Slender under a rock goes hard

“Ah Flying Squirrel!”😂 6:07

You seriouslyshould write a field herping guide. Your skill is unmatched. You're killing it this year. Congrats on the 2 new kings in the yard. I'm always amazed by how much find but I know it's from so much hard work, dedication, and time put in. Catch you on the flip-side. Richard from Arkansas

Being from Southern CA, every time I hear "a Ruber" it makes me think rattlesnake (and my favorite Crotalus at that!)! You guys are teasing me. 🤣

Nice job as always. Spring at the ranch, can’t beat 2 chains in the backyard 👍🏻

What a great video! Seeing you all out in spring nature, so delighted with each new discovery and sharing it all - great to watch. I hope your videos pull more people into this hobby and that they pay attention to your care of the animals and their habitat. I was glad you didn’t find any animals that had been injured by earlier, careless herpers. I remember one of your videos where you found multiple snakes dead or maimed by people thoughtlessly dropping their rocks back on them without making sure the snakes wouldn’t be crushed.

Man awesome video! Appreciate how constant you are in posting!

Love your content and you inspire me to get out and try and find some of the local species in NW Ohio. I used to catch Garter's non stop back when I was a kid at our cottage in SE Michigan...some of the best memories.

Great video! Come on warmer weather!

thank for the internment . awesome vid

4:19 Absolute goofball Some banger finds over there!

Day of the ground noodles! The pattern on the baby racer was weird. He reminded me more of a Rat with that coloring.

where i am, in the right time of year, glass lizards are everywhere

@NKFherping

3 ай бұрын

Yeah they can be really common in some places. But those places don’t exist in North Georgia, and they’re usually the most common species being the Eastern Glass Lizard (which is actually even rarer in North Georgia than the species in this video).

Really awesome video! I’m in north Georgia and haven’t found a thing on my local trails😭 so I’m living vicariously through you!

Very cool glass lizard!

I see large glass lizards like this often in nc

Those leg less lizards/ glass snakes we call em are everywhere in Florida 😂 I picked up a scarlet in my driveway a week ago under my wife’s truck. We got em all guys. Plenty of none native exotics also. A couple friends of mine were participating in the python removal last summer and found a shed from a roughly 9’ king cobra 🐍 when your in the Florida woods you never ever know what you may find. Beware of the Skunk ape and the Florida man also! Lmfaoo

Fun fact I had a whole comment typed out about how I couldnt believe you just shoved 30 tantila at me and barely a ringneck and how mean it was but then you blessed me with a triple flip at the end so thank u 😂 That said, I definitely see what you mean now with the scarlet kingsnake vs milksnake sizes!! SO very cool. And the glass lizard under a rock!! I didnt even know what I was looking at at first. They're such gorgeous animals. Still so weird to see a snakelike lil guy that blinks at you and has a funny mouth and flops weirdly in the grass lol. It feels so off but in the best way. I hope you dont mind my occasional hype over ringnecks. I think bc they ARE common, and reactions to them are naturally pretty muted, my brain latched on to them, starting with ringnecks but now tantila, red bellies, and even some of the worm and earth snakes make me smile. I know they're great for a bit of filler inbetween the big catches and I love the big colorful ones too (I think my favorite overall snake species that you catch with some regularity are scarlet kings, coachwhips, rough greens and non-muddy cottonmouths, also big black racers go brrrrrr), but idk, something about the everpresent little fossorials just give me a lot of comfort. I just wanted you to know that for all my messing around I genuinely appreciate that you still show them often!! They are Little Dudes and I love them. Once I get my patreon account running I WILL join the discord for the occasional ringneck picture lmao

Beautiful iridescence on that worm snake

Another awesome video Noah! Some of those king snakes were gorgeous! That glass lizard was pretty cool as well! So far you have an amazing start to the year. Take care and happy herping!!! 😄💙🐬🐍🐊🫶🏼

That second sk was a stunner

Long long time ago when I was young my father found one had it for like 6 year's we called it emerald green class lizard

Nice scarlet kings and regular kings. Also nice legless lizard and first box turtle. I wonder what the first kingsnake had. I also wonder how sure you can be about their genetic relationships. Some people struggle with this for humans!

Awesome video-

Yes, it's spring if the May apples are up.

It’s like an Easter egg hunt but with snakes! 🐍 😂😂 I love that you guys are living your best lives! Keep it up and thank you!! ❤️🙌🏻

Yee Yee

Wow, i don't know how you get so many picks of herps, i can barely get one of my lewisi .id love to find more up north here in Wisconsin, someday ill go south and see more .

That small scarlet looked like a cheap plastic toy it’s colors were incredible

Good video, Noah. Just sad you didn’t see an Indigo, though I’m not sure how common they are in those parts or for this time of the year.

LFG

Sweet, cooperative glass lizard! I know spring is young, but it seems box turtle numbers are down compared to this time last yr. Do you recall box turtle numbers last yr?

Ring neck party…. Lol

It’s so weird how some of you vids get 200K views yet others struggle to get to 20K

So I’m curious. What is the rarest snake in GA? One that lives here and didn’t just cross the road in from FL. Thanks!

@USCisgay

3 ай бұрын

Probably eastern indigo snake or maybe pine snake

Hi

I found one in southeast GA. Are they common down here

How often do you get bit by the non venomous snakes while handling them?

Are there Sharp Tailed snakes in GA? I found some years and years ago. Very strange how they probe the dirt looking for worms….

"Two Tantillas and a worm snake" Sung like 2 turntables & a microphone 🤣