Another snake goes quietly into the bucket. Marissa must have that non threatening energy.

So glad that foal was not bit. What great rescues and releases!

Marissa is a hoot. Little dry comments out of nowhere are really funny, and her love of animals is really sweet. She was determined to see that baby horse! 😁 Good video, as always. Some of these removals are so clean and easy(?), just pick them up with the tongs, put them in the bucket and off you go. No water hoses, having to move bricks and blocks, no dismantling hot tubs, pool pumps, etc. I know that has to be deflating/frustrating on a summer Phoenix day when it’s 846 degrees. 😩

@yupyupyup4444

20 күн бұрын

Thank you as always 😊

Marissa is great at what she does and shows Great compassion towards the snakes she catches and releases,I like the way she refers to them as bud or buddy 😂😂🤗💖.

@yupyupyup4444

20 күн бұрын

Thank you lol my little buddies

I love watching Marissa interact with people and animals. And now she has added something new I will look forward to in the future. Sock picking !

@yupyupyup4444

20 күн бұрын

Ha ha the content you didn’t know you wanted.

@TNbear0126

18 күн бұрын

@@yupyupyup4444 those cute little Puma ankle socks. My friend wears them and I always get a kick when she does. She’s not particularly big on brands or labels, but she’s religious about her little Puma socks! 😊 it’s become a running joke…”Got your Pumas on today?” Kicks off her shoes and proudly beams. 😂 When I saw your clip, I was “Ohmigosh, another one!” 😉

@yupyupyup4444

18 күн бұрын

@@TNbear0126 ha ha that’s funny. I love these socks they never fall down. I’ve never had to buy socks my mom stocks me up every Christmas and it’s my favorite gift. She did real good this year with the pumas!!

@TNbear0126

18 күн бұрын

@@yupyupyup4444 That's awesome. I love getting, as a gift, things I don't like to buy for myself (socks, T-shirts, etc.). Yeah, my friend swears by her little Puma anklets(?)...comfortable, cozy, well made, durable, etc. I need to buy some, now that it's shorts and sneaker weather here and I love low, ankle socks. All mine are just plain white with a yellow stripe across the toe line. *shrug* I need some colors and big lettering/words!

@yupyupyup4444

14 күн бұрын

⁠@@TNbear0126 Yesss get some and let me know what you think. Me and your friend are good promoters for them lol.

I never thought I'd see Marissa get more excited than when she gets to pick up a speckled rattle snake but it got beaten out by the cutest little foal! Marissa always makes my day, she's so bright and happy. We all need to be a little more Marissa-esque. ❤

@TNbear0126

21 күн бұрын

True. She’s a great ambassador/face for this stuff. If someone that bubbly and cheerful can be okay with venomous reptiles, then we all can. Education is key, and makes all the difference, and this channel lays it out like no other. I’ve learned more from Bryan’s “walk and talks” in a year than any other outlet/resource in my 55 years. That’s just true. 😊 And with that knowledge/info, the fear and dread I’ve carried my entire life fades away. Hard to be irrationally terrified of something when they’re no longer such an unknown/mysterious thing!

@yupyupyup4444

20 күн бұрын

Aww that was such a nice thing to say thank you 😊

We call the stickers that Marissa was pulling out of her socks, "foxtails." They grow everywhere I've lived in Southern California. The WORST is when they work their way into a dog's coat, skin, even deep into ears. Horrible when they get that far.

@joetheagent

22 күн бұрын

truly the devil. Cats get them too, eyes, ears, nostrils... I agree, horrible stuff.

@yupyupyup4444

20 күн бұрын

I do not like them. I did just read they can be deadly to dogs if they get lodged in their nose. Scary.

What a great episode. Thank you all so much for the wildlife education!! A class or at least a quarter/semester of venomous snake/reptile handling should be required, early education for anyone living in the deserts and other areas with large snake populations. This, of course, would have to be taught without actual hands on of venomous critters. I think it would help dispel so much of the phobia surrounding these beautiful beings. Please keep on posting!❤❤❤

Marissa, I'd have wanted to see the horses too!

“you feet fetish people, that’s all you get to see”. Certainly the quote of the day! It beggars the imagination to think about all of the bizarre comments these folks must get on their videos! Thanks for what you do despite the weird feedback you must get.

What a great video! Loved the horses and the 2 males chasing the illusive female!! AWESOME

Exciting time of year. Awesome video as always

good thing that home owner is kinda cool about them , I wouldn't want to call some of these people you deal with to tell them there might be another around

i use to hate picking foxtails out of my socks

Is the horse ok

In the 60's & 70's we had a cattle ranch in E. Texas. Periodically we would notice that one of our cows or horses would have a swollen side of their face. Seemed to happen to the cattle more than to the horses. While we have all 4 types of Amer. venomous snakes in E. Texas, most likely the bites were from either a cottonmouth or a rattler. My guess would be cottonmouth when they drink from the "stock pond". Rattlers would be hunting mice & rats around the hay & feed. We never had to call out our vet. Since livestock are too big for prey, I assume that most bites are either "dry bite" or a lower volume of venom.

I'm fine with rattlesnakes, but I'll admit that large ungulates like horses make me a bit nervous sometimes. XD

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If you guys ever need an extra camera guy/editor, I'd love to so an episode or two for you.