Your videos with Graham are the best!

"Is that a Spinosaurus?!" That got me lol

Another great video & the snakes are beautiful. Graham has the magic touch to get them to pose for the camera.

I always look forward to seeing your videos pop up! Thanks for letting us join you!

That Scarlet Snake was cool. I always learn of new species when watch your videos. Thanks for doing what you do Noah!

5:00 as a kid in Boys Scouts at summer camp, we would catch the California Rosy Boa and use as our kerchief holder. They stayed all day. Same for this nice one.

Very nice kingsnakes and lizards.

Another great adventure. Thanks for showing how you release the snakes. I love watching them go under cover.

Those snakes know you guys very well!

i would just like to say thankyou as not only have you been able to inform me on many different snake species but you have also inspired me to start a youtube channel and i wish you the best of luck

1st flip and 2 gorgeous snakes.

Dude graham makes the videos so AWESOME

WOW!WOW! This would be the best 1st date ever!!! I've flipped every board I've seen where I am in Oklahoma & only ever find Rough Earths & Ringnecks. I'm grateful to even see them but I'd sure like to find some others.

Amazing! Again! Compliments to you Noah! 🤩🤩🤩

You need to go herping in bankhead national forest, love that place it's so beautiful and full of life

That speckled kingsnake was really nice. Great video.

What an awesome video Noah! You guys found a lot of different cool snakes and seemed to have a Greta too time! Good to see Graham in your video and you guys finishing up his trip with a bang! Thanks for an awesome video!!! Happy hunting! 😄💙🐬🐊🐍

My male eastern garter snake passed away Saturday after being with me for 8 years. It really sucks but he was probably just old. He was the same size the whole time I had him. He had been slowing down for the past few months and not eating very much.

Are we all going to just ignore that beautiful hummingbird right at the end of the video?

@manbearpig8746

2 жыл бұрын

Yea because there wasn’t a hummingbird lol

It's amazing

Loved seeing those speckled king snakes - even if the taxonomists say they aren't technically in the right geographic range to be grouped with them.

cool stuff

In central west Florida we had anoles, they were possibly absorbed by the so called invasive “Cuban lizard” and harder to find now. The Cuban lizards have a crest and blotchy brown color.

We have pretty speckled kings in the Ozarks.

2nd speckled king had a beautiful pattern ! .. ends with a bluebird !

Bro my family has 3500 acres in central Alabama you are more than welcome to come check out

If you ever come to northern Arkansas your welcome to come on my property in van Buren county.

The mud salamander you are thinking of is the Rusty Mud Salamander

I got a speck today in Geary county KS. Only note worthy snake of the entire day. We're still having below freezing temps at night 🙄

It’s like the snake are y’all friends there so calm around y’all

That green anole looks like a basilisk

Lucky.

I live in Alabama. You guys must’ve been along I-65 from Clanton to Montgomery or somewhere around there. (I live closer to Birmingham) I’ve seen so many fields and whatnot along 65 I’d love to check out but I don’t know anyone through there.

Come down to Dothan ,Ala

Eastern black kingsnake

The anole looked like a skull crawller

That second speckled king was invisible until you picked it up(at least for the camera haha)

I wish you had shown the scarlet snakes “hog nose” a little closer.

Hi Noah

gg well played

hey bro stay healthy bro

I am impressed how do you find snakes so fast😨

You got a graham from Colorado lol

...⭐⭐⭐⭐👍

How do you find all the tin??? I’m in north Texas by weatherford! Been looking very hard! But I don’t know where to start!

Hi, I love your videos! Which Kind of equipment do you prefer? GoPro on the cap? In which episode can I see it? Best regards from germany!

Curious about the differences between a Speckled King and a Brooks King snake?? Jim C.

Hey do you ever find any morel mushrooms while your out herping?

Little late, just started watching this vid. I started flipping a couple days ago and flipped around 30 rocks/logs and seen 0. Do you recommend being around a lake or river ?

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I wish more people bred captive speckled kingsnakes like we have here in bama

@joshuasuggs2379

2 жыл бұрын

They are eastern black kingsnake I’m AL and they are protected. That’s why they aren’t bred

Yup, nothing like flipping your junk...

Do you get Timber Rattlesnakes in the Piedmont pine forests?

Hi

Just found this channel And was just wondering all that tin he is flipping did he place some them out or just finding tin everywhere ???

when are you gonna go back to west Texas??!!!!

I thought that was a 5 lined skink

could that anole be a hybrid?

First

10:08, that appears to be an Anolis cristatellus, aka Crested Anole, different than the Green Anole. I see them all over the place around St. Augustine Fl.

Have you ever been herping in Ohio?

Who do you ask and how do you get premisson to herp on other peoples properties

@manbearpig8746

2 жыл бұрын

Ask the owners?

Why are these snakes not baskin in the Sun and always hiding ?

Was that a wasp nest at 9:35?

@davidfield23

2 жыл бұрын

Might be bad on that he next trip.

it's possible that the anole is a hybrid between the green and brown anole

Give me litle snake😢

I've been binge watching your vids, lol. Always enjoyable and educational. I had sent you a pic of an anole with a huge crest a while ago. Check your email.