The Swampmaster Gator Show and Exhibit is a proven way to increase your attendance, delight folks of all ages and offers an educational attraction to families.
Based on education, presentation and conversation, the show is recognized by AZA Institutions as well as Fish & Game Commissions as an effective, Humane, Public Awareness Program about the American Alligator.
Florida, being the first Tourist destination in the World, has almost two million alligator's living in the wild. Education has always been the best way to alert people about these magnificent reptiles.
Having been called “The Master Alligator Educator” and compared often to Steve Irwin “The Crocodile Hunter”. Jeff Quattrocchi performs all shows personally. Bringing his 17 years experience, performing at 100's of Fairs and Festivals, striving to always be the #1 Entertainment act of the event. The Goal is achieved by passion to be the best. With over 100 Television and Radio appearances and over 100 Newspaper articles and photos', the show is an absolute media magnet. If your goal is to draw attention to your event, the Swampmaster's Show will definitely provide this. The Swampmaster Gator Show is very media friendly and always dedicated to making your event a success.
The Swampmaster's Goal is to educate and achieve success through excellence. Always striving to make your event outstanding.
"This is the Swampmaster’s fifth year (2008) at the Illinois State Fair.
“I saw this show last year and this year. I really enjoy the show because of the educational aspects of it. He gives a lot of facts about alligators and keeps it in terms that kids and adults can understand. My 3 year old was able to comprehend what he was saying about the alligators. We took advantage of the chance to hold the alligator last year and this year. He is such a nice guy.
Last year we were the last in line and we were able to talk to him for a while (I was so excited to get to hold an alligator, I am a gator lover!). He even remembered us from last year, which really impressed me since he sees so many people on all his different stops. I would definitely recommend seeing this show. I would also recommend getting there early for the show as the seats fill up pretty quick from what I’ve seen from last year and this year. Each show I saw the seats were filled and there were people standing to watch.” ~ Amanda
Educational, entertaining, 8 hours per day of display. Demonstrating natural and aggressive behaviors that most patrons have never seen before! Watch as the Swampmaster catches an 8 foot, 200 lb Alligator with his bare hands! Thrills, laughter, as well as valuable information for all ages! Your children can even hold a baby alligator safely and have their picture taken by the expert handler, Jeff Quattrocchi.
Jeff Quattrocchi from Orlando Fla., delights the crowd by sticking his hand inside the mouth of an alligator during his show at the Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival in Indio on Thursday. The Swampmaster originally bought the 8-foot long, 200-pound gator at an alligator farm.
Jeff Quattrocchi "Aka" The Swampmaster Offers A Show With Bite."Milwaukee Journal Sentinel"
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Memo from the SWAMPMASTER......

On the SWAMPMASTER GUEST  BOOK there have been some comments about the tape on the Alligators mouth after the accident.......

I have never Duct Taped a gators mouth, that was done by the trapper that secured the animal after I was well on my way to the hospital.  This is standard proceedure for a trapper but is not the way I tape and secure animals. I did not like this either! "The Swampmaster"

This site was last updated: August 19, 2010

Kissimmee, Florida -- It's been more than 2 months since an alligator nearly ripped Jeff Quattrocchi arm off during a live show. But now he says he's ready to go back to work and back to handling gators.

First though, Quattrocchi who performs under the name Swampmaster says he wants to set the record straight. So he sat down with 10 Connects to talk about the May 9th incident.

To find out what he had to say Click Here to watch our story.

Ouattrocchi gained international attention when an 8 foot gator clamped down on his right arm while he was performing in front of a live audience in New Port Richey. The incident was caught on video and immediately went viral. Quattrocchi had to be hospitalized.

More Pictures: Jeff Quattrochi at 10 Connects

Next week, Quattrocchi will perform his first show since the attack. While it won't be with the gator that bit him, Quattrocchi says he will perform at least one more show with the animal later this year.

Quattrocchi performance next week will be at the Bangor State Fair in Maine.


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