Mostly find yellow-faced whips, small-eyed snakes the occasional juvie brown and red belly. I envy American herpers who seem to get 50+ snakes a day of at least 20 different species.
@@MrSuperleobros Herping in America can be insanely hard. If you live in Georgia, Florida, or any state out west, it is brain dead easy. If you live anywhere else, it's decently hard
Wow, nice c. horridus! I miss those guys, living in this part of Texas. And, that last king reminds me of one I found at Ft. Stewart when I was in the National Guard. Pretty snakes!
Sounds like you guys are next to I-75 lol. Lived in Central Florida for several years. There’s definitely some nice things about living in the south...but fire ants aren’t one of them lol.
Well if your ever in san Diego I can take you to all the good spots, boa lyre snakes kingsnakes , mountain king , anything like that , if been road driving and flipping for over 20 years.
Those S Ga canebrakes are so beautiful. Ran into a 5.5 footer a few yrs back while clearing some brush in Homerville and he must have had at least 10-12 rattles on him. We measured him with a stick laying next to him and then let him go😎
That last snake to me was and always will be a Canebrake rattlesnake.I know people nowadays interchangeably use the term Timber rattlesnake,but to me that creamy color with black bands mean a Canebrake.The black colored version of the one found farther north is a Timber.I know they're the same snake but I'm old school like that.That was a fantastic video.If you've ever been a tin flippin' virgin,when you flip your first rattlesnake under tin,it is a total adrenaline rush.LOL!
Those were some nice kings, if yall ever go though jacksonville i know a place absolutely loaded with eastern diamondbacks, and some of the biggest eaterns ive heard of have been found around jacksonville look up hige rattlesnake found in st johns county theres a sheriff holding one up with some tongs and of course they exaggerated like hell but it looks like it could actually be 6 feet or so which you know is huge
I honestly thought kingsnakes were more bitey than what you have shown here. Did these guys at least strike? Great herp vid, keep them coming!!! Subscribed for sure.
Hey Buds - Great Video. I'm here in Long Island and have a question: If the spot is loaded with fire ants, why don't you flip the board over and leave it (instead of flipping it backs). Wouldn't this make it more hospitable for snakes the next time you go to the spot?
Those Kingsnakes were freaking awesome, but you saved the best for last! That Canebrake was absolutely gorgeous!!! Great video, Noah, I really enjoyed this one!!!
It is cool that you release them. I've hunted and kept snakes all my life and they are a lot more fun to catch than to keep. Relatively boring as "pets."
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I just have one question! Why do you put up videos on the same kind of snakes and others? I've watched most of the videos you upload and all I see is the same kind of herps! What's up with this? I'm sure you can find other species...
How rare would a white rattler and a canebrake be in the Coastal area of South Carolina? The solid white red eyes was about 3 feet found underneath my lawn more. Given too a friend that’s a professor. Canebrake was unfortunately decapitated. I opened my large tool box it struck I slammed the lid. It was a dry bite at least and hated too kill it but reflexes.
I'm sorry, i really don't mean to be ugly. There are two things that can send me into shock. One of my ex-wives and snakes. I'd drive three states out of my way to avoid both. In the end there's just not enough shotguns shells in the world.
Timber just wanted a warm friend to cuddle with. you guys played with the kings but left little buzz tail all by its lonesome self. Thats mean and discriminatory 😆
Eastern subspecies looks bigger than _Lampropeltis getula californiae_ . I remember when you weren't legally allowed to own one and when morphs appeared on the market. I have some old pics of me holding a wild one I'd caught. I was probably about 14.
The fact that I’ve seen you get recaptures more than a few times only makes me see how detrimental it is not to collect, poach, or harm these animals. Also where I am, how few species I have locally, really says something on how snake populations are doing near me. Def a lot of persecution going on, not to mention habitat loss and pollution. Wonder how it used to be where I am
I'm hoping someone might be able to help me identify a snake I saw last fall. It was a young snake guessing about 8 inches long. I live in central Illinois. It was a tannish grey snake with dark bars and spots. From what I was able to look up. It could be bull snake, pine snake, milk snake, fox snake or rat snake. What I noticed the most was it's head. Looking at the head it looked the same shape as a python's. The images I've found don't show the shape of the head very well. I would appreciate any help. Thanks
Also look up hecksher drive i believe thats the correct spelling head out going east from 295 when you get out to whats called little talbot island thats where it starts anywhere between there and fernandina is a hot spot , its got big pine snakes , indigos, red, greyand yellow rats the yellows 6 ft plus, eatern diamondbacks cottonmouths, and then of course racers and the list goes on, the only reason im giving this up is i have 3 kids im married and have moved to nc dont have time or money to herp away from home but i still hit these spots when i visit family. My strictly eastern spot is somewhere else, ive got quite a few spots my all time fav is the cottonmouth i dont give up these spots but ill tell you the biggest cottonmouth ive ever heard of was killed by a landscaping crew in baldwin florida it was massive looking in the pic i ve never heard of one this big but i swear it looked over 5 feet and had a huge head
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I remember when this dude had maybe 6k subs....hes growing fast and with good reason, love these vids! Keep up the awesome work!
i wish i could herp in america
in australia all we find when we lift things up are deadly brown snakes
Little venom babys
Nathalie Mercier And that’s why there’s the stereotype that everything kills you in Australia 😂
Very true
Mostly find yellow-faced whips, small-eyed snakes the occasional juvie brown and red belly. I envy American herpers who seem to get 50+ snakes a day of at least 20 different species.
@@MrSuperleobros Herping in America can be insanely hard. If you live in Georgia, Florida, or any state out west, it is brain dead easy. If you live anywhere else, it's decently hard
I don’t even herp and I love watching these vids man! Get to see cool ass snakes and don’t have to find them myself!
Same, a lot of snakes at my creek in the summer time
I only herp by mistake ! I'm very rural central Texas...love this channel, learning alot!
...."stop rattling and go back to your tin pile...."
Love it.
That made me laugh😆
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Hands down the best herping content on RUclips, keep it up man.
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I like how the piece of cover at 7:10 says king haha. Nice video Noah!
Maaan that rattler was a fantastic find! Thanks for the vids!
Thats huge king snake
Gorgeous Timber. My heart might've stopped briefly if I flipped something and that beast was there. Awesome video, again.
Wow, nice c. horridus! I miss those guys, living in this part of Texas. And, that last king reminds me of one I found at Ft. Stewart when I was in the National Guard. Pretty snakes!
Was that king big enough to eat that rattlesnake? Weren't they found close to each other?
***REMEMBER: Use your snake hook....instead of your hands ! ! ! Only takes one time to grab by a venomous and get bit.
Nice Vid!! Can’t wait to see what is coming during the rest of the spring months!
Wow I can never get enough of Wild king snakes!
I really like your videos.
With all the shit going on in the world right now its nice to have your videos to flip on and thanks for that bud.
Sounds like you guys are next to I-75 lol. Lived in Central Florida for several years. There’s definitely some nice things about living in the south...but fire ants aren’t one of them lol.
5:26 I peed when he said a toad😂
bro last week me my mom and dad were walking out of loves truckstop in Florida and saw a baby eastern diamond back rattlesnake
That king was pet shop clean damn!
Its funny how everyone in the rest of the world has to stay at home cuz of coronavirus while you guys just get out of your houde to find some snakes
Government is illigitimate , you were all fibbed too
FIRST!!Awesome vid btw!😁😁😁
I enjoy watching your vids
Well if your ever in san Diego I can take you to all the good spots, boa lyre snakes kingsnakes , mountain king , anything like that , if been road driving and flipping for over 20 years.
i live in san diego can i come
Dude, that first King was so nice. CLEAN
Those S Ga canebrakes are so beautiful. Ran into a 5.5 footer a few yrs back while clearing some brush in Homerville and he must have had at least 10-12 rattles on him. We measured him with a stick laying next to him and then let him go😎
In SW Oklahoma we have pigmy and western diamondback but in eastern OK we call the timber rattlers velvet tails.
This makes me wanna go herping
That last snake to me was and always will be a Canebrake rattlesnake.I know people nowadays interchangeably use the term Timber rattlesnake,but to me that creamy color with black bands mean a Canebrake.The black colored version of the one found farther north is a Timber.I know they're the same snake but I'm old school like that.That was a fantastic video.If you've ever been a tin flippin' virgin,when you flip your first rattlesnake under tin,it is a total adrenaline rush.LOL!
I know im not the only one that gets anxiety when they lift one up
Those were some nice kings, if yall ever go though jacksonville i know a place absolutely loaded with eastern diamondbacks, and some of the biggest eaterns ive heard of have been found around jacksonville look up hige rattlesnake found in st johns county theres a sheriff holding one up with some tongs and of course they exaggerated like hell but it looks like it could actually be 6 feet or so which you know is huge
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What’s the point of picking them up just to put them back down ?
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Why dose he have 100k he should have 2mil
I honestly thought kingsnakes were more bitey than what you have shown here. Did these guys at least strike?
Great herp vid, keep them coming!!!
Subscribed for sure.
Love your videos man keep it up
Hey Buds - Great Video. I'm here in Long Island and have a question: If the spot is loaded with fire ants, why don't you flip the board over and leave it (instead of flipping it backs). Wouldn't this make it more hospitable for snakes the next time you go to the spot?
Wish we had king snakes up north, not in eastern Mass. Those things are awesome looking.
Those Kingsnakes were freaking awesome, but you saved the best for last! That Canebrake was absolutely gorgeous!!! Great video, Noah, I really enjoyed this one!!!
Love your channel brother
It is cool that you release them. I've hunted and kept snakes all my life and they are a lot more fun to catch than to keep. Relatively boring as "pets."
All this scattered "tin" from Tornados or severe thunder storms?
Depending on where he is at, likely from tornadoes, if he’s south of Randolph or Terrell Counties, it could be from Hurricane Michael
Ah this brings me back to my childhood, looking for snakes under rocks and pieces of plywood
Where’s this at in South Ga? I’m near Albany!
i just found your channel, i never knew there was a word for looking for snakes n stuff, ive been doing it since i was a kid
I'm in pa and it's crazy how the timbers look there in comparison.
Awesome stuff.
Brings me back to my childhood
i live in columbus ga
Looks as though your Canebreak had a recent meal as well.
From Indonesian always standby
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a lot of beautiful snakes! some awesome Timber Rattlers!
crazy amount of kings..love to see snakes thriving...hopefully we can stop suburban clearcutting of this vital habitat.
I just have one question! Why do you put up videos on the same kind of snakes and others? I've watched most of the videos you upload and all I see is the same kind of herps!
What's up with this? I'm sure you can find other species...
How rare would a white rattler and a canebrake be in the Coastal area of South Carolina? The solid white red eyes was about 3 feet found underneath my lawn more. Given too a friend that’s a professor. Canebrake was unfortunately decapitated. I opened my large tool box it struck I slammed the lid. It was a dry bite at least and hated too kill it but reflexes.
I'm sorry, i really don't mean to be ugly. There are two things that can send me into shock. One of my ex-wives and snakes. I'd drive three states out of my way to avoid both. In the end there's just not enough shotguns shells in the world.
Timber just wanted a warm friend to cuddle with. you guys played with the kings but left little buzz tail all by its lonesome self. Thats mean and discriminatory 😆
Okay so do u put that tin and wood down to flip it later or do you just find it?
They have the best system set up to find snakes 👍
I’m in Georgia. Where are some good spots to visit? Follow me on IG @tsunamis_photography
Great video bro
Helo im from indonesia. I like you vidios
I wonder where these tins, sign boards come from. Tornado debris?
Yo I just posted a vid of me finding and handling britain’s only venomous snake (the adder) if anyone’s interested in seeing that
Cool video
I have yet to see you get seriously bitten. Do Kingsnakes have a mellow disposition?
Will a King eat a Timber? Maybe not one 'that' size but typically will they try?
Are u guys not getting bite of those snakes you carry on hand?
Great videos, never disappoints
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BRING ME A KING SNAKE, I NEED ONE BAD!! 😍
@plaguelock I WANT A WILD ONE TO KEEP IT IN THE YARD NOT MAKE A PET OUT OF IT!! I THINK SNAKES SHOULD BE KEPT WILD NOT CAGED UP!!
That rattle snake was so stunning!
Flips a board king!!
King snake ohh fuckia
Herp yesss!
When u got the two king snakes there was a other snake by your feet it was it looked like a copper head
Eastern subspecies looks bigger than _Lampropeltis getula californiae_ . I remember when you weren't legally allowed to own one and when morphs appeared on the market. I have some old pics of me holding a wild one I'd caught. I was probably about 14.
what is your favorite snake?mine is the western Diamond back
At 9:37 there was a copperhead under that in the upper middle of the sreen
no I don’t think it was
at 2:43 upper right corner of video, copperhead?
WOW so good to see all the King snakes. You inspire me to search out some good locations down in Florida. Well done.
Awesome snake color
The fact that I’ve seen you get recaptures more than a few times only makes me see how detrimental it is not to collect, poach, or harm these animals. Also where I am, how few species I have locally, really says something on how snake populations are doing near me. Def a lot of persecution going on, not to mention habitat loss and pollution. Wonder how it used to be where I am
There sure is a lot of trash lying around there
Great videos y’all have thanks for posting them
What happens if a non venomous snake bites you? Nothing?
Rattle snakes rattle snakes the more they bite the quicker you die
Thanks for moving turtles and reptiles out of the road
Why in Georgia many doors and broken house in the forest?
Are yu guys crazy ? Trying to look for venmous snakes
Hell yeah man keeping it wild lol
you missied a snake while you were walking by the white bored
rattle snake would loo good on my wall
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Why is there so much debris in that part of the world?
imo Timbers have to be the least attractive rattlesnake.
@MagicBiscuit no.
Rattlesnakes in general are just beautiful snakes.
@@pavelnedvjed965 not the timber(or canebrake) which was my point.
I'm hoping someone might be able to help me identify a snake I saw last fall. It was a young snake guessing about 8 inches long. I live in central Illinois. It was a tannish grey snake with dark bars and spots. From what I was able to look up. It could be bull snake, pine snake, milk snake, fox snake or rat snake. What I noticed the most was it's head. Looking at the head it looked the same shape as a python's. The images I've found don't show the shape of the head very well. I would appreciate any help. Thanks
Also look up hecksher drive i believe thats the correct spelling head out going east from 295 when you get out to whats called little talbot island thats where it starts anywhere between there and fernandina is a hot spot , its got big pine snakes , indigos, red, greyand yellow rats the yellows 6 ft plus, eatern diamondbacks cottonmouths, and then of course racers and the list goes on, the only reason im giving this up is i have 3 kids im married and have moved to nc dont have time or money to herp away from home but i still hit these spots when i visit family. My strictly eastern spot is somewhere else, ive got quite a few spots my all time fav is the cottonmouth i dont give up these spots but ill tell you the biggest cottonmouth ive ever heard of was killed by a landscaping crew in baldwin florida it was massive looking in the pic i ve never heard of one this big but i swear it looked over 5 feet and had a huge head
I’m pretty sure it’s timber everywhere but south Florida. Doesn’t make a difference, just never heard anyone from Georgia call them a Canebreak
Any way to get in touch wit u about some of the snakes u find
hey watch our snake video if you get a chance!?