media, and I rarely open my personal page DMs. TEXT OR CALL 7076964691!!

SURPRISE! My first public appearance in over a year! Come join me and all the rad ladies! I won’t be selling anything, but I will have live rattlesnakes and even some non venomous snakes to hold! Bring your kids!! This hermit is coming out for snake season! Spread the word 🙂
Location: in the back lot of Desierto Alto; 55827 Twentynine Palms Highway, Yucca Valley, CA 92284

Happy 41st to this motorcycle fixin’, animal lovin’, cow wranglin’, sweet man. I love our adventures and craziness we get into. I love this man! It’s been an honor spending the last 4 birthdays with you. Many more to come 💜

Look at how much the grocery store snail has grown 😍 his shell has mended and he’s grown bigger and stronger!

Did some filming today with Candice Nachman! Check out some of my favorite rattle butt babies 🙂

*freehandling rattlesnakes can result in serious injury or death*

Wanting to share one of my very best friends, Reno! They’re an incredible taxidermist!! If you have taxidermist needs, this is the human to contact!

Day by day, less frequent snake calls! Check out this impressive (and full-bellied) sidewinder caught on a Lander’s property. It’s still warm enough for rattlesnake activity. Keep an eye out, always! They will not attack, but could defend themselves when we get too close.

4th year running, donation-based 24/7 rattlesnake relocation. Text or call 7076964691.

*free-handling rattlesnakes can result in serious injury or death*

Still snake season, y’all!

The snake calls have been slowing down, but I had three calls today! Stay vigilant always 🙂 rattlesnakes are just looking for water, food, and shelter! They will not attack, but they’ll defend themselves when you get too close. You’ve heard me say that a million times, but, there’s a million and one 🤪

The snake calls have been slowing down, but I had three calls today! Stay vigilant always 🙂 rattlesnakes are just looking for water, food, and shelter! They will not attack, but they’ll defend themselves when you get too close. You’ve heard me say that a million times, but, there’s a million and one 🤪

What an evening!! Congrats to all your success on such an incredibly inspiring book, Brian!! 💜 thanks for the opportunity to be published in it!
HMUA: deserthoneyartistry

Obsessed with Picasso

Still true a year later, and it will be 100 years later! Don’t kill native snakes!!!

A glimpse of what stares at me when I’m late feeding dinner 🤦🏻‍♀️

My cuddly little angels 💜 they use each other as pillows. If that’s not the dang cutest, I don’t know what to tell you all!

Mojave Mondays. Remember, rattlesnakes are not aggressive. They are defensive when they feel they’re in danger. If you fought off someone trying to touch/grab you, you’re being defensive, not aggressive. Give them space, and always pay attention to your surroundings.

*handling rattlesnakes could result in serious injury or death*

Update: owner found. However, he will be staying with me 💜

FOUND sulcata tortoise in Yucca Valley between Balsa and Hanford, Onaga and Taos. Must provide photo evidence that he/she is yours. I will likely keep him/her after the stray hold if not claimed, but send me a DM if you’re interested in possibly adopting him/her. I’ll only be responding to comments on leads or the possible owner.

Got to relocate this beautiful gopher snake from inside a kitchen, back into nature! Remember, all snakes are “good” snakes, not just the nonvenomous ones. Normally, I would urge leaving the gopher snakes alone (if not inside your house); however, in a densely populated area with paved roads for miles around, this buddy is better off without the risk of being run over.

No one has to agree with my methods of snake handling, but no one also has to be rude about it. Be kind, it’s free 😉💜 at the end of the day, these snakes get a chance to survive in nature where they deserve to live. Opinions (always wrong) about snakes needing to die because of the threat they can pose, will always baffle me. Know what kills more people a year than snakes in the US? Well, pretty much everything from cars, to obesity, to COWS. Fear and ignorance are no excuse for not respecting wildlife. Let’s face it, we pose more of a danger to ourselves than these snakes do. Just use your brain, folks. These snakes don’t attack people. Leave them be and call a professional.

*free-handling rattlesnakes can lead to serious injury or death. But, so could driving to the grocery store or walking down a flight of stairs.*

I. Love. Rattlesnakes. They deserve to live and people need to be more compassionate and less selfish. It’s not our planet…and let’s face it, we’ve screwed it all up. Let’s continue growing our knowledge of misunderstood creatures, so we can stop their senseless deaths. This speckled was relocated from a front porch, back into nature.

On a personal note…I don’t care if you don’t like my poses or outfits, many do and my message gets sent even farther. That’s the point…don’t senselessly kill native creatures. Be kind…it’s free. Remember, speak to others how you wish to be spoken. It’s really that simple and easy.

*free-handling rattlesnakes could result in serious injury or death. Do not handle rattlesnakes unless you’re prepared to handle possible consequences*.