Hog-noses, Coastal Milks, Rough Greens, A Timber, & Much More: Insane Herping in The Mid-Atlantic!!

[@Wondering_About_Nature]

Definitely a great selection! I LOVED the Rough Green. Posing so pretty for you. I needed my snake fix after not seeing any at all at Prime Hook refuge in the past two months. Even the spots I saw some early in the season were empty of snakes! I did have the one Rat Snake climbing the tree in my front yard last week, so that was something. Love this video and your excitement in the beginning especially! Thanks for putting this together.

[@herpingpennsylvania1999]

Excellent diversity for summer herping

[@TFerrazzo72]

Thanks!

[@Richard_and_Heather]

OMG! Ya'll had a spectacular couple of days. Those milks and hogs were some stunners. Such beautiful species. So were the rough greens. Plus the rest. Very impressive. I wish I could have been there. Thanks for the video, it was great. Catch you on the flip-side (of the tin pile) Richard from Arkansas

[@TFerrazzo72]

Thank you. Always appreciate you guy's comments!

[@willexotic]

Those hogs are so gorgeous

[@Rustyssnakeadventures]

You had some incredible days out there!

[@TFerrazzo72]

Definitely one for the books!

[@karyannfontaine8757]

Finding all those gorgeous snakes was wonderful. I know a Hognose snake has to be very scared to "play dead"

[@TFerrazzo72]

I find that their temperaments vary. Some will play dead, and others will just hiss the whole time. It's hard to tell how they are going to act.

[@5LbSquirrel]

That Scott guy sounds like the coolest person ever. I bet he keeps crocodile skinks.

[@gregredelman9726]

sweet day