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Very Nice!

Great memories 😊!!!

Hollllllly crap man, congrats! That was a great looking AK. Was that a rattlesnake conservancy hat btw?

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INSANE! Yall found everything beside Bigfoot. This was one of the best herping videos I've seen in awhile. I appreciate yall putting in that grind to find all those beautiful animals. I hope to see another one soon. Catch you on the flip-side. Richard from Arkansas

Good work! Thanks for sharing!

nice the holy grail

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Looks pretty cool. 0:35 Did you actually get a copperhead eating on film?

Holy crap that intro music was ear-shattering, bro.

Cool salamanders

1st time viewer, B&D . . . very nice job! 🙂

I believe rat snakes have more vertebrae than most other snakes. That’s the kinking look you get.

Nice video man! Gotta love those Pigeon Mountain Sallies!! Been forever since I have seen one of them at that cave in Georgia. Nice finds on the other salamanders too!

That is such a weird behavior from the Yellow Rat near the end--I have never seen that before from the rats here in MO or elsewhere. Ever seen rats of different subspecies do that?

I enjoyed watching this video, mate! Great job!

I live in Ocala national Forest, and in one of the few people that fishing game allows me to hunt snakes in Ocala national Forest. Been collecting snakes for 65 years and breeding and everything love to go snake, hunting and hopping still not as fast as I used to be I’m 78 but I find some beautiful pine snakes, Indigo Eastern diamondback or the Cat to look at at don’t catch them anymore. I have about 10 snakes in my collection but that’s enough to take care of.

where do i find them

Thank you for posting! A few things: one, you probably already know, but your Southern Appalachian was definitely a Southern Appalachian and not a Slimy. Secondly, great job with the desmogs! Last, I just want to say that I like how you post footage of when you DON'T find stuff in addition to when you do. I tend to just post footage of when I find good stuff, like most herp channels do (too rare these days with work), and sometimes that makes you think everyone else is finding stuff effortlessly. You keep it real.

Corn snake and American Alligator 2 of my favorite Reptiles

Brother! I like your hair style. Be careful with snake bro...

Nice job on the Plethodon shermani!

Beautiful snakes! You do a really great job, Daniel! Very knowledgeable. I enjoyed watching!

Nice stuff man! Coming to AZ myself in a few days to look for a lot of the same stuff. Nice Speck especially! I am going to lose my mind if I see a Ridge and a Rock the same way you did out there. Congrats again!

WOW, those first two salamanders you found were beautiful, especially that bright red one. I have never seen like that so thank you for sharing. You are very blessed to live where you live to find all these amazing salamanders. I only wish my son and I could find what you find. Love your video. 😊🇨🇦

I'm a new subscriber. I really enjoyed the video. Very nice milk and corn. Also, the salamanders were really nice. Plus, I'm a huge box turtle fan. I can't wait to see the next one. ✌ Richard from Arkansas

Nice vid 🎉

good stuff Bailey. How would you describe herping there compared to Florida?

Good stuff !

Nice stuff man! Just saw some of those species myself for the first time in several years and am getting together the footage now. Red-cheeks are the best even though they're so common.

Awesome stuff man! Just spent a few days in Florida myself as a transition between some Texas herping and Appalachia, but the video is going to take forever to edit. Love the cotton, the pretty pigmy, and the box turtles especially--keep it up!!

Nice

Nice guys👍

Awesome video!!

Nice finds👍

Slow here too

Nice job on those manders! Hunting chamerlaini and mud salamanders is a ton of fun--next time you're in Eastern/Central NC going from TN, you should try for Sandhills Eurycea--those are a really fun one to photograph.

That's a nice Grey phase Storeria. My last 2 red bellies were the rusties.

Is their a certain time of morning you go and find stuff I can’t seem to find the sweet spot lol

That was awesome! One thing, in the future could you leave the names up longer?

Very good video!

the coral snake was really cool

wow, nice finds

Very very cool critters!

That’s awesome! What a privilege to see a glass frog in its natural habitat. They are too darn cute

Awesome glad that you got to experience Pura Vida herping! Love finding the Velvet Worms!

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Looking forward to the next video! I'll be herping on Costa Rica for three weeks in February. When's the next video gonna post?

I wish I can travel to Costa Rica one day. What was the location of this place? Nice video bro!

Congrats on the Northern Spring! When I went to college in Virginia, warm rains in March/April and again in October were a surefire way to find gyros and Red Salamander adults if you cruised long enough along a road with lots of streams/springs along it. Keep up the good work man!