Copperhead, Kingsnake, and Nocturnal Swamp Walking for Snakes! Georgia Herping!

[@kadoo430]

Thanks for the info on cottonmouths. It helps lessen the fear of them, seeing that cottonmouth trying to get away from you rather than being aggressive.

[@shanemiller2046]

I have seen them stand their ground , curled up.... Head in center of body , face up and mouth wide open showing those fangs.

[@TheGremlinOfChaos]

some do have an attitude, but most will try to get away first, pit vipers tend to me more sassy than most elapids

[@SamwiseGamgee1966]

I appreciate the close upshots, description, and discussion of the Cottonmouth. You usually don't do that much with the venomous snakes.

[@ToddAutry]

Great video. Always is! Keep bringing them, we all will keep watching them!!!

[@Qigate]

I love your channel... love the quiet walks you take us along.

[@jimmyRadventures]

Feels like a month since the last video lol. Good to have you back!! I was having NKF Herping withdrawal!

[@chetchurchill9524]

Indeed!

[@itzcyclops306]

@@chetchurchill9524 same here

[@layplum]

Same lol

[@daleolson1539]

I've been watching your videos for a couple months now. Enjoy them emensly. Lots of great information on all of creatures you find.

[@a.w5723]

I luv ur vids and in my opinion, ur the G.O.A.T of herping. Keep up the good work!

[@JimHerbertOutdoors]

Beautiful copperhead. 🔥 video as usual!

[@BlaiseByrd]

I have never seen any salamander sprint that fast for that distance. That was sweet!

[@marylandsirensfirebuff9664]

I almost died when you said "There is a deer behind me being stupid and running in to stuff!" lol

[@MAKOSPEED9]

The close-ups of the Cottonmouth were so detailed. Very cool!

[@rebeccalaws8083]

I was born in Northwest Georgia. I absolutely enjoy your videos. I used to have a fear of snakes but I'm slowly getting over it, but I would never kill one for any reason . It's heartless. All creatures are important. Hope you and your family are well and safe . Keep on herping.😎

[@kutzoffdchain]

YOU'RE THE FREEGIN' BEST ❣️

[@nathanvaughan8837]

That racer was BIG. I just cruised my first the other day. Getting my hands on it was quite the struggle 😂

[@ssdpqd2531]

Glad you got that water moccasin down to the creek. Very cool.

[@CampElias]

I love watching your videos

[@yotehunter3468]

Awesome as always guys, thanks fir the video!!!

[@markwigginton1465]

Man your videos are so relaxing to watch.

[@OutdoorWildlife101]

Soooo close to 100k!! Congrats!

[@dennisbevlin4532]

Really enjoying your videos 52 been herping since I was a kid. Grew up in Florida before all the habitat destruction. Seen many huge indigo in the 70s the biggest measured slightly larger than 9 ft my family owned a large track of land in Geneva Florida my own personal oasis .as a child I caught an seen many eastern diamond backs on that property along with many other species. Snakes turtles frogs and lizards started me on my current career as a wildlife trapper. I live in Canton Georgia now teaching my daughters the value of conservation by educating them about the animals I love. Always looking for sites to release the snakes I remove from homes and businesses. On weekends or good days we road cruise for hero’s. Sadly I am finding many dead snakes and turtles we usually go from canton on 575 north into North Carolina an Tennessee. Found some beautiful milksnakes and kings near Blue ridge. Monitoring some nice timbers in Gainesville several large gravid females. Maybe some night we will run into you.

[@chrisfrazier6713]

That salamander was way faster than I expected lol

[@lexibutkovich175]

both my favorite reptile youtubers posting about green snakes in the same day! Whoo!

[@missjo5ie]

I watch your videos constantly and still regularly misidentify snakes! Gotten a little better but I’d love to be on your level of herp knowledge 🙌🏽

[@amandaz9762]

Good thing you know your species! I would have thought that cottonmouth was just an innocent bitey water snake lol! 😯😂

[@dprivetts]

Congrats on 100K, Noah! Keep doing your thing with the quality content.

[@im1withnature]

Thank you for another amazing video, for the last few days was checking your feed like 5 times a day, for a new one. Have also been working my way through all of your old videos. Lately I've become quite hooked on you vids, better content and presentation than most others. Can't wait to see Texas again, through your lenz! Good luck stay safe and healthy in your travels!!!! Is there any place where you communicate with your subscribers, so we know you all right when it gets to be a few weeks and we ain't heard from ya. Have some safe amazing adventures filled with new discoveries!!! If you see any butterflies , I'm a butterfly nut too, lol!!!

[@bigrich6750]

So glad to see the green snake. I grew up catching them in the ‘60s and was afraid they were extinct due to loss of habitat and their vulnerability.

[@aaroncrawford2457]

Love your videos..keep up the great work.

[@benjaminsilverwood313]

I just love the videos you make so interesting

[@daylondedeaux1311]

Love these videos

[@annette8748]

Love the pretty green snake!!

[@wakefieldwildlife]

I wish I didn't live 7 hours from Copperhead range. Cool finds, man! Hope Texas treats you well

[@catbirdherping9857]

Congratulations on reaching 100K subscribers! I’ve been subscribed to your channel for a long time - I was #485 or so! 16:50 - I’ve seen worms like that here in BC just last week!

[@ethancooper1560]

The only time I’ve ever seen leaches in person, I found a snapping turtle with about 4 of them on it

[@harrismerckle2771]

Congrats on 100k! It’s been so quick! I started watching about a month ago and you were at only 45k! Keep up the good content

[@Luh-Maxo]

That copperhead reminds me of when I got bit on the foot by one. Scariest day of my life

[@csxq5765]

Congrats on the 100k!!!!!! Whooooooo!

[@mitch3849]

That copperhead is mesmerizing

[@stevehogan8829]

Sorry about the dead Brown Snake. I enjoy your vids. Texas is a cool place for herps. Love horned toads and also that stripped lizzards that are so fast down that way. kind of a green yellow, maybe black stripped longways. lots of frogs, never saw many turtles out there. thanks.

[@GageF22]

All I find in my yard is the occasional garter snake.

[@jasonirelan4487]

There's nothing wrong with garter snakes. Racers are the ones I see most of the time, and a black racer got in the house so I took it outside and let it go. If they lived longer than 10 years, I would've tried to keep it in addition to the rat snake I got from a pet store.

[@MyWildBackyard]

Try laying out tin or flipping over wood

[@gabriellal0462]

Same but I also have one little brown snake that I don't know what it is that lives underneath the weed barrier in my vegitable garden he's maybe 8 inches and looks to be full grown (this is in pa)

[@sanneherremans744]

No snakes in my yard. 10 minutes from my house is a forest with grass snakes which are awesome

[@surogou2714]

i got a family of garter snakes living right outside my house, i only see like one or two a week even though im actively searching for them

[@jhcjackattack2935]

It is a beautiful day in Georgia!

[@katiekane5247]

Found a healthy, beautiful King last week at my neighbors, a nice Dekays in a bag of soil at my house. Cool nights here in N. Georgia this last week.

[@caughtafaygo]

Copperhead was beautiful 🤗 what a good boy

[@TheJawaah]

Love videos in the swamps!

[@chieflongsock]

100k?!..I've been here since like 6k...crazy...keep up the awesome videos Noah!

[@vsnutz]

I think it was an otter, there was no tail slap as it dove. At least in MI, all the beavers I have seen tail slap.

[@Mariiilume]

Mike Vinas da tail slap normally happens during da day or in a beaver community, it means “oofle oofles! Danger danger! Bottoms up everyone! go hide please!”

[@ethancooper1560]

Every time I see one while fishing, I clap and they tail slap and dive

[@ethancooper1560]

The T.U.M girl rocks Anya they do tail slap at night too

[@hikewithmike4673]

awesome finds on this trip!

[@larryjohns8097]

JUST FOUND THIS. I REALLY APPRECIATE YOU !!!

[@neiltonfariasfilho5885]

Thank you my brother I'm from Brazil!

[@TwentyZero20]

You should come and do the herping thing in Asia mate. Especially, Indonesia. The tropical forest will offer you some magics creatures.

[@bluepvp900]

I agree, I lived in Thailand for 10 years and had routine visits from many different and interesting reptiles at the little garden around my house. Cobras, water snakes, vine snakes, cat snakes, pythons, white lipped vipers, monitor lizards, various geckos, all kinds of stuff.

[@kennylefou7688]

I love this channel!

[@user-oq7dk4bm5d]

I love that you showed the clip of you wearing a glove at the gas station. Those pumps are so nasty.

[@jasonwebb1882]

Yeah I am very glad I ran across you.

[@jasonirelan4487]

You should come to Orange City, Florida and go herping and take me with.

[@Rryan8065]

Jason Irelan we live same place bro

[@jasonirelan4487]

@@Rryan8065 Give me your email address, and I'll send you my address so you can pick me up for snake hunting.

[@nicholasislame]

man i’m just realizing you’re almost at 100k and i’ve been watching since 4k 😂 SO CLOSE BRO keep up the good work

[@crisprtalk6963]

I like watching copperheads move.

[@georgefleming4956]

Come on 100k subs already! Congratulations in advance.

[@billcompany5713]

Hey I just wanted to say THE SNAKES ARE COOL

[@dachef7304]

I love your videos bro

[@fabianbermertrujillo6952]

Me gusta tu canal a pesar que no se nada de ingles Felicitaciones por el CANAL . No me pierdo los vídeos Parcero.

[@daveco1270]

I can't believe you wear sandals when you're out at night hunting snakes. I'd be wearing boots up to my knees. I used to catch water snakes down at the creek by my house when I was younger. They're not very friendly. I tried to keep one as a pet, but I let him go after a few days after he bit me a bunch of times. The neighbors would always tell me my common water snakes were cottonmouths.

[@Boatswain1985]

I caught a W TN Kingsnake headed toward the house last week,, I sent him to the Barn..

[@icepackager]

Congrats on 100K!

[@lynndora5046]

I live in graham co. NC in the creeks of snowbird mountain there are a large salamander when I say large like the Japan large salamander if you find him here that would be some great footage

[@jenn1234]

Great video Noah.......I worry about you going on these night excursions by yourself. I do t mean to sound like a mom, but I would hate to hear that something happened to you. I always enjoy your videos and I look forward to the next one. Take care and be safe (I know you are careful). 😄

[@japhethaos7707]

"Go cook those babies" *facepalm* LOL

[@jdp21211]

Lol

[@brandonvought8700]

You're soo close to 100k

[@scottreid3540]

I love snakes and going herping here in north mississippi but bro youre crazy in them flops lol

[@theidiot9959]

I found a 3 foot prevent Gardner snake yesterday

[@hunterdean4766]

16:48 - Late Night Worm Dance Party.

[@jasonwebb1882]

One of my friends that is terrified of snakes came over to my house. Now I have a few vipers and a couple nice beautiful king snakes. The one snake I so want is a hognose. But the reason I want one isn't a good reason so I never will own one. I just like watching them play dead and I never seen one in real life do it. So to buy one and basically torcher any snake is not my thing. Anyway my friend, I finally convinced him to hold my garder snake Jessie. Now as long as I have had Jessie, she has never once tried to bite me or anyone else that I know about. I pick her up and she was a little cool but nothing out of the ordinary. I hand her to him and this happened so fast that I'm not sure what happened. I think he might have had her to tight and could have hurt her or something. Anyway I had to rush him to the ER that was about 1 mile away from my house. He is highly allergic to the snake bite. He went into anaphylactic shock. I have NEVER seen this happen and I was freaking the hell out. I honestly thought my boy was going to die before I got him there. I was on the phone with the hospital and the nurse was able to calm me down. She flat out said that even if he stops breathing that we still had a couple of minutes to get him back without any brain damage!! Oh I guess she thought it was going to make me feel better. Nope it did however make me test out my brand new truck though. I got him there just as the people from the hospital was running out with a wheelchair. The last thing he told before he couldn't breathe was and I quote " I'M GOING TO KILL YOU IF I LIVE THROUGH THIS ". Now if I thought that he would have killed me, I don't know if OLE SCOTTIE would have made it in time. Lol. I told his momma and wife what he told me and they said wow, are you serious? I said yep I sure am. Anyway about 9 hours later he came to my house and I did something that was kinda stupid now thinking back, but hell I told his wife what I was going to do. I took my .40 call and unloaded it and yes I triple checked it too. He walks in and I stopped him before he could say a word. I handed him my gun and said just don't say anything and make it quick, just know that I am truly sorry and I love you know matter what you do. Scott started crying and said that is wasn't my fault and it was his. It took both his wife and I to calm him back down. We talked about what had happened and that the chances of him being allergic to a snake that is kinda venomous but not really venomous was so slim that it never crossed my mind at all. We came to the conclusion that, yes he has a very clear cut reason to be afraid of snakes and not to mess with them. He said I can't believe that you were going to let me shoot you. He wife starts laughing and said you idiot, you really think he was going to hand you a loaded gun? He said well I guess not now. At that point I had already put the clip in. I said well let's just see buddy. I dropped that full clip and his wife slapped the ever living crap out of me. She said I can't believe you!!!!! It was supposed to be a joke, you really did hand him a loaded gun!!!! I said no I put the clip back in when I was walking to put it back up. She started laughing and said damn you should have just said no it was unloaded. I said yeah I should not have been playing with a gun either but we all did. I am only telling this story for 1 reason and 1 e Reason only. No matter if the snake is venomous or not, be careful and make dog on sure that you are not allergic to anything before you mess with one. Now the gun part was just a joke and we were planning to do it. But my butt told me not to. Most people get shot by unloaded guns all the time. It was a freak accident that couldn't have been predicted at anytime. Now I know not to hand my snakes to anyone else. Oh and come to find out, he was playing with a frog while I was in the bathroom. So it was a feeding response that made her bite his thumb. Good night everyone and please stay safe.

[@icanmailfrank]

My 3.5 year old and I having been watching you for about a six months now. Love it. If you don’t mind, what does “In C2” mean? Thanks.

[@petebultmann]

"in situ" meaning in its original place.

[@josephland883]

"In situ" is Latin for "as found" so it relates to the undisturbed condition in which he finds a snake, salamander, lizard, etc.

[@ashurean]

I had a leech as a pet when I was a kid. Their bites are completely painless since their saliva contains a painkiller. It didn't live for very long, but was a neat pet.

[@NoahBeeman]

Hey I’m a naturalist in Chattanooga Tennessee I can find you every type of snake in Tennessee make sure he sees this I need to get in touch with him

[@kutzoffdchain]

I LOVE THESE VIDS SHOUT OUT TO YOU BRO

[@bcpfinishes2791]

do the salamanders generally like the cool temps are the nights hot or cool there?

[@marcusgriffin5712]

Marcus griffin 😍

[@chadnguyen6332]

16:47 looks like they're having a dance party. XD

[@koreighvaughan6107]

Where were you a couple days ago lol. I had a king snake IN MY HOME!!!!!!!! lol.

[@zes7392]

Nfk herping me and my mom have a question for my birthday could we possibly go herping together i am turning 13 and and i live in atlanta

[@letsargue9314]

ZestY Vstshsn I’m not sure if he reads KZbin comments you may have to contact him elsewhere

[@markgloverville]

So glad you are gloving up at the gas pumps. That is one of the main transmissions of COVID.

[@crusaderking8395]

7:21 that salamander just said *N I G E R U N D A Y O O O O O O*

[@davisfaulkner9035]

Hey I live in north Metro Atlanta and I was wondering if you knew any specific herping spots for a beginner? I lay tin in the woods by my house and I’ve found some water snakes a black racer and a corn snake, but I really just want to find some more (I would love a king)...

[@parisinthe30sx]

I'm now living in the usa-Georgia, and I found my first snake, a little brown snake. I wish I could find a hognose

[@jarretdietzler7750]

If you want to find a Hognose, you’ll have to put some effort into finding a spot. Try to find a park that has at least some sandy prairie. Hogs are almost never flipped, so you’ll have to go off trail and try to hike one. Also, make sure not to give up. Even my best hog spot only produces every once in a while. Good luck!

[@itzcyclops306]

Road cruise in south ga in october, during breeding season

[@elsreptilesandmore1686]

That was my first snake I found two

[@ethancooper1560]

I found a hognose 10 feet from my house and didn’t even know we had those here in WV

[@dominiczibuda5232]

I remember a while back, my neighbor had a copperhead bite his friend while they were doing a construction job and had to get taken to the hospital. Safe to say, it was fun to skin that snake, first time

[@richki.24]

Snakes are awesome ...

[@billmathews7202]

Those where blood worms

[@sarahwhipple9137]

Man you’re physco for wearing sandals with all of them venomous snakes hanging around😩

[@beastskills8189]

On a bike trail I found two four foot black snakes in under 5 minutes.

[@NolanW.]

Rat snakes most likely

[@williamblommaart6959]

very interesting documentaries indeed. Would you be able to give the latin names for the reptiles/amphibians you find and show?

[@GwarFluffyGoreGuts]

You have great habits for all grassland creatures.

[@Aquacrystal11]

Lesgooo!! New vid!!!

[@jasonwebb1882]

Almost 100,000 subs. I know my one and my son subs don't matter but I hope that it helps you. I love hearing and catching snakes. Hope to watch more.

[@mewtube8020]

16:49 THEY GROOVIN

[@fly_speck_cafe]

Milked a copperhead for my students once without mishap, but when I got home, I was sick from nerves.

[@lll-unknown-ll2863]

Almost 100k!!!!

[@vieuxacadian9455]

I've always called a cottonmouth ( Mr Slithers the Swamp Boss ) or in My native Louisiana French ( Le serpent terribe de marais ) .

[@paradice9920]

Where do I look for snakes its perfect weather but I just dont find any I found ONE the first time i went out and it was a ringnecked snake but I dont know where to search I usually search under rocks but I never find any anymore ever. I am looking in good enviroments too

[@matthewayler3265]

I live in Minnesota I have been looking for western hognose or Eastern. I been herping 30 years and found 3 pretty much by accident any advice on times like day or night or any advice you can give me would be appreciated. Trying to show my 4 year old son one who love herping.

[@jayhayes5924]

I've caught a bunch of snakes but have never been bitten by one. It looks like the nerodia have stronger jaw muscles. Do they hurt worse than a rat snake or racer when they bite?