Super random but thanks for consistently keeping the channel PG with language. I enjoy sharing these with my 4 year old and hopefully my younger kids as they get older. We enjoy herping in our property!

Noah searching for lethal vipers in tall grass....with sandals on. You are a bravey.

This guy has taught me so much. I love that he’s down to earth and respectful ❤

The kingsnake whisperer himself! Finds more in a week than I do in a year…

@timmykephart

Ай бұрын

I've seen two this year, which is HUGE considering I've only ever seen four. Finally found some good cruising roads this year though, I used to do nothing but flip.

@typicalshenaniganz

Ай бұрын

@@timmykephart I mostly flip for them and have terrible luck. Do you think cruising is the best play?

@timmykephart

Ай бұрын

@@typicalshenaniganz yea cruising has definitely been paying off this year. The first Mole King I found was a flip find though. Kings seem to like the time before and after storms. Haven't quite pinpointed it, but warm overcast days tend to be better for finding snakes in general.

I'm just amazed how you see all these snakes. I live in a wooded area and rarely see snakes in my yard or in the woods. But, I know they see me. Awesome video!

Keep up the videos, best part of my day is when you post a video. Get well covid isn't fun

I dearly love watching your channel

I'm so glad you're feeling better 😊

"A cool day of only 77 degrees..." 😆 No amount of herps would make a southern life worth it for me. Love the fresh shed ratsnake - the black ratsnakes with lots of pattern retained in adulthood are best.

Sick video as always !! Dude my snake road video FINALLY got me monetized !!!! 😁

@cedarwaxwing3509

Ай бұрын

Congrats. That was a great video!

Thanks Noah! Glad your better

Just got a tally of 5 copperheads at a place I’ve never seen a snake at before hahahaha. Also saw some fellow herpers there looking for em too. It was a great evening and then I found out you uploaded. Perfect

I would plan a vacation around having you guys take me out looking for kings and indigos in either Florida or Georgia, whichever one works. We’re talking bucket list. I grew up in southern Florida and spent most of my childhood herping, so the nostalgia for me would be amazing!

Garter snakes used to be so common where I lived in Western Washington in the 60’s and 70’s, I’d catch as many a I could carry by the tails (bring them home, put them in a bucket and they’d escape to live another day)

That is a HUGE garter. I had a small one poop/musk on me yesterday 😂 Blue Dawn is my best remedy, works like a charm.

Some of these harmelss snakes be like, "Put me down!" and pull a Snips! This is hilarious.

I would have to have a lot more confidence in my vision and a snake's unwillingness to bite before I would go herping in Copperhead and Timber habitat with open toed sandles. This was another excellent episode. Those first two box turtles were really vivid with their wet shells. Also, weirdly I don't see the upvote button for this video, only the thumbs down button is visible.

@jasonstorie8740

Ай бұрын

I know I think about that every time he goes out wearing those and shorts, especially with vipers under the tin he’s flipping or just walking through the woods. Those heatseeking pits aren’t just for looks

I was sitting on my back porch about a month ago and noticed something odd swaying on my fence, it looked odd because it was so light colored at night, it ended up being an albino rat snake, that was a very cool find. I let it go and now I wish I had kept it.

@Donotrepostvids

Ай бұрын

your so lucky!! but i would never recommend taking a wild snake from the wild- there so used to eating outside, living outside, etc. it would be almost impossible to keep it in captivity. As they would probably die. But don’t get me wrong, i would too

@jgjones21

Ай бұрын

@Donotrepostvids At least I snapped me a pic of it before I released it. So in a way I have it forever lol.

At least the garter snake musk is a good smell test. Also nice timbers and corn snake.

Damn bro, sorry to here you got covid. I'm glad you're back up and at it. Great video. I always say that but I don't think I have seen you put out a video that wasn't great. I hope you enjoyed your Arkansas trip. I live right next to Little Rock. I'll be sitting g here finding out to see the next video you drop. Thanks for the content. I'll catch you on the flipside. Richard and Heather from Arkansas

Congrats for getting over COVID! And for saving those turtles; always love to see that, my dad would stop every time he saw one (NW FL/Panama City area, lots of species but we saved a ton of Boxes and Gophers in particular) and I'd skitter out of the car to move whatever turtle was out in the road. Man, that really was a pretty Copperhead-- loved those spots!

jealous of all the things you're finding! haven't had much luck myself

@ErthBeer

Ай бұрын

...what's one of the coolest things you've found thus far?

@madelynwells2060

Ай бұрын

@@ErthBeer probably an eastern narrow mouth toad :)

@ErthBeer

Ай бұрын

@@madelynwells2060...what on earth is that?😲... and also, did you keep it?

@madelynwells2060

Ай бұрын

@@ErthBeer it looks like a brown triangle and nope! Catch and release as always :)

Box turtles missing toes are often males who lost them during fights with other males during mating season.

Thanks 👍

Some real nice specimens Noah. That Garter is a screamer.

Great video as usualy and hope you have a good recovery covid sucks

Beautiful snakes ❤❤❤

Man you should sell snake hooks as a side hustle with all the sick herping videos

Glad you are feeling better- sad we are still dealing with the C word

@deb_ellen9733

Ай бұрын

How do you keep getting COVID???

Great stuff! That’s how my wife and I go to all our snake areas that are far from the parking spots. That’s a nice stick! Did you make it yourself?

Plot Twist - The OG Rat Snake wanted to join you on the bike to warn you of that mean Corn Snake. That snek was a douche. I love Box Turtles. For a laugh, type in "Family Guy Box Turtle" lol Take care

for the love of potatoes, get some boots. making my anxiety go through the roof.

I've never seen such big garter snakes. Growing up they were always slender and small (maybe I only ever saw babies??).

....🐍

Hi Noah

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Canebrake central

"How is there this much water inside of you"

Another great video, informative and entertaining good job

When you flip tin, do you have spots on public land or are they mostly private?

Never picked up a garter snake that didn't poop.

Noah do you know anyone in ellijay that can come move a bunch of copperheads for me - just curious man I’ve tried asking everywhere else

Its been my experience that Corn Snakes are very bitey :-(

I wonder how many things you have to flip in a day to find snakes? I've flipped a lot of rocks in my region of GA and found nothing but salamanders and bark scorps.

@davidfield23

Ай бұрын

I’ve flipped hundreds and found nothing some days. Other days I’ve found many. Mostly common stuff but some good. If you are not flipping anything move to another spot. And keep moving till you do find something. The best flipping is in cooler weather like spring or fall. Early mornings or afternoons. I’ve been with Noah on days where we both flipped hundreds of rocks and found very few snakes. While covering about 7 miles of terrain in the mountains. Good luck and don’t give up!

@TheIndigoEclipse

Ай бұрын

@@davidfield23 It's crazy how easy he makes it look in these videos. I imagine if he live-streamed a day of hunting it'd be a ton of nothing huh? There's a river near where I'm flipping with lots of rolling hills. I figured I'd at least find ringnecks, but nadda so far. Guess I'll keep at it!

@davidfield23

Ай бұрын

Exactly. Yesterday he did eleven and a half miles and found a few. He works his butt off. Sometimes the snakes are mostly on one side of the hill and not the other depending on what side is wetter or dryer, what side gets morning or afternoon sun, etc. Sometimes it’s an extreme difference. I’ve seen mountain sides where one side will have a ringneck and maybe a garter but the other side will be covered with timbers, copperheads, garters, and more. I’ve hunted for days in the Sandhills without finding anything and the next time I go I’ll find 10 in a day within just a few hours.

Potentially noob question, but what are the vouchers about?

@NKFherping

Ай бұрын

Just a voucher photo for my records, so I can keep track of what snakes I’ve seen and where over a long period of time!

@ACblue1

Ай бұрын

@@NKFherping Oh gotcha! Thanks for explaining :)

Ohh you have lol "Covid" Un subbed WTF

@Wott786

Ай бұрын

Huh? Why?

It’s dragged not drug. Sorry but I’m an English nerd.

@ErthBeer

Ай бұрын

....says who?

@ggoannas

Ай бұрын

@@ErthBeerI taught English. Look it up.

@ErthBeer

Ай бұрын

@@ggoannas ...look it up where? If I look it up here, he says drug instead of dragged, most people do as well, if I looked it up where you tell me to, it would say something else, o guess the one you like the most is correct.

@ggoannas

Ай бұрын

@@ErthBeer​​⁠ANY serious grammar page! For instance: Dragged is the past tense and past participle form of the verb drag that’s considered standard. In some American dialects, drug is used as the past tense and past participle form of drag-and can be used in all the same ways that dragged is. This use is usually considered nonstandard.

@ErthBeer

Ай бұрын

@@ggoannas...is it pronounced drag'd or draggid'?