Noah, dude, what the hell? I've never seen one of those whipsnakes in my life, not live or even in any videos and you flip SIX of them in one day! Amazing!
This herping is very unique with this change to more tropical species and all those new species. Nice whipsnakes, coachwhip, Texas tortoise, newt, tarantula and microhylid symbiosis and cacti. This symbiotic relationship has been noted among different tarantula and microhylid species around the world. Also we want more botany collaborations.
Cant believe you guys didn’t run into any rattlesnakes. But the S. Texas landscape is so cool to see with all its different species than we are used to seeing in the SE.🤘🤘😎
Noah, this was an awesome video! I have to say that I did not see the blue in the whipsnakes, but I did see the green in the newt. I am so happy for you that you got to see so many things you were hoping to see! Looks like you had an excellent trip and I can’t wait to see part 2. Thank you for an amazing video. Have a great day!!! 😄💙🐬🐍🐊🫶🏼
Gotta say, this was a bussin video. For some reason the Devo song, Whip It kept running through my mind while watching this. Some stellar finds! Great collab. I'll hop over to see Kyle's version of this Devo adventure.
Holy crap!! What a awsome episode!! So many lifers & other great finds!! And ya got to hang out with the coolest botanist on the planet!!! This might be the best episode of 2023!!! You straight up killed it this year brother!!
I found this treasure of a channel for snake lovers like myself. You actually know what you're talking about, so I subscribed! Great fun work exploring and finding these snakes.
I love Pop Milk! Great channel. I can't wait to see what you 2 get into in the next part. Great video as always. Catch you on the flip-side. Richard in Arkansas
Adding to my desperate need to make a spring South Texas trip happen...I've only ever gotten hands on one live whipsnake in my life (only a few months ago) and it was beautiful, would love to film the other species soon. Was completely unaware about newts in that region too (I'm sure the field guide I have mentions them, but I've glossed past it).
So cool that you met up with Joey - I love both of your channels. Would love to see more collab's like that! When you showed the Texas Tortoise somewhat struggling in the grass I was wondering if maybe the grass was an invasive and immediately thought of Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't. Thanks for all the awesome content over the years!
Awesome video Noah. You and Kyle found some awesome snakes. If you guys ever make it up to the hill country of Texas, let me know. Luv to go herping with ya’ll. I’ve seen a few big Texas Indigo’s up here.👍🐍
@@chetchurchill9524 Yes, they are in the hill country. I almost caught a 6 footer crossing a road about 10 miles south of Bandera, Texas. It quickly crawled under a 6’ fence before I could grasp it. Indigos have also been seen many times by the Fish & Game officials I talked to in the Texas Hills State Park. They have migrated north for sure.👍
Some really cool snakes this episode Noah! And a native newt in the thorn scrub? how is that even a thing? I had no idea. Also...Did you plan to meet Joey while exploring the thorn scrub or was that accidental?? I mean... its totally believable that it was accidental because he has a bit of a reputation for loitering and yelling at plants in south Texas thorn scrub while he laments the region's on going ecological demise... if that was actually random it is hilarious that is how we get the first NKFherping and Crime Pays but Botany Doesn't crossover... more of these please... you'll just have to bleep Joey sometimes.
Newts are a type of salamander. All newts belong to the Family Salamandridae, but not all members of the family Salamandridae ae newts. The term newt is not really a technical or scientific term.
Check out Kyle’s POV! ruclips.net/video/28ZWBvjTaoA/видео.htmlsi=nQdxNxLRbrPBpOy5
about the Coniophanes imperialis, everything says non-venomous, or is it been reclassified as venomous ?
Noah, dude, what the hell? I've never seen one of those whipsnakes in my life, not live or even in any videos and you flip SIX of them in one day! Amazing!
Gotta watch more PopMilk!
Getting to see that Narrow-Mouthed Toad go down the tarantula hole with the Tarantula coming out to protect it was so cool!
This herping is very unique with this change to more tropical species and all those new species. Nice whipsnakes, coachwhip, Texas tortoise, newt, tarantula and microhylid symbiosis and cacti. This symbiotic relationship has been noted among different tarantula and microhylid species around the world. Also we want more botany collaborations.
That tortoise decided he was gonna r-u-n-n o-f-t
Mushrooms and Peyote man all those snakes are going look real colorful and purdy for sure
Cant believe you guys didn’t run into any rattlesnakes. But the S. Texas landscape is so cool to see with all its different species than we are used to seeing in the SE.🤘🤘😎
This is the first part, who knows what else interesting they found later.
Love the new habitat and so many new species! Especially fond of the Texas tortoise! Cheers!
Two of my favorite herpers!! Pop milk and NKF!! Awesome guys!! From here in southern Missouri
Noah, this was an awesome video! I have to say that I did not see the blue in the whipsnakes, but I did see the green in the newt. I am so happy for you that you got to see so many things you were hoping to see! Looks like you had an excellent trip and I can’t wait to see part 2. Thank you for an amazing video. Have a great day!!! 😄💙🐬🐍🐊🫶🏼
I can't see the blue either, thought it might just be my cheapo phone..
@@scottnixon2899 I have a cheap phone too, but I don’t think that’s the problem…lol😆
Gotta say, this was a bussin video. For some reason the Devo song, Whip It kept running through my mind while watching this. Some stellar finds! Great collab. I'll hop over to see Kyle's version of this Devo adventure.
The collab we knew we needed.
And the briefest of CPBBD cameos - love seeing this sort confluence
Awesome Shots
Holy crap!! What a awsome episode!! So many lifers & other great finds!! And ya got to hang out with the coolest botanist on the planet!!! This might be the best episode of 2023!!! You straight up killed it this year brother!!
Lets gooooo!! Another NKFHerping video🤩🤩🤩
Nice one guys happy new year✌️
I found this treasure of a channel for snake lovers like myself. You actually know what you're talking about, so I subscribed! Great fun work exploring and finding these snakes.
Can’t wait for part 2, you are so close to where I live! I need to make more trips to south Texas.
Very cool colab!!! 2 of my faves!!!
Very cool on the 6-pack of Schott’s, the Conio and the Notoph
I love Pop Milk! Great channel. I can't wait to see what you 2 get into in the next part. Great video as always. Catch you on the flip-side.
Richard in Arkansas
Lots of new snakes. Great trip by the looks of it ❤
South Texas has some of the coolest snakes lizards frogs almost anything you can think of great video
For sure.
Welcome to Tejas!
Nice! Hoping to see more Joey Santore in part 2!!!
I wish we got to spend more time with him, he was busy with plant business! Hopefully I’ll get to spend more time with him in the field in 2024!
I did not see that collab coming! 😂 real nice
Get stuff. Love looking for snakes and birds in TX!
Adding to my desperate need to make a spring South Texas trip happen...I've only ever gotten hands on one live whipsnake in my life (only a few months ago) and it was beautiful, would love to film the other species soon. Was completely unaware about newts in that region too (I'm sure the field guide I have mentions them, but I've glossed past it).
Awesome finds
If you brought all that rusty tin back to California and sold it, you would make a small fortune!
That 2nd coachwhip was one pissed off snek!
Your leaf cutter clip was almost “Ants Canada” quality, ants are hard to film!
I love how a good snake got you guys to whispering! 😂
Oh yeah!
Hands of a herper at 9:52 - bloody and covered in snake poop.
Fun!
Cool you came down and went out with Pop Milk in God's country, enjoyed from the wheelhouse offshore GOM.
What, you met up with Joey too! 3 of my favorite channels in 1.
Really like Kyle's Sn shirt. We have a disjunct population of horned lizards in SW MO where I live.
I do believe Kyle sells those!
And I really like your vids❤
that was a wicked spider
So cool that you met up with Joey - I love both of your channels. Would love to see more collab's like that! When you showed the Texas Tortoise somewhat struggling in the grass I was wondering if maybe the grass was an invasive and immediately thought of Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't. Thanks for all the awesome content over the years!
I do believe that is the invasive Buffelgrass you’ve surely heard Joey talking about!
Awesome video Noah. You and Kyle found some awesome snakes. If you guys ever make it up to the hill country of Texas, let me know. Luv to go herping with ya’ll. I’ve seen a few big Texas Indigo’s up here.👍🐍
In the hill country? indigos??
@@chetchurchill9524 Yes, they are in the hill country. I almost caught a 6 footer crossing a road about 10 miles south of Bandera, Texas. It quickly crawled under a 6’ fence before I could grasp it. Indigos have also been seen many times by the Fish & Game officials I talked to in the Texas Hills State Park. They have migrated north for sure.👍
@@bgrritchiet Awesome !!
The intrusive thoughts of poking a tarantula and gobbling at the turkeys are so real. Me too dude.
Told you that you could come see the Schottis down here
The @crimepaysbutbontanydoesnt cameo lol
What an awesome video- 2024 is going to be great if this is any indication- great video Noah - how rare are those Texas tortoises?
They’re pretty common in the right habitat, but I imagine they could be hard to specifically target.
Why did that coachwhip turn on *whisper mode* 😂
you shaved the beard W
If you ain't in the RGV you ain't in South Texas.
Yep!
Was thinking the same thing . Saw south Texas then laughed when they were in Houston 😂.
That albino milk is incredible.
They are thick down here in Aransas county
I don't remember these kind of racer's were in rosger Conant's field guide.The original in the 1980s
I'm so amused at how the auto-captions are trying to figure out "tamaulipan" - "tom a leapin'" is the best so far...
Some really cool snakes this episode Noah! And a native newt in the thorn scrub? how is that even a thing? I had no idea. Also...Did you plan to meet Joey while exploring the thorn scrub or was that accidental?? I mean... its totally believable that it was accidental because he has a bit of a reputation for loitering and yelling at plants in south Texas thorn scrub while he laments the region's on going ecological demise... if that was actually random it is hilarious that is how we get the first NKFherping and Crime Pays but Botany Doesn't crossover... more of these please... you'll just have to bleep Joey sometimes.
It was a planned meetup, I’d love to spend more time in the field with Joey! Hopefully he can come do some Georgia videos!
So ... how much does Kyle charge for a day out like this??!?!??!? Killer episode!
I didn't know there were Leaf Cutter Ants in the US.
dude, awesome vid! love the whip snakes! how do you find flip spots like that?
I’m first❤❤❤
Great video! Just wondering what areas do y’all visit in these videos? Do you go to specific parks or just along the road?
Surprised, you didn't find any guns under those tins in Texas.
Thankfully there are many friendly and well armed Texans out there willing to let people rummage through their tin!
I wish you would give the general areas where you hunt. "south texas" is too vague and covers a lot of ground.
The texas tortoise looks a lot like a box turtle that cannot fully claus it's shell
How do yall pick your spots to look for snakes, is it private land or just like random spots you happen to see?
You sounded excited about the plant, but idk what it is, I need more info to properly appreciate it.😅
Rat snakes are the most perfect, and _emoryi_ is one of the best. 5:00
You sure yall didn’t harvest some of that peyote Noah?😂😂
I thought the whipsnak was a garter 👁
Was that a pscylocibin cube sis there?
Did you take any lophophora Williamsii for scholarly study back home? Hey - how did a herper know what peyote looks like? I'm gonna tell!!
Peyote is among the easiest cacti to identify. Also most herpers know about plants.
Newt salamander what’s the difference??
Newts are a type of salamander. All newts belong to the Family Salamandridae, but not all members of the family Salamandridae ae newts. The term newt is not really a technical or scientific term.
@@williamfarr8807 ok thanks for that✌️
where does all this tin come from?
Prob hurricane
I think most of it is put out by herpers on purpose😎
where are the 2024 videos
You're so afraid of snakes!
Snakes are kool , and they eat a bunch of rodents n insects that i do not like.