Giant Hognose Snake in My Yard! Swamp Herping, Tin Flipping, and More with PetfaxTV!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- An epic day of exploring North Georgia swamplands and flipping tin with Graham and Greg!
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I don't know why, but it always makes me laugh when I watch people getting reflexively startled by a hognose bluff strike. That's a snake that will definitely not bite, but it always acts like it will, and it's so convincing that people always jump. A hognose is so good at bluffing that even if people know it won't bite, it can still get them to react.
After a successful bluff strike, I imagine the hognose being like "haha gottem".
Your videos have helped me to get over my fear of snakes. I’m more fascinated by them now than afraid.
Good
You are very lucky living in Georgia where you are .Its a lovely climate great environment and a descent eco system . Where I live in the UK our reptiles are almost non existence our eco system is in a very poor state. we also have very few wild places to go to any more. April in north Georgia is warmer and sunnier that our July.What a great Hognose snake and a very beautiful water snake. I enjoy your videos keep them going.
@Uzeir Khan Thats what I mean super rare. . Near Eastbourne April 1976 I found thirty adders in less than an hour. In that same area now I am lucky if I can find one or two in a whole year. So very sad.
Is it pollution or habitat lose...
U guys need to come to Germany, here we have tons of reptiles and amphibians, especially in the middel and south of germany.
I got even lacerta bilineata in my garden here in Frankfurt am Main.
@@christophercooper5843 Habitat loss, pollution, to many people, dogs and to much development.
@@naturund2takt348 Do you still have vipera aspis in the Black Forest.
Put his crocs in sports mode and pulled out a snapping turtle 😂😂
Hello from Florida! I've been watching for about 2 years now and I'm in the FFA now, I show my friends your videos of you herping so we would go around the school flipping rocks and 1 tin we have near a pond we found a ringsnake and a pygmy rattlesnake
so far. much love! ✌❤
Me to bro.
the important thing is not harm them ;)
AA😢😢😢😢😢😢 leave them alone
@@zoesterry921 we're not touching them or anything. just observing.
racerunners are also in the same family as tegus, which makes them extra cool in my eyes
Awesome Hognose
They can sure put on a good show, too.
That hognose was absolutely awesome! I loved the solid black!
I love Brown snakes! They're like wee baby vipers that you can hold.
Same, people freak out when I tell them I'm holding a baby rattler. (Obviously I tell people what they really are)
Graham makes herping so FUN and FUNNY
Man that Snapper was a chunk! Hopefully Bruce keeps growing to be that size!
Great content! Keep it up! I love the small teaching moments you do!
That red midland water snake was beautiful!!! Like, I’ve wanted a snake tattoo for awhile and I think I might get one like that, he’s that gorgeous
....I see swamp catching, I click, simple as that...👍👍👍👍
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Bruh this channel is so underated
Awesome. Eastern hognose is my favorite snake. Got to feed one when I was younger.
Hi from AL...I'm surrounded by reptile phobes,so it's so refreshing to watch your vidas. Really nice salamanders and snakes.
Ikr, we used to have nextdoor neighbors that would kill a rat snake at a moments notice. It makes me so mad!
Graham snagging the snapper. 12:11 😂 That reaction. I see what I need to do now..."I've never found anything other than a ringsnake under this" Nice flip guys!
12:12 This bro moment was priceless. Living your best life.
The snapping turtle was like waits to eat his fingers or face 😂
The ‘Brown Snake’ has very similar pattern to a Viper, The only venomous snake in UK (v mild)... Great video as always very enjoyable
Yeah, brown snakes are known as a viper mimick
@@brickosaurus2276 oh really, I thought I was the first to notice lol
Dat spread natter!
what a super cool find! that black tho! so pretty! thanks for the vid man and awesome job as always
Hey bro, I have a friend that I snake hunt with. We caught a baby worm snake. We are off to more. Thanks for entertaining us
That little red belly snake was so tiny! Cute!😍 Of course the hognose was my favorite! I got excited when I saw the title and impatient!
Very nice black eastern hognose snake. I know them mostly with a pattern. Also quite surprising salamanders for this time of year.
That was so cool Noah! I’m so glad you guys are having a great time! I so want to find a ring neck or a worm snake to hold. I have never held a snake and I want to. Thanks for the great video and I can’t wait to see more! 😄💙🐬🐊🐍
I live in Georgia and I had no clue we had hognose snakes!! So cool
I tried all winter and all this early spring to find a mudsnake and the dried up swamps here and I can’t do it flipped a bunch of logs in the water flip logs on the outside of the swamp look through stuff and I just can’t find one under a log like I used to when I was a kid. And I’m in a spot where I found them crossing the trail before and I know there’s lots in the area they are so cryptic
Eastern/Southern Hognose are my 2nd fav local snake, 1st are Indigos. Great video
Whoa he is HUGE!
You didn’t know that 😐
You didnr even see him
@@groot4894 fax
It’s nice to see critters from other parts of the world. You wouldn’t casually be saying brown snake here in South Australia.
Lol
I can’t wait to visit Georgia and Florida to do some herping. ❤️
This was a great video!!! Those salamanders were awesome, and I'm mostly a snake guy...
Great finds!!!
I am surprised they did not keep the all black Hognose Snake
Spotted salamanders are so cartoonish its hard to believe they are real.
Love the vids. keep up the great work.
I absolutely love the passion you guys have - enjoying the simple but powerful pleasures of wilderness adventures and documenting the incredible creatures that lurk within. Curious about what you know about this: Another RUclipsr has repeatedly found a large number of shells of dead box turtles (over a diversity of areas) and he is convinced that disease or something is significantly diminishing their numbers - what's your take on this? Thanks!
Interesting, I've seen a couple of shells recently
I remember you flipping a big black hognose a while back, it might have been a couple years ago. It would be cool if it was the same one.
hognose go smush
Love your content, it's so cool getting to see all sorts of wildlife in places that I rarely get to visit. Please keep it up, and thank you! :)
sorry if i was rude i love your videos i have a corn snake because of your channel
The hognose is beautiful love that snake 🐍
I hope the snake with the wound at 9:43 heals safely
I caught my first ever California kingsnake earlier today
How big? I swear I saw one, that was at least 6ft one evening. Just drove on by.
@@50buttfish about 20 inches, just a juvenile. I was on a hiking trail, I saw black and white, yelled, king king king, and grabbed it.
@@TOFIREPHOTO Did you keep it?
@@BasicallyOkuyasuIDK66554 never would but I did get a pet baby cali king on Thursday. Captive bread same with his parents.
@@TOFIREPHOTO Cool
I love your videos so much :D they fill the void in my heart when I can’t go herping myself lol
Those hognose snakes look so much like cobras!
Hi Noah
I would love to join you one day I live in middle Tennessee maybe one day you can come here and look
Salamanders are underrated af
I live in Georgia as well and all I want to find is a hognose.. if I happen to find a young one I might keep it
I love you
I like Georgia
Hognose" grrr i's feerce"
I have seen a lot of big salamanders this year
As usual beautifully done 👏👏👏 and informative. You guys are having such a great time 🙂🙂Hognose this big has got to be a girl..great defensive display give her the Oscar! I love each and every one of your videos so much diversity out there where you live compared to here in San Diego CA.
It seems your water snakes are not as aggressive as are northern water snakes up here in pa
cool hognose , I live in East Texas , I've found 4 hognose this last couple weeks on our land . yours is black , the ones I am finding look like copperheads , interesting I wonder why the coloration difference .
What does "lifers" mean? I hear you say it a lot and I think it means one of the first herps you have found? Sorry I am new to the herping world so still learning everything!
You'll have to do your research and head to Utah to find a Utah milk snake
Are there “rules” for herping? Are you on other people’s property? Who puts down the tins? Can anyone check tins as long as they put everything back? Not interested in doing, just curious . . .
Hey at 9:29 i think i saw a white snake but it could just be a snake shedding idk but check it out
not into snakes, not afraid just grew up in eastern Montana full of Rattlers and Bull snakes, So I ask you, Did you place all the Tin around to help you in you r hobby? are they on state or private land? are there a lot of folks looking at these animals?
I wonder if it is worth it to go Herping in Maryland. We have a couple different species of snake here for sure, including the Cottonmouth and Copperhead. Never really seen Maryland as a big reptile state tho.
Love ur vids!!! Ps: see ur dm’s, you are so inspiring!
I live in North GA. Where are you finding mud snakes??
hi i’m zayne i’m you’re biggest fan and if u would throw a snake in the water that would make my day ps i love snakes 🐍
What area of North GA? I am near the Pickens/Gilmer County area...
Do alligator's ever show up in Georgia ?
I think that is a cobra but I don’t know
That was a North Georgia Cobra .
Is that a DeKay’s brown snake?
ima get a pet corn snake
You’re the best what is the biggest turtle you have card caught
hey when you got the hognose its not colarado
4th ever found in the state of Colorado.. On iNaturalist?
You never know if turtles or gators be under them or in the swamp area .
Why are there random pieces of metal out in the woods? Blown around by storms?
Construction workers throw junk in the middle of no where, at least in my area they do
Midland water snakes what about Farland and close land water snakes😂😂😂😂
where was this?
Where is the is ?
I'm in Georgia and I saw A snake
What part of Colorado is He from?
Ok but why did u pick the spotted salamander with your HANDS the oil in your hands can get into the spotted salamanders skin and make them sick
r u sure two lined salamanders arnt just yellow redback salamanders
What is a voucher photo?
Why is so many animals there 😲
St this point if you hold it its harmless
What's a lifer?
Get a pet turtle
I knew you do have a soft spot for hognose but you rated them so low 😭
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thats athicc turtle
Hi
Anyone else ever been chased by a copperhead before? :|
Chased by a black swan. Birds are reptilian, so maybe that counts some.
Cottonmouth and Western diamond-back.
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Love the vids.Keep up the great work.