A food factory that won't allow you to show parts of is very sus. ie: they are doing things they don't want to get out as they know it is illegal.
@JenniferGrubbe4 сағат бұрын
Danger noodle
@MrNtlman12 сағат бұрын
Tally is best birb
@caffinatedredpanda9964Күн бұрын
If i recall, a proposed origin of that myth is when people were out in the bogs and everglades, was that when they were spooked on water they would use it to get to land as quickly as possible regardless of weather the human that spooked them was also moving in that direction.
@joshmumpower4077Күн бұрын
Very nice thanks for the insight in your profession
@ToadboyVlogs2 күн бұрын
Ik im a loser when i thought "another day another victory for the OGs taking down the sweats"
@redriver65412 күн бұрын
Ive heard thatany times. Never knew what it was. Amazing. Watching them hover is pretty cool too.
@redriver65412 күн бұрын
A little sparrow 💩 ain't never hurt nobody.
@captainmorgan21653 күн бұрын
bro why yo bird twerking?
@user-xs6wx5sx1o3 күн бұрын
Idk if it was a fluke or what but I’ve had them chase me personally
@thatsnakeguy20743 күн бұрын
You haven’t. Snakes coming towards you doesn’t equate to being chased. There is a reason there isn’t a single video in existence of a cottonmouth chasing someone despite phone cameras and GoPros being used. They move about 1-2mph so there is plenty of time to video.
@hayley44153 күн бұрын
That's pretty cool! See i like videos like this bc it takes the fear away. Not for me, for my husband 😅 i was telling him, they aren't going to pick u out and bite you for any reason lol if there's no sense of harm and you keep it moving, it'll be just fine
@coasternamegenerator56114 күн бұрын
Deploy the bird
@PaulVos-qw5kl4 күн бұрын
beautifull kestral
@faranzibrahim43364 күн бұрын
Look at his tail
@1makosyo14 күн бұрын
The fact that it seems like he/she got so mad and started screaming after it landed 🤣😂
@AIRSQUID55864 күн бұрын
Bros just chilling he's like yelling got some soda or something I'm thirsty
@Ratsnake4 күн бұрын
Remember, the only chase uneducated people. You're way too educated to ever have a copperhead chase you. Haha
@crystaleos4 күн бұрын
Aww he’s so confused! It’s wonderful that you’re out there dispelling myths about these creatures. Snakes aren’t out to chase and bite humans-they just want to live and exist safely like the rest of us. ❤
@Bethany3425 күн бұрын
To those who say they've been chased by a cottonmouth, what reason did the preydriven snake have for chasing you , who they can't eat? Because the only reason i can think of is you deliberately antagonized it, and they were doing warning strikes because they couldn't slither away like they wanted.
@thisnortherngirl44485 күн бұрын
Well thats sick as F 🤮
@Exotic_Mamba6 күн бұрын
Aw he's so silly ❤
@Bethany3426 күн бұрын
The predator birds are very food motivated. Then again, most of the time, them flying is to get food.
@moral19D6 күн бұрын
Raptors are by far and away my favorite animal.
@Xandoscritters6 күн бұрын
Thats a really nice setup,man!!! Nice to see keepers doing right by the animal. Unfortunately its somewhat rare
@LionOfKindness6 күн бұрын
How do we know that that snake was in a domesticated snake and wasn't somebody's pet?
@thatsnakeguy20746 күн бұрын
Because it’s a cottonmouth and found in the middle of a national park. Chances of it being a pet are next to nonexistent. Not to mention we found 8 and all behaved the same.
@spookykittie11146 күн бұрын
Look at that fat noodle!!! I've come across these guys several times hanging out by creeks.
@TenaciousWorkshop6 күн бұрын
That snake did not feel threatened by you guys, so it just went about its business. 😊
@itsyoboyevo_16467 күн бұрын
Great example of people who dont OVER REACT over SNAKES
@thatsnakeguy20747 күн бұрын
Yep!
@ThomasLuff-wg8tu7 күн бұрын
Yup, and everyone who stands under a tree during a thunderstorm is not struck by lightning. (someone who HAS been chased by a cotton mouth)
@thatsnakeguy20747 күн бұрын
No, you haven’t 😉 nor has anyone else.
@juankusoff7 күн бұрын
It’s almost like your experience ISN’T the universal standard for experiences 🤷♂️ Your narcissism is cringe.
@thatsnakeguy20747 күн бұрын
It’s almost like it IS universal and anyone who isn’t irrationally scared of them knows it as well 😱 go figure!
@juankusoff7 күн бұрын
@@thatsnakeguy2074 Either way, the way you conduct yourself is disgusting. Your head is lodged deeply up your own arsehole. Fear of something with the potential to bite and kill you, isn’t irrational, it’s common sense.
@thatsnakeguy20746 күн бұрын
Ahhhh almost like YOUR experience of me isn’t universal 😉 but if the hill you wanna die on is that I’m an ass because I call people on their BS stories vilifying an animal that wants nothing to do with them, then that’s your prerogative. I’ve got thousands of much more meaningful people who know otherwise.
@Bethany3425 күн бұрын
Looks like a troll popped up.
@juankusoff4 күн бұрын
@@Bethany342 Skank
@LionOfKindness7 күн бұрын
What inspired you to want to fly a g h o as a falconer?
@thatsnakeguy20746 күн бұрын
The first one came to me as a rehab patient. So it wasn’t intentional, but after rehabbing, imprinting, and being successful with it I saw potential. This bird is my round two who I hope to improve upon and fly even more successfully than the last
@LionOfKindness6 күн бұрын
@@thatsnakeguy2074 . That's cool that you are a falconer as well as a rehabber. They coincide with each other. So what do you hope to hunt. With your great horned owl?
@fieldy-80088 күн бұрын
Im so intrigued
@MrKuzisayso10 күн бұрын
That is dope man
@LionOfKindness12 күн бұрын
How did you come by this baby great horned owl?
@thatsnakeguy207412 күн бұрын
It’s being imprinted as a falconry bird
@LionOfKindness11 күн бұрын
@@thatsnakeguy2074 that's cool. Keep me posted. I've heard that they are boring as falconry birds but I would love to hear otherwise!
@LionOfKindness7 күн бұрын
Since my experience in flying g h o's is non existent, is taking an eyass & imprinting it, the best way to go for falconry? What are you feeding it & do you follow normal falconry procedure in manning them?
@everettelawsoniii511513 күн бұрын
Awesome.
@Chicken.sandwichv42014 күн бұрын
Cute little absolute unite
@Tubbycorrupt-ic3hq16 күн бұрын
He is gonna attack you with theese spiky stick on the back
@user-tn9en3vt3m19 күн бұрын
The #stinky hashtag
@Alphawolf71722 күн бұрын
Im your 484th like
@icxcnika223 күн бұрын
People also make and sell starling traps online, make sure to let any non-starlings out and simply dump the trap in a vat of water (kiddie pool/trash, can etc) to dispatch as many starlings as possible at one time. Help save your local birds from these devils
@Vacerous25 күн бұрын
Saw one of thses guys dive bomb a robin and smash it into the concrete. Feathers went everywhere and he looked so proud of himself standing on it.
@deliberatelyaverage26 күн бұрын
That bird heard: “Be advised, hostile B.I.R.D in your area.” Moments before disaster
@irenafarm27 күн бұрын
Stop making me want birb
@bill290828 күн бұрын
Do the females eat the males?
@miker443029 күн бұрын
Smiling as that’s the reality of nature. Amazing birds
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A food factory that won't allow you to show parts of is very sus. ie: they are doing things they don't want to get out as they know it is illegal.
Danger noodle
Tally is best birb
If i recall, a proposed origin of that myth is when people were out in the bogs and everglades, was that when they were spooked on water they would use it to get to land as quickly as possible regardless of weather the human that spooked them was also moving in that direction.
Very nice thanks for the insight in your profession
Ik im a loser when i thought "another day another victory for the OGs taking down the sweats"
Ive heard thatany times. Never knew what it was. Amazing. Watching them hover is pretty cool too.
A little sparrow 💩 ain't never hurt nobody.
bro why yo bird twerking?
Idk if it was a fluke or what but I’ve had them chase me personally
You haven’t. Snakes coming towards you doesn’t equate to being chased. There is a reason there isn’t a single video in existence of a cottonmouth chasing someone despite phone cameras and GoPros being used. They move about 1-2mph so there is plenty of time to video.
That's pretty cool! See i like videos like this bc it takes the fear away. Not for me, for my husband 😅 i was telling him, they aren't going to pick u out and bite you for any reason lol if there's no sense of harm and you keep it moving, it'll be just fine
Deploy the bird
beautifull kestral
Look at his tail
The fact that it seems like he/she got so mad and started screaming after it landed 🤣😂
Bros just chilling he's like yelling got some soda or something I'm thirsty
Remember, the only chase uneducated people. You're way too educated to ever have a copperhead chase you. Haha
Aww he’s so confused! It’s wonderful that you’re out there dispelling myths about these creatures. Snakes aren’t out to chase and bite humans-they just want to live and exist safely like the rest of us. ❤
To those who say they've been chased by a cottonmouth, what reason did the preydriven snake have for chasing you , who they can't eat? Because the only reason i can think of is you deliberately antagonized it, and they were doing warning strikes because they couldn't slither away like they wanted.
Well thats sick as F 🤮
Aw he's so silly ❤
The predator birds are very food motivated. Then again, most of the time, them flying is to get food.
Raptors are by far and away my favorite animal.
Thats a really nice setup,man!!! Nice to see keepers doing right by the animal. Unfortunately its somewhat rare
How do we know that that snake was in a domesticated snake and wasn't somebody's pet?
Because it’s a cottonmouth and found in the middle of a national park. Chances of it being a pet are next to nonexistent. Not to mention we found 8 and all behaved the same.
Look at that fat noodle!!! I've come across these guys several times hanging out by creeks.
That snake did not feel threatened by you guys, so it just went about its business. 😊
Great example of people who dont OVER REACT over SNAKES
Yep!
Yup, and everyone who stands under a tree during a thunderstorm is not struck by lightning. (someone who HAS been chased by a cotton mouth)
No, you haven’t 😉 nor has anyone else.
It’s almost like your experience ISN’T the universal standard for experiences 🤷♂️ Your narcissism is cringe.
It’s almost like it IS universal and anyone who isn’t irrationally scared of them knows it as well 😱 go figure!
@@thatsnakeguy2074 Either way, the way you conduct yourself is disgusting. Your head is lodged deeply up your own arsehole. Fear of something with the potential to bite and kill you, isn’t irrational, it’s common sense.
Ahhhh almost like YOUR experience of me isn’t universal 😉 but if the hill you wanna die on is that I’m an ass because I call people on their BS stories vilifying an animal that wants nothing to do with them, then that’s your prerogative. I’ve got thousands of much more meaningful people who know otherwise.
Looks like a troll popped up.
@@Bethany342 Skank
What inspired you to want to fly a g h o as a falconer?
The first one came to me as a rehab patient. So it wasn’t intentional, but after rehabbing, imprinting, and being successful with it I saw potential. This bird is my round two who I hope to improve upon and fly even more successfully than the last
@@thatsnakeguy2074 . That's cool that you are a falconer as well as a rehabber. They coincide with each other. So what do you hope to hunt. With your great horned owl?
Im so intrigued
That is dope man
How did you come by this baby great horned owl?
It’s being imprinted as a falconry bird
@@thatsnakeguy2074 that's cool. Keep me posted. I've heard that they are boring as falconry birds but I would love to hear otherwise!
Since my experience in flying g h o's is non existent, is taking an eyass & imprinting it, the best way to go for falconry? What are you feeding it & do you follow normal falconry procedure in manning them?
Awesome.
Cute little absolute unite
He is gonna attack you with theese spiky stick on the back
The #stinky hashtag
Im your 484th like
People also make and sell starling traps online, make sure to let any non-starlings out and simply dump the trap in a vat of water (kiddie pool/trash, can etc) to dispatch as many starlings as possible at one time. Help save your local birds from these devils
Saw one of thses guys dive bomb a robin and smash it into the concrete. Feathers went everywhere and he looked so proud of himself standing on it.
That bird heard: “Be advised, hostile B.I.R.D in your area.” Moments before disaster
Stop making me want birb
Do the females eat the males?
Smiling as that’s the reality of nature. Amazing birds
Is the insulation a danger for Hazard?
Song doesn't really fit here...
Creepy
Maybe not enough room for the bird
A literal "come and go"