Hollow Log FULL of Rattlesnakes! Baby Rattlesnake Season in Georgia

[@ThePollaton]

What a privilege to see those timber babies with mama ❤

[@jenn1234]

I am so glad you are back Noah! What an awesome first video after your trip! That baby ring neck was so cute, and you helped bring that into the world! So cool! The rattlesnakes were awesome as well. I can’t wait to see more of them and to see the other mommas and their babies! I really appreciate all the time and effort you put in to bring us snakes and other herps! I wish I could do more to show my appreciation! You are one of my favorite KZbinrs Noah! Thank you for being you!!! 😄💙🐬🐍🐊🫶🏼

[@melodieisreal5933]

Welcome home! Loved today's video especially mama rattle snake with babies!

[@fly_speck_cafe]

Yes, welcome back home. Rest up some.

[@AdventureswithLandon]

15:09 There's an animal walking into the forest. Looks like a White-Tailed Deer Welcome home

[@mariasorsby8440]

Nice vid man

[@wildhareonthegulfofmexico3539]

Very cool episode. Back about 1976, I found a baby ringneck under a log behind the school in Gulf Breeze Fla. that was albino. Dig the hatchling season. I still need to catch up on the Japanese jaunt...

[@JTEXAS12]

That baby ringneck is so small!

[@CbbbBbb-ff1ek]

The intro is beautiful

[@CreetureDoubleFeature]

8:10 The fact the momma rattlers head turned when you said “the babies” is immaculate timing.

[@onemercilessming1342]

"He who saves one life saves the world entire." (Paraphrased from "Schindler's List".

[@anawarenessproject6429]

Fantastic video! Seeing that mom protect her babies had me tearin up. ❤ She wasn’t making noise but she certainly was watching 👀👀 😂 No Timbers where I’m from but what an amazing snake they are. I’ve grown up my entire life with Western Rattlesnakes and they are also stunning. I’ve seen them bright almost fluorescent green before.

[@jeffoff7795]

I hope the ringneck makes it.

[@stefanostokatlidis4861]

Returned to the usual places and species. Nice mother rattlesnake with the young. In the back of my head, I imagine how terrifying it would be if you were to stick your hand inside this log. Also nice hatching of the ringneck snake, even if the rest of the nest wasn’t successful. I am sure that if the frog has been hit by a car, it won’t survive.

[@tylermartin2562]

I live in South Georgia and the other night my wife and I were riding dirt roads and I saw the biggest copperhead I have ever seen. At least 3-3&1/2 feet long and as thick as a mag light

[@shanemiller6982]

We got em' 20 feet long and they roll up in hoops and chase you down before milking your teats. 🤔😉

[@tylermartin2562]

@@shanemiller6982 sounds like a good time up until the end 😂

[@shanemiller6982]

@@tylermartin2562 LOL , the happy ending is the good part.

[@MitchellDavis-zu8vu]

Hi Noah how are you doing

[@Mr.shotta]

Did anybody noticed or better yet could make out what was on the side of the road going into the brushes at the bend around 15:09 -1515 mark

[@pangyre]

SQUEEEEEE!

[@bubbathekid7014]

Would You be so good as to mention about when or what part of the year various snakes tend to hatch? I'm watching to learn about snakes as transplant to the South.

[@KayLizard]

I could be seeing things but the one you flipped with the snake skin, I think there was a snake but it was buried

[@antlerking69]

Opening tune ?

[@antlerking69]

You should all listen to Baby Snakes by Frank Zappa 😂

[@teresaHify]

Thank you for the wonderful Japan series.. That log with mom and babies was wild!.. Do the mom snakes protect their babies with a possible bite rather than a retreat that most snakes do when you come across them?

[@akiriith]

first snake back home and its a ringneck? and a little baby at that??? I am so happy 🥺 its so tiny, I'm really glad you were able to save one of the babies!!

[@typicalshenaniganz]

Heees back! picture perfect way to find a timber!

[@nancybrown2700]

That Pygmy was spectacular!

[@hylaherping9180]

Love Barking Treefrogs!

[@AdventureswithLandon]

Same, I hope to find one eventually.

[@hylaherping9180]

@@AdventureswithLandon I've only ever seen one. Tried so many times to find another but no luck.

[@Mcdashiznit]

I think u or will my fav herpers ..great job hatching that egg

[@nepaleseman1010]

Good day Noah.

[@LD_Builds]

Bro I miss ga. I use to live in Albany for many years and now I live in northern Iowa and no snakes here. Thanks for your videos I love watching....

[@conradreyes6508]

Welcome back home Noah

[@brunobarks6544]

Welcome home brother. Japan was awesome !!

[@davidsorensen7438]

Noah you ever find any Pygmy’s in gilmer or Lumpkin county???

[@mollyjones4165]

Not about snakes but can relate to the eggs being snatched. An orb weaver spider has been in the same spot for months and has three egg clutches. I just saw her last night. Today, went outside, her web was destroyed and she was nowhere to be found. Dunno what happened. I feel like my spider has been snatched away too. I looked around, did not locate her. I would definitely recognize her!

[@RobertLee-p4y]

Glad you are back Noah! And thank you so much for all your videos. They have inspired me to start snake hunting around my area, though I must say I'm not near as successful as you are in finding them. But your videos encourage me to keep at it and keep learning. Thank you so much for doing what you do so well!

[@bernardusjones9814]

Should have shown off the cute timber the way you did with the rat snake

[@walerpootin8727]

Crazy

[@tomtorres7093]

Welcome back, BRO-ther.... snakes await !! I usually wait til I get home to watch your vids ....but I needed some peace at work so here I am haha

[@spartanninja3159]

Momma rattler and baby's is won of your best finds that was so awesome.

[@scottuzarowski3629]

Welcome home bro!! That Pygmy was awsome! Missed seeing those this year!!

[@bruinsfan8278]

Welcome Home ! Great Video! Awesome baby Timbers !!!

[@Danimalsfan]

P. spiloides is not a real sp. anymore

[@lananhly-z2v]

Thanks for the clear and concise info. Very helpful!

[@Sea-cucumber1151]

That log would be decaying and have some warmth I bet inside, so I would bet they were toasty.

[@Mountain.Man.1978]

I’ve lived in Georgia and haven’t seen a rattlesnake my whole life. I did see a copperhead.

[@ke11ey1]

I think the Pygmy rattle snakes are the prettiest

[@codysden1]

Welcime back home

[@professionalvampire1]

That new momma timber and her babies are a great welcome home for you! Looking forward to seeing the other baby timbers once they are born.

[@aarongrabowski3775]

Should have fed the mole to the rat snake. That log was not 4’ off the ground.

[@eddieharris8547]

Glad you're back, Japan vids were quite boring