Milksnakes, Rattlesnakes, and Bears, Oh My! Snake Hunting North Georgia's Blue Ridge in August
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- A few shockingly productive days spent in the North Georgia mountains during an August heat wave!
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That timber was stunning. To me they are like the German Shepherds of the snake world; handsome and stately.
When i lived deep in the woods of Tn. we had a bluff right behind our house and we would sit and watch through the window with bino's and watch them start creeping out as the sun heated the bluff. It was so cool!
That’s the dream right there!
If tv was like NKF vlog, it would be worth watching
Oh yay!! Back in your sandals in the dark! You are SO COOL!!
I HATE loving your videos!!! I’m EXTREMELY afraid of snakes, and it isn’t fair how you’re making me re-evaluate my fear!!
awesome video 👍 timber rattlesnakes are 1 of my favorites 👍
I’m here early for a change! Getting notifications from Noah are always awesome. I also get happy when Graham’s channel too!!!
I am enjoying my herping courtesy of NKFherping, Thank you, Noah.
I love your videos! I watch every new one and look forward to the next. Keep sharing those beautiful snakes! Love em’!
I really love when you make videos in the mountains. Hopefully you will try and find some cool salamanders as the weather cools down.
I recently made another trip that was more salamander-focused. Video coming soon!
Thank you for making great videos. One of the things I like is you spend a little bit of time with the herp. Love the timbers and I really liked the one milk snake crossing the road. Keep up the great work.
That just goes to show buddy persistence pays off trust me I oughta know you guys have good time for me and be safe out there and have fun
Love the video.
Enjoyed the video. Must be really fun to travel around and look for herps. Wish I would have done a lot more of it when I was younger.
19:12 oh my lord I'm in love 😍
If tv were like this it would be worth watching
Gees that milk snake was spastic!
Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️👍We subscribed to your channel, very interesting video ❤️❤️
I love these videos. 💯
Thanks for educating me to snakes! your enthusiasm for them is amazing ! Keep continuing to make fun interesting content as I look forward to each new episode!
Great job. That “road cruised” milk was a real banger. And night time getulus’ are always a welcome find. Cheers dude!
Great video and great trip! That king snake was awesome! I hope the good luck stays with you. Stay safe and herp on!! 😄❤️🐬
Great stuff; excellent observation of the Timber. The milks and kings were outstanding...
Loving seeing your channel grow! Look at the view counts on your videos!
Great video, Noah. Keep em coming. Found a huge gravid eastern gartersnake in my back yard.
Howdy
That was the darkest eastern milk that I've ever seen! That was wild! The last milk is more like the ones I've found. Good lookin snake. 👍
Those milk snakes were incredible.
Never seen one in the wild myself... living vicariously through you man.
Keep up the great content
Also how is there 16k views and less than 900 likes?
People are idiots
Wicked video as usual boys!keep them coming✌️
cool snakes
While discussing your first snake,I heard a very familiar frog..Sounds sort of like da de da de da...In none of the frog call videos I've listened to have I found this frog,but they are common in NC,Tenn,GA and AL.
I'm going to Blue Ridge Sept 18th for the blues and bbq festival.
I rented a cabin out in the blue ridge mountain area back in March of 2020, great place to find herps!
Wood frogs are the most common frogs i see , other than leopard n bullfrogs in far northeastern ohio.
12 Awesome's in 26 minutes.
Mountain videos are the best! Kinda of biased because I live in the NC Blue Ridge. I only seem to find water snakes and rat snakes up here though. You seem to have got herping down to a science.
Just want to say that Wood frogs, like many frogs, can show subtle color changes (lighter to darker etc, including patterns). So I wouldn't say that wasn't a nice looking wood frog at all.
Hi nfkherping
It is a eastern king snake
TIMBER
That first snake looks big for a hatchling. Why doesn’t RUclips show us minute and seconds so we can point them out? They used to do that all the time and stopped after yesterday.
Was that milk a kingsnake hybrid possibly?
That bear is probably 2.5 years old. You can get a pretty good idea by body shape. See how he’s still a pretty lanky fella? Teenage bear!
I caught a small snake today that was light brown and had a kinda cream colored stripe all the way down it’s back I originally thought it was a worm snake when I picked it up I know it wasn’t a brown snake or a ringneck, it was only about 3” long I’ve spent hours looking for what it was and I can’t figure out I know it was none venomous but I’m bum fuzzled on this one
I was doing some herping in Red River Gorge Kentucky and found a little 4" either worm snake or smooth earth. How does one tell the difference?
I see lots of Timbers and some copperheads here in Maryland. I've went to the Okefenokee on a couple of occasions but it's been a few years since last visit. Does anyone know where to find any 3xl shirts with Rattlesnakes or other vipers? If so please let me know. Thanx
You said you were gonna let him go so did you give him a severance package?
Do worm snakes eat worms and grubs???
My cousin just gave me a young female eastern milksnake a few days ago. She had gotten into the building where my cousin works because there's a small wooded area nearby. My cousins coworkers actually wanted to kill it which unfortunately is the typical reaction of most people. If she starts to eat I might keep her since they don't typically get very large. She definitely hatched last year or the year before. If she was a grown adult I probably wouldn't even try to keep her. I have other snakes and have previously even had an eastern milksnake for 15 years before who was an adult someone else gave me. If she doesn't eat soon I will leave her go in the woods not far from my house. There are other eastern milksnakes there.
Please release her close to where she was found.
@@nightinggale6470 she will be okay. I have 36 years experience keeping and breeding reptiles. I've become more of a keeper than a breeder now that I'm getting older. There's a bunch of construction going on where she lived because they are building an Amazon warehouse. That's probably why she got into the building where my cousin works. She is in shed at the moment. It's not against the law to have eastern milksnakes in Maryland. Nobody is going to kill her now like they wanted to do. I also belong to the mid atlantic turtle and tortoise society and we released a rehabilitated box turtle last Saturday. I found her injured back in May and she had surgery to have her shell repaired.
@@joshuahull9982 why not just release her in some suitable habitat?
@@nightinggale6470 why are you so tenaciously worried about something that's none of your business. What are you? Some liberal PETA fanatic?
@@joshuahull9982 definitely not some “liberal peta fanatic”. There’s just no good reason to keep a wild snake in this case. It’s selfish and unfair to the snake.
I live up in north georgia
Seriously, I'm moving to GA. AZ is overrated. Great finds in this vid. Bears would have made it for me.
Have you ever been bitten by anything venomous?
I’m not familiar with a smooth earther.
That milk looks kinda anery.
Hey bud, is there a contact email for u?
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