Catch n’ Cook DEADLY Copperhead Snake! (CRISPY)

[@jamaalmurray7890]

I’m a dad of 6 myself Micah and I LOVE how you educate your kids about how dangerous these things can be but they definitely listen to and respect you and mama bear. Beautiful family and I’m glad you are an upright man and father. God bless you brother. Stay safe 🙌🏾👊🏾

[@summerrainsong7506]

First let me say you earned my respect. I have Autistic little boy's placed in my care from D.H.R. one is non- verbal, both are like toddler's. It is a confirmed fact autistic children have no sense of fear or danger. Explaining in a way they understand is complicated. You must use simple words , use as few words as possible. I showed them your video. The little boy that's verbal got your message to your child , never approach a snake without mom or dad. Thank you!!!!!! You are a Blessing!

[@Mothobius]

Teach your son to live snakes instead of fear them. And to not walk up to them. That's what a parent should do. Not teach their kids how to kill them.

[@Thatdudesolitude]

I love the fact that your wife is showing concern but not fear in turn not scaring your daughter who also seems curious .

[@amandathomas6332]

I love that your showing your kids how to stay safe! It’s always good to be on the safe side of things. Better safe then sorry. Great KZbinr and dad! Keep up the good work!

[@HighAdventureVideos]

Thank you!

[@craigchristalaw2317]

You took way too many chances with your family snakes can be fast don't understand why somebody would want to be that foolish it is alright to indanger yourself but why would you want to endanger your daughter

[@thenovicetreeguy9880]

@@craigchristalaw2317 take your toxicity elsewhere man come on lee that man alone if that is what wants to do then leave I am with him man

[@kildarealeksen4140]

@@HighAdventureVideos In a place where there are snakes, the danger is leaving children unsupervised by an adult nearby.

[@willdalesio1611]

Anyone else been refreshing KZbin waiting for this video to come out after he announced it on his live stream.

[@brandonwallace8632]

No I have not been refreshing because I got notifications on for my guy Micah

[@willdalesio1611]

When I said refresh I meant look at my phone

[@Gina-G]

Micah, your kids are adorable! You have a beautiful family! 😍 awesome video too!!! 🐍🫕

[@PackerManForLife]

That's why I live where the cold air hurts my face. Dont have to worry about venomous snakes

[@patricklaurojr7427]

Rattlesnakes can survive cold weather they up here in jersey. They just hide during winter. They are all in mountains to

[@lizevans4010]

I live here in Minnesota and we only have garter snakes. When I was in basic training we went on bivouac and I was at the end of the platoon. I looking down at this mud puddle at this little brown snake and my drill Sgt came up behind me asked what I was doing, so I told her, and she freaked. It was a copperhead.

[@patricklaurojr7427]

@@lizevans4010 yea I'm in jersey we have garters but also some timber rattle snakes and some copperhead very rare and same here I went to basic at fort Benning Georgia and were copperheads all over place . But my DS was a snake guy like he use carry around his snake hook with him

[@lewisgriffin9684]

@Crimson Outdoors Co. like lions and bears

[@watsongono3689]

Lmao

[@SupaChill]

i love how respectful your lil ones are and at a young age able to comprehend danger while learning, i love you and ace videos you guys are amazing

[@BoomerG21]

Beautiful home and property bro! Great job raising the kids too. Never too early to show them what to stay away from.

[@twlie55]

Timber rattlers and copperheads are 2 of the most dangerous snakes in my state, good thing we don't see them often.

[@okbuckhunter4665]

Love all the videos gets me in the best mood for the day!! Just being from the south all my life I would like to say those snakes love to hide in children toys especially the little battery cars you little one was in. Just be careful and love all the advice you give thanks for making my day and manny others Mika

[@heka_lilitssun22]

Wholesome family dynamic ❤️

[@haydencook682]

I live in southern AZ in a fairly remote area...we see bugs and snakes almost daily that could put a little one in the hospital. Our equivalent to your black snake is our king snake. It's super important to let them hang around. Yes, they are creepy and big, but they are a much better alternative to the rattle snakes. If you are really worried about your kids being hurt, I would consider a few chickens and a goat. The goat will work as a weed eater and chickens do an excellent job of killing the bottom of the food chain, which leads to less snakes and spiders. Keeping the cat around is also a great idea.

[@FHSBlackSwarm]

I don't think a cat is going to kill a snake. Maybe some rodents or birds but a snake? Also dogs and cats are family pets. Would hate to sick my cat on a snake just to watch it (my cat) die. I live in the desert but in such a city area that spiders and scorpions are the only real worry. We do have mountain lions I think but I haven't heard of any making their way into the city 🙏 I live on the most western part of Texas so I'm not to far from you

[@Tantrix]

@@FHSBlackSwarm Cats kill snakes regularly, along with (important) birds. They are predators.

[@johnlukasik8045]

I was kind of nervous with your daughter so close to the copperhead ! I noticed that she had her boots on too, but snakes can move so darn fast !!! All's well that ends well !!! It warmed my heart when after you warning her, she said ...YES SIR !!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@hazelslife5141]

I love the fact you said it looked like a pretzel 🥨 I was literally thinking the same thing. Lmao.

[@triggermancustoms1670]

I was thinking it was kinda a snake string cheese

[@jeffreymiller3998]

Love how you love your kids so much

[@Meditation409]

Always keeping the torch lit! ❤❤

[@SKETCHINGTOREVEAL]

Great video Micah. I just had one swim up to my boat on Wednesday while fishing. Tried to feed him my bait, but he was on a mission to get to the other shore.

[@barneshomestead1240]

Have a creek fed from an underground spring below my house. Haven't been down to it in many years. As a child I saved a younger friend from a water moccasin strike BARELY! Years later...about 10 years ago clearing an overgrown hillside I encountered a pregnant female copperhead & decided I'd use roundup & hire someone else to finish that job. Keeping the area clear has kept the snakes away.

[@fleal21]

Micah, great video! It’s awesome to see you showing safety to the kids, and teaching them young. Always a delight when they are on. I have to admit, poppy (sp?) stole my heart. Makes me nervous that she’s around the potential copperhead danger. I’m a cat mom of 4 indoor, but she’s an awesome guard cat, especially with one eye! Protect her at all costs..please 😻

[@peytonmoody6291]

I have a pet red tail boa and I love him with everything in me but if a snake is to close to the house it’s gotta go tbh. If it’s not in harms way don’t mess with him but you have kids so definitely be careful (coming from someone from Louisiana). Love the videos, always looking forward to the next one. ❤️🤙🏼

[@stormielee4756]

Love watching your videos!! So awesome to watch a new video on my Birthday ❤️

[@luciferangel1354]

i love u very much stormie...i want u to be the sweet storm of my life

[@CW0123]

Happy birthday 🥳

[@twlie55]

Happy birthday Stormie! 🎂

[@mariochapa4694]

Happy birthday

[@HighAdventureVideos]

Happy Birthday!

[@nathaniellollis3868]

LOVE how you educate your daughter Bella out there, bro. She's cute as a button!!! I'm more than sure this is gonna be an experince watching this video. I think this is the second time I've watched a video on catching, cleaning and cooking a snake. I've already subscribed because I want to see you and the rest of your family doing this dangerous stuff. I find it all AMAZING!!! Especially if I'm watching people who have good spirits about themselves!!!!

[@michaeldownard7812]

Loved the video. Love how you incorporate your kids and teach them. Importantly I loved your shirt lol. Born and raised in Kansas and been here over 50 years and am die hard KU fan. I subscribed just for that

[@johnnyhalfmann4180]

To be extra carful, you always need to bury the head of the snake after you cut it off! This is because they can still bite you afterwards!

[@mikesalloutdoors8644]

Hey, love your videos. To preserve snake skins make sure all meat I scraped off the inside of the skin, spread it out and pin it to a board. Then cover with generous amount of Borax detergent. Let it sit for a few weeks and the Borax will dry out and preserve the skin. I've done this with timber Rattlers, put a cork in the mouth to shape it and mounted it on a slab of rough cut timber for a great display. This process also works great turkey tails and any kind of game bird tails.

[@vengeanceconscious9774]

Can you make a video about the process and show us how?? Thanks

[@ataglance556]

Dude mad respect to Momma, her job is never done, thanks for keeping the kids out of trouble both the small and big ones, and even the fur babies too 🙂 love it 🙂

[@MonkeyToe75]

i can relate to what you had to go through we live down in south western Texas so we always have to keep an eye out for those kinds of troubles one time i went out side and there had been a copperhead down there that was eaten all of our bass and i found him and just about stepped on him because they blend in with any thing and every thing

[@OrionARS]

If ya wanna find timber rattlers, try and explore a planted pine forest. Flip logs, etc. Idk what it is about pine trees but that's where I've always found them

[@billlam7756]

Love your videos man, I been a fan since your other copper head catch lol. Great family!

[@Jaysrealtalk]

Mikah I have upmost respect for you, kudos on teaching kids how to be safe and how you told her you did a bad thing on not wearing your boots much love and respect

[@austinbeasley5776]

Love your video's! I grew up in NC. Makes me a bit nervous playing with snakes like that. One mistake is all it takes especially with kids and pets around.

[@Blakeknight10-78]

You are a great father sir.

[@angelo_malek_fishing8727]

Mom: Dont play with your food! Micah: 🤷‍♂️

[@tomasaparicio4997]

I still can’t believe there was that huge snapping turtle in the lil creek a few videos ago!

[@youngmoneyblessed9846]

Nothing is safe around high adventure, KZbin Fams.

[@erickaepworth6257]

🙌 Poppy the Cat! 🙌 Torties are so sassy. If you want a great guard cat with the loyalty of a dog, they're your girls!

[@criticalbo]

Great video as usual, so cool seeing the beautiful family. Great to see the little ones so interested in adventures. God Bless you and family!

[@Vannakay]

Lmfao I literally flinched and screamed when the snake bit the camera 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I feel like an idiot hahahahah! My dog ran to me like are you ok mommy!? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😝

[@garysawyer9862]

I agree with Jamaal: Good education for the children. Knowledge is power!

[@miguelmadrid178]

🔥🔥☝️☝️☝️🔥🔥 I honestly get so exited when I get the notification that there is a new video posted. thanks Micah God bless and keep the finger of high adventure pointing strong☝️☝️

[@matthewpizzuti300]

I Kj

[@sapolalo4796]

@@matthewpizzuti300 fr notification on teaches a lot of dope stuff

[@cesarfishingtrips8879]

young sir you have given me courage to hunt and catch and cook a snake!!!!

[@mostlycrazyallthetime]

Your braver than I am. I hunt the ones around my log cabin with a 12 gauge .

[@MarkWYoung-ky4uc]

Or what ever shotgun happens to be near by. I have an old knock about single barrel 20 gauge I use for varmints, snakes ect.

[@Thefcsbrs]

You literally have the best cat to ever exist😆

[@studioboyz9033]

love these never stop making these videos you and your brother are definitely genius for this!

[@dianar9165]

I loveeee how u teach ur kids what’s up and how to take some responsibility and know what to do and when as they get older u can teach them what to do and not just be scaredddd of everything u have a awesome and great family ❤️‍🩹💯😌 goals

[@noahnelson3349]

I love these snake videos

[@jadenviljoen7511]

""Yes sir"" awww🥺😁she so cute🥺🤗

[@dixieboy5689]

>>> 7:00 ... Here comes Bubba. Get ready !! Great video. Wonderful glimpse into this hunt. And its good eating also. Thanks from Maine.

[@Ialsolovesirpentious]

Your daughter is so cute!!!!! I love her and I love how she says:hello😊

[@normazarr3106]

Hey Micah, So glad that you are teaching your children as you go along! I see some remarks of Folk's, and sigh, For the Criticism, I know that other people's fears can be reflective, but I know, being the Dad that you are, would NEVER Put your Children in the way of any Harm! 😲🤔😕🙃! Good Job/w/snks!, yet ya know there's GOOD-SNAKEY'Z, water, Garden, and Indigenous to areas! Nay/Sayers/Check-it! Just get Educated, people are always afraid of what they don't know! 😢! Micah did the Right thing, Ya Kill it Ya Eat it! That's the Code!!! GBU.,SM.,NZ., That's Some of Why I Love Watching your Channel! You Do it Righteous, Every Time! ✌❤😁👍🐍😋, Tummy! 🤗

[@patricka605]

I think he turned into a heart; not a pretzel. He went from angry with you...to loving you! Go Broncos!

[@CASH-1846]

Cats and dogs do not have lasting or deadly effects from pit viper bites, most recover with minimal issues. Great video!!!

[@Cvann1]

Nail skin to a board or something and spread out really good. Then salt very well to preserve the skins until it’s dried out. My uncle has done several skins this way and really simple.

[@tylerbaer1829]

Advise for rattlers. Check strange rock formations. Especially if you can get near deep appalachian areas. In the rock formations you can find dens like 50% of the time and you can typically find some rattlesnakes. Sometimes some big ones. And PLEASE save their skins. Snake skins are beautiful for a million uses. Love the content and keep it up!

[@EffinN8tive]

Snake pretzel / string snack 🤌🏽😂

[@TheGLORIOUS-GOSPELof-CHRIST]

I wouldn't normally have watched, (although I love this kinda thing), but you had me intrigued talking about eating copperheads (didn't know that was safe) I love snakes and its been a long time since I've seen one of those so I checked it out, and I have got to tell you THAT WAS TOTALLY AWESOME!! Your wonderful to watch, your funny, knowledgeable, your family is beautiful and you make a WONDERFUL father! That was a great video! Thank you! And I learned a few things as well. And at the end when you were preparing the cooking of it, the things you said about him still being mad and rightfully so, and the pretzel 😆😂🤣 HILARIOUS! So cool! Love it! THANK YOU AGAIN! Your very entertaining. FTR, I enjoyed the fact that you didn't have to curse like many others, family friendly communications is truly appreciated and I greatly respect you for that too! 🤗😊 Be blessed and stay safe! 🙏 Nicole, South Florida also.

[@hensleygeorge6947]

Our kewl

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

Like how he explains to his kids the dangers of these snakes in the creek

[@waceyhudson6445]

Noice!!!! Another High Adventure!!! To start the day

[@godfreyjasonj]

Mika you have to do a copperhead band for your Raiders Straw hat! That would be awesome!!!!

[@scottg62g]

Put the skin in anti-freeze for 3-4 months and it will be tanned and preserved. It will remain supple and pliable as well.

[@CaseyBillings]

Great video! Be carful with the head laying around though. They can still bite and inject venom. You probably already know that, just want others aware of they didn’t already know 😊😊

[@mariochapa4694]

Yes live it high advanture

[@Meditation409]

Wow!! Copperhead catch n cook 😃🤙🤙

[@buzz6283]

You should go explore that creek at night, that's when you'll find some stuff

[@HighAdventureVideos]

Yea.. the man-eating spiders!!!

[@TheGLORIOUS-GOSPELof-CHRIST]

@@HighAdventureVideos HAHA! 🤣

[@xxcocoxx4815]

The only snake I love is the black snake because it eats mice, rats, bugs, etc, but my favorite part is they actually do eat the copper heads, so you are right about that! Thanks for all your education! #deadcopper=someone saved

[@zapthycat]

black rat snakes do not eat copperheads, they will actually den with them over winter to help them. Speckled king snakes (which look like black snakes) will, which is where the confusion is.

[@kirbykerschner825]

Cool video and love your KU champion t-shirt.

[@electricfil]

Great video all around. I skinned a rattlesnake once before, a western rattlesnake (I live in California). I removed the head and it kept moving for hours. Very creepy. As far as keeping the skin, pour a bunch of salt on a flat board, put the skin inner wet side down, pin it so it spread out, and cover it with more salt. Come back a week later and you got a nice hatband.

[@Mothobius]

Removing the head actually causes a lot of pain for the snake as it still lives for a while. If you have to kill one at least do it humanely by a quick kill. No head chopping.

[@electricfil]

@@Mothobius what is a quick kill?

[@Mothobius]

@@electricfil ideally you don't need or want to kill them. But if you have to which you would rarely ever need to, a quick smash to the head at least if your someone that does kill them. Snakes still fail pain after having the head cut off. But again it's not extremely necessary to kill them. If you have children teach them to avoid snakes and respect them.

[@robrealcuts]

7:39 amazing parenting. I’d dream of my son saying “yes sir “

[@Jasondagamer]

Love you're videos watching you're vid before I go on my own survival challenge. Can you make a 3day survival challenge again

[@Ialsolovesirpentious]

Awww she's so cute😊😊

[@Gragas339]

brother you have every mens dream life , hope all your familly stay safe and are happy, keep them safe you are for sure a good dad , respect from france ♥

[@resinfingers3896]

No, my dream life would involve a much hotter female and way more money

[@Psaj3189]

I'm pretty sure timber rattlers are a protected species. I would definitely check before you dispatch it.

[@aixaburlison4]

Not if you eat the evidence

[@Psaj3189]

@@aixaburlison4 🤣🤣

[@Hawgfrog]

If they stay off my property they’ll be protected.

[@cephalonaural6854]

@@Hawgfrogtell that one to the DNR lmao

[@HeWhoAdventures]

That ‘black snake’ was actually what is called a Blue Racer snake…one of the fewer snakes that will chase people. Completely nonvenomous but very aggressive.

[@emilycarroll5066]

Every time I’ve grabbed one they’ve never been aggressive, It just depends on their personality.

[@kross7894]

Yeap!!! I was surprised that he didnt come towards him but they are way faster than what he was moving...

[@bobstone9560]

No it wasn’t… there’s actually black an blue racers. A simple google search will tell you. I’ve caught them for many years for a college study.

[@leejohnson7293]

Just found one of these little gems in my garage this past weekend. Same end result without consuming him. Lol

[@thebard459]

Not sure if someone has already commented this, but the best way to dispatch a snake is to grab it by its tail and whip it like you would pop someone with a towel. It breaks the vertebrae so it doesn't move and it kills it almost instantly. There is a video of a guy doing exactly this to a rattlesnake here on youtube

[@sebastienvl9416]

Lets gooo NEW VIDEO HYPE! :D

[@jasonbrogdon8841]

Poppy sounds like she’s a snaker. 👍👍👍👍

[@HighAdventureVideos]

Yes she is!!

[@Nene_760]

I always wanted to try snake

[@wavnino1]

"Even in death this snake is still mad at me" 😂🤣

[@PhilGoins-s1t]

I would never have a child remotely around a pit viper.

[@Ialsolovesirpentious]

Yayy another one!!!!

[@gamingwiththefuture7746]

the snake when it got fried looked like a heart

[@6dogs729]

Bella is adorable lol be sure to tell your kids they can still bite after they are dead from nerves and stuff so definitely be extra careful round them even dead

[@thedazzlingape2006]

"you like the snake? its pretty awesome yeah? LETS GO EAT IT!" lol

[@lorenrobertson8039]

I grew up in the woods in the winters, and on the river in the summer in NE Arkansas. Was very aware of snakes and other dangers to be on the look out for. I was always out in the creek or on the river. We had a lot of water moccasins where we were, as well as copperheads, rattlers, etc...The men would sometimes go frog gigging and we ate frog legs, but never ate snake. Never will! lol. But thought this was a cool video. Might do more research on the animals of your area and become very conscientious of the dangers around you and your family and teach them. When I was an adult I carried a can of wasp spray or pepper spray with me to the river as it was not unusual to have a water moc. or other venomous snake on the stairs or dock...and that wasp spray will spray up to 30 feet! And boy does it work. Works on people too...just a safety tip in case you have a break in or trouble. Better than shooting someone. Enjoyed the video!

[@jozseforgovan8621]

Teaching kids about poisonous snakes is really nice. Congratulations to you .

[@starsnipe8810]

*Venomous *

[@phillipjohnson1234]

Record length copperhead snake is 4 feet 5 inches. They've never reached 5 feet, FYI.

[@HighAdventureVideos]

You haven’t talked with the locals here then huh? 😆😆

[@phillipjohnson1234]

@@HighAdventureVideos they'll probably tell you that cotton mouth water moccasins chase you too. Lol You know how everybody has a story. I love your videos.

[@DTA-me3kv]

Get lost.

[@commentingweirdcommentsfor9279]

Birthday is may 7th, i'm wondering if we can do something? Turning 14. Plus we are gonna go down to the peedee river and go for catfish and we are gonna camp there for around 2 days, maybe one.

[@hanz1819]

Yessss new video 👍👍👍👍

[@jeromehammers8146]

Ssssee u in the next one, Big Mikah!

[@andrewhaffner5304]

Goin down to copperhead road!!!

[@csarebel8657]

That was a black racer… they’ll eat smaller snakes sometimes. You can stretch the skin out on like a board.. pin it down with thumbtacks… pour salt on it and let it sit overnight. That’ll draw all the remaining moisture and fat out. Then you can use tanning oil to make it pliable.

[@katienoneofyourbusiness1048]

It's probably because I'm a chick but I love when the wifey and kids are in your videos. You guys are so cute!

[@sapolalo4796]

Banger 🔥🔥🔥👌🏼

[@alexpost5961]

Love these videos. You can put the skin on a board and nail it will small nails. Then it’ll be spread out good and you can salt it down and that can preserve it or u can buy the tanning solution

[@CASH-1846]

Stretch the skin and rub with table salt then tack it to a board to dry, used to do that in Arizona with rattlesnake all the time

[@teresaproaps3621]

I stretch the skin out on a board, stapling the sides, then use a half and half mixture of salt and soda. Pack it on the raw side, leave it a couple of days and then scrape it and any fat or tissue off, then rub it down a few times with half and half mixture of glycerine and water. I've never done a copperhead, we don't have them up here on the plains, but I've done a few rattlesnakes.

[@greyscout01]

Good on ya Papa. Well done.

[@STOK5OH]

Cool, I encounter Malayan Pit Vipers and Monocled Cobras at our acreage here in SE Asia. The MPV is commonly referred to as the Land Mine, as they're too afraid to run when they encounter a human predator, so they freeze up in fear and most people end up inadvertently stepping on them and getting struck. That said, it does make it easy to catch them and relocate them away from people. The Cobras are a different story, they're very sketchy.

[@jajohnson7809]

You could make a bracelet or keychain or all sorts of little things out of that skin. Great videos. You're an awesome dad.