Finding Rare Snakes in Colorado! Speckled King, Milksnake, Hognose, Blind Snakes, and more!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- The last and possibly best two days from my Colorado trip! This video was the hardest hit by my footage loss, dozens of amazing flip clips that in my opinion would've made this video one of my best. Nevertheless, it is in the past and I hope you guys still enjoy!
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A day like this could only happen with our ensemble. So proud of what we did and glad everyone was there.
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Can't get better than that trip to CO. Crushed it. 3 threads? speckled? C'mon man.
Survey said “no”
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14:09 "he looks *really sad*" awh 😂
I’m so happy to see all of you guys in my home state! I live vicariously through you all since I’m a pretty banged up skater punk from the 80’s. I can’t hike or herp as much as I used to. I still try to take my grandkids out every so often for short trips. You guys are awesome!
I love herping here even though i only catch garter snakes
So glad I found this channel. You’re an inspiration for me to get out and go herping again. It’s been about 10 years since I’ve been out. Caught 7 Garter snakes last weekend. Hopefully I’ll have time to get back to it this weekend.
Dude that first coachwhip's coloration was spectacular and his eyes were so pretty, but then y'all flipped that pink/red one and wow! Loved the plains rat snake (rats are still a fave of mine). The other big standout was the racer with the beautiful yellow belly. Amazing vid! ❤
That was one of the best I've seen yet from this channel. Love the coachwhips and great plains skinks. Loved it all, though
Love your videos! The filming and species are excellent!
That plains garter was 🌋🌋🌋. The orange tone on the back stripe was amazing!
Cruised my first Yellow Bellied Racer the other day, just for the car behind me to blow past me stopped on the side of the road and swerve over to hit the snake.
I had no idea so many species of snakes live in Colorado. Awesome stuff!
When I moved to the USA i was so excited to start finding snakes as where I'm from (sardinia) has like 1 kind of snake. So far I've only found a dekays lol I'm still trying though. The coachwhip was beautiful
Awesome trip Noah! You saw some beautiful snakes and many of them! I’m so glad you had a good safe trip. I love learning about different snakes from different areas and what they look like! That baby speckled king had to be one of my favorites. I just love your videos and I can’t wait for the next! Thanks dude! 😄❤️🐬
That speckled was really nice! Awesome hog! Great vid!
Never had that luck but i love herping Colorado so much.
Thanks for sharing. Such beautiful animals!
Awesome finds ! The day before yester day I herped 2 gecko's, and 2 Natrix maura in Mallorca near cap de pera , one small and one very small one. Today my mom found a unfortunatly thick dead horseshoe snake allong the road (roadkill), and I saw a frog at the garden center.
A very successful trip in Colorado.
Your Texas Blind Snakes are now New Mexico Threadsnakes, Rena dissecta. Still just as rare in Colorado.
Great video! 🌞
Coach Whip City!
Man so many beautiful snakes!
I love the pink coach whips
I swear your in a new state every day! 😂
I just caught my first Iowa black rat snake today! It was a juvenile and the first snake my children ever got to pet.
What I like is the fact that they’re so healthy you show people a lot of snakes that they really need to see
Excellent video man
Gosh what an incredible video. Damn shame about the flip clips but you found some beautiful snakes.
Love love love the night herping. Would appreciate it like this so much more than any daytime excursion. Keep up the good work, look forward to seeing what more you all can finenn no no no
Awesome.. and wow, those garters are gorgeous
Beautiful milk snake.
You're taking some nasty bites to bring us the great content. Thank you!
Every herp was stunning 😍 I love all the fun facts you have about them! I have learned so much from you!
Also woodhouse toads get freaking giant
It's nice to see so many snakes.
I love your vids
Me: yellow
Noah: bAnAnA cOlOrEd
7:18 the coachwhip did not want to leave
Awesome video!! All of those snakes were beautiful!!
Awesome hunting! Great seeing the speckled king, I've found one in missouri before but that was the only one
A different place, much more open country everywhere and many stunning animals. I wouldn’t expect coachwhips to be so common and flipable like kingsnakes in other areas. The plains skinks where nice too. I noticed a lack of dense pit viper populations there.
U guys are whipping today.
I caught a yellow bellied racer on the border of Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming. It was about 3 feet and was green bellied
These snakes be biting the crap outta people!
Uploaded on my birthday!
Wow, great variation of colubrids. Can’t complain about a SE Colorado out like the one you guys had.
And Noah, if you set up enough cover in “Pine Snake Habitat”, you will definitely find them that way. Especially if you dig out some pockets for cooling and comfort, the snakes and rodents will come.
Those garters were really pretty. My female eastern garter isn't that huge but she is a lot larger than the ones I see in the woods near my house. I might breed mine next year. I gave them a 2 year break. She had 29 babies 2 years ago and she was much smaller then. I don't know how many she would have now. I wish I could get a few captive bred morphs. Eastern garters have so many beautiful morphs now.
those big bulls dont nip at ya? please come to Tx and let me see what ya get around SA...north 1604 area....love the vids.....beautiful hog
Wahoo!! More slithery friends! #Snake4Life
Had a speckled king snake when I was younger as a pet really pretty snake
Its so funny when things bite him, lol
12:45 i think those are floats, to shut the water off when it got full
The coachwhip is number one on my bucket list. In California I used to catch striped racers, which I figure are like small coachwhips with stripes, but I've never spent enough time anyplace where coachwhips are "common" to actually find and catch one, except once when I was in Florida I *may* have seen one's tail escaping from me into the brush, unless it was just a black racer which really are common down there.
Up north of Redding there used to be whipsnakes; not coachwhips. and they are black with 2 yellow strips on each side no middle stripe. They are a racer and very fast. The one I caught was a little over 5’, a very long time ago.
Yes the Texas blind Snake is very rare here in Colorado.
hey I'm Cole Foster and I am 9 love your channel and I just moved to northern Alabama any reccomonditions on how and where to find snakes thanks, Cole
I loled when the first blood we saw was after the ratty
Come to Michigan man 🐍🐍
9:00 Yes there is, middle left
0:39 thats actually a prarie racr runner
Such a diverse video! Nice snakes! I am planning to visit Colorado in July. Any way I could join a herping trip?
I love cute snake
Where there is a speckled, there is a rattler.
We have millions of those toads in our back yard. After it rains they're all over the roads.
Where do you live at??
Is there something you do to make the snakes calm cause ever single snake I find except ring necks and green snakes bites and shits all over me
We want to go snake hunting in Georgia . Where is the best area in Southern/Central Georgia??? Our boys love watching your videos. Thanks!!
I've never had a bull snake bite at me yet. Do you find that to be true with the bull snakes you find. they're pretty tame?
They bluff strike a lot, and like to pretend to be scary. I’m not sure if I’ve ever actually been bit by one though.
The coachwhips here in nevada are really agressive
Where is this
I've seen a speckled king snake in new Mexico
That skink dropped a big one on him
Where did you guys go for this vid?
Are all Hognose snakes rear fang snakes and in fact do carry a mild toxin with them??
Yes they are all rear fanged & the most you’ll get from the bite is a little nasty infection from the salvia but treatable with a shot & good care. Thet normally don’t bite. Unless you smell like food as far as a mouse or something they’d eat.
What do you do to the snakes?
What's the difference in gopher, pine, and bull snakes??
They’re all different species of the genus Pituophis. The difference seems to be scale pattern on the rostrum www.lihs.org/files/caresheets/Pituophis.htm nmherpsociety.org/reptiles/snakes/pituophiscateniferaffinis/bullorgopher.html
@@carschmn thank you that was actually really helpful!
Your. IDs are amazing… but if only you could start each one with the date and temperature.
When and where can I find good snakes in Colorado
How you capture/catch them in wild?
Geez I thought I found a bunch of coachwhips... never found that many n a day... what makes that first king a speckled and not a desert king? The saddles make me think its a desert king, do speckled have saddles when they r young and lose them as they become adults?
Truthfully these are intergrades between Speckled and Desert Kings, but there are pure Speckled Kings in central Kansas that have that saddling. I associate Desert Kings with having that “sock head” look more than the saddles though.
@@NKFherping thanks, I have a video of what I thought was a speckled king on my channel, smetlogik informed me it looked to b an intergrade as well, at the time I didn't even know what a desert king was... anyways, nice finds on the coachwhips, they r everywhere in this area east central NM here
i know he knows quite a bit about snakes, i wonder if he studies the endemic snakes of that area before he goes, or does he know that much about snakes i wonder.
How often do you wind Eastern and western Diamondbacks?
Great content! keep it up.
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Hey man… so my daughter and I found a frog last night that I’ve never seen before… We live in Southeastern NC… I was wondering if there was a way I could send you a picture to help me identify it… We’re thinkin it may be an Eastern Narrow Mouth Toad (Gastrophryne Carolinensis).
Email it to me! noahkfields@gmail.com
How bad and how many bites you got
Do you guys know what city he was next to?
Hi nfk herping
"Alright guys..."
Straight gorgeous hoggy btw, I don't know how you don't end up taking any of these babies home. I completely understand letting them live their lives but you gotta have some badass snakes at home.
Hi I have a snake in my balcony in we do not know how to get it out we think is a rat snake or a water snake NC Cary Weston lakeside apartment 1114
question, what does NKF stand for?
I think its his initials. His first name is Noah.
His name is Noah K Fields. Here’s an interview with him m.ruclips.net/video/-Zx1Yu_e3iE/видео.html
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You have to censure this finger! Kids may see it!
Over all, great herping!
Do you guys come to Ohio?
Just telling you i know pygmy rattlers are your nemeses if you want to find them go to the sandhills of NC
Alright guys.
Is that specked king the same speckled king species he finds in Georgia?
They are not, the ones in CO are way better.
No speckled kings in GA.
@@davidfield23 oh yeah. Where has he found them?
@@ShepStevVidEOs No speckleds in GA, eastern kings there. I was joking about CO having better kings.
@@ShepStevVidEOs usually he starts finding them in mid to west Alabama then states west of there.
no more rattlers 😠
Ohio has plenty of snakes
Please hit Washington county Utah! And hook me up too
How do u lose a horned lizard, they're so slow
There are PLENTY of ways to lose a horned lizard. Just like there are plenty of ways to lose a snake. Doesn't matter how slow an animal is, you can still lose one.
@@nonesoherpetological8974 I lose snakes often, horned lizards r so slow u would think ud b able to find it n the grass somewhere
Your thumb is bleeding.