11 Minutes of Flipping Tin, Rocks, and Boards in Search of Snakes! 2022 NKFherping Highlights

[@typicalshenaniganz]

It's been a fun year to watch! Good luck herping to all in 2023!

[@atlminitv241]

#1 herping channel on youtube!

[@FellsApprentice]

This channel is like watching a slice of life anime about average dude herpetology, and that's why it's endlessly entertaining.

[@rholbrook0587]

The beautiful coachwhip at the end is my favorite! Cheers from Upper East Tennessee!

[@scuffedgravyboat]

the black hognose flip with Graham might be the best flip of 2022

[@hylaherping9180]

I flipped exactly 2 snakes this year. My lifer Scarletsnake and a ringneck snake. I don't have any tin and only natural logs because there aren't any rocks in Florida...

[@maryhudson6137]

Wingsandbeaks here ~ I’ve been watching birds for 45 years and trying to avoid anything on the ground. Now, I’d rather watch your herping videos. You have changed my life. 3:43

[@ThePollaton]

I love it when you lifted that entire tin pile to find a king at the bottom. 😂😂worth it!

[@Collin1427]

Its great to wake up to a NKF herping video

[@tkreitler]

I discovered this channel this year. It has become one of my favorite things to watch on KZbin. I look forward to seeing what you find in 2023.

[@scottuzarowski3629]

Very cool idea!! Ya know your the herp king when ya can do an entire video of nothing but flip-clips!! Can't wait to see what 2023 has in store for this channel!!

[@_dboy_]

Man. I had seen a lot of these but definitely missed some so I'm happy to see the compilation. Hope everyone that sees this enjoys the rest of their holiday weekend 🎄

[@fly_speck_cafe]

And the jazz was an added plus 😊

[@reidtaylor7269]

Good job. Smooth jazz soundtrack kinda nice too.

[@willd639]

Your all’s reactions are the best. Happy Holidays Noah. Thanks for all the entertainment and education.

[@dutchvelcamp7844]

Ahh, those chestnut saddled milk snakes while flipping rocks in northeast Kansas!

[@cns1010]

Love the vibe of this channel…..great content.

[@snowscone]

I've been a fan since December 2021, and I can't believe you've gained over 100k subscribers in just a year. Amazing to see that 150% sub count since then. I started herping in October 2021, and your videos are so damn inspiring, fascinating and entertaining. Always looking forward to more. Your snake wisdom and smarts have helped me in my own herping. My dad and I watch your videos all the time. Have a nice new year NKF and everyone else. :)

[@randallcarter-carterhillho2277]

Thank you for all your videos, I love them and learn so much from them. Merry christmas and looking forward tonwhat you show us in 2023.

[@herpingnooga]

Wow, great video! I can’t wait to get out and herp again when it gets warmer and is not snowing at my house!

[@samuelschult985]

Awesome montage of all those trips 👍

[@gavinhumphrey8235]

I’ve been watching the channel for a while now, you’ve inspired me a lot. I’m from Indianapolis so I have to drive atleast an hour south the get in to the cool herps, they are here but a little harder to find. Thanks for all the videos can’t wait to see what next spring brings. YOU GUYS ARE THE SHIT!

[@zacktorrez7177]

Ngl I hate snakes in a 10ft radius but dope to see you just have all this fun

[@Coltbreath]

This content helps dreams come true! 🙏

[@aaron71598]

great year!

[@bruinsfan8278]

Well Done Boys, Happy New Year. !!

[@USM247]

Great vid!! Merry Christmas!!

[@vanessadesilva8359]

Nice finds

[@Choppalifestyle365]

love it! keep up the great work!

[@thomasdowns796]

I was waiting for the coachwhip and was almost worried it didn’t make the cut😂

[@matthijs94]

Too many good ones!!! What a year mate congrats.

[@ABCHerping82]

Great snakes! thanks for all you do!

[@zippermonster9596]

I am never flipping a piece of garbage in the wild. I love snakes but don’t know how to properly handle them. I will let them have their little homes under garbage. I love this channel and I am so happy for all you and your herp group do for nature. I hope to find some snakes in my property. They will keep the mice down. I never use chemicals as we are avid bee keepers. I would love to have a resident snake or two around.

[@hammer-fn7gm]

Great video!

[@jenn1234]

Noah, this was an awesome video.......some I remember and some I don’t, but either way it was all amazing! I can’t wait to see what the new year brings! Keep up the awesome work and happy holidays!!! 😄💙🐬🐊🐍⛄️🎄🎅🏻🤶🏻

[@almighty_goose]

Dang this guy is fearles this is the first time watching the channel this is some good content

[@ryanwilliams3778]

I was in the Georgia Mountains at the age of 8 and I found a milk snake and it was one of the coolest experiences

[@lynndora5046]

That’s a big copperhead

[@davidreed8611]

Ok I have just one serious question. I've been watching you for years now, and you've always left me wondering.... Where the hell do you find all these laid back milk snakes? I've been Herping in one form or another for 40 years now. So I've seen my share of milk snakes, matter of fact the first snake I ever found was a milk. I was 5 at the time. But that and every other milk I've come across have been the most defensive snakes. I grew up in the north east so idk if just differences in natural predators or specific changes in terrain could make that big of a difference. Anyways just something that's left me guessing for quite a while so figured I'd try to spark a conversation on the subject. Merry Christmas 🎅

[@autumnwoodph]

How about a compilation of herps biting….😂

[@jailbreakoverlander]

awesome I have posted a few snake vids on my channel as Im always in search of them

[@jailbreakoverlander]

i wish you labeled them all though.

[@andreamanning2428]

Hi indiana jones! 😁

[@NZComfort]

Speckled kings are my favorite…

[@daviddavis9300]

Need a closer look and identification of different snakes to teach people the difference between venomous and non venomous snakes .

[@atotallynormalshark6330]

I would have just grabbed the snake at 1:22 as soon as I saw it, I 100% thought it was just a water snake until they picked up the board. It wouldn’t have gone all too well…

[@mikejordan6036]

What kind of Snake was it?

[@atotallynormalshark6330]

@@mikejordan6036 Rattlesnake

[@mikejordan6036]

@@atotallynormalshark6330 Thank you.

[@brassmule]

@@mikejordan6036 Looked like a Crotalus ruber to me. Red diamond rattlesnake. They showed another ruber later in the video, too @ 6:17

[@mikejordan6036]

@@brassmule Thank You Sir!

[@taylormaegarner8758]

How you gonna skip over the hognose that quickly!?!? They are my favorite and I’ve been searching for one in my area for about a year now!

[@matts.714]

Do you ever find Florida Kingsnakes? I been watching your channel for awhile and I've never seen you find any.

[@ryanbarnes9728]

Nice milk snakes.

[@farisalghifari8921]

Rattlesnake is the best one

[@brassmule]

Which rattlesnake was the best though? Looks like they had a Southern pacific, two rubers, and a timber rattlesnake.

[@Yowaimo223]

Are there any Posiness snakes

[@ryanwilliams3778]

Venomous not poisonous

[@ryanwilliams3778]

And yes a rattle snake I believe

[@hyper8545]

Why don't you spread those piles of tins out slightly n turn it into a few flips

[@PeaceIsBetter]

Wow the hits just keep coming. And, to 70's porn music.

[@cableandchain]

music is to much