I ALMOST QUIT (WHAT ELSE COULD GO WRONG)

[@blessedbeauty2293]

- I am from CT && you can definitely find them there though !!

[@baumanzinho]

You’re rockin’ bro!! Thanks for sharing the adventures!

[@scottpietila1]

There has to be a joke in there about a buck losing its male parts next to a bud light

[@MinuteontheMountain]

That was a lot of work, but you knocked off two more. Congrats, man.

[@blessedbeauty2293]

- I live in Myrtle beach ⛱️ 😊 😎

[@matts7444]

Plain-bellied water snake, they are harmless

[@danieltull69]

Are you gonna show all of them at the end?

[@shedcrazyofficial]

Yeah! That’s a good idea

[@hondaguy4237]

Hit me up if you need help in Eastern Oregon. We’ve got some great spots but it may be a little late now that the grass has grown up.

[@mixtaperadio]

out of all the states so far which had the worst ticks situation? which had the best BBQ?

[@mixtaperadio]

9:05 Eastern Rat Snake. they act like they're a Chihuahua really aggressive but is a friend

[@jeremiahjohnson8915]

Have you already lined up the Joe Rogan interview when you get this done? I think it would be sweet for you to go on a platform like that and share the while story in one interview.

[@annmurphy5507]

Plain green-bellied water snake

[@annmurphy5507]

Correction: Plain-bellied water snake?

[@shedcrazyofficial]

I think so

[@rodbelding9523]

Looking near main entrances of places is one of my moves too. I swear like half the antlers I find are in the brush right next to parking lots, because people overlook them.

[@Antler_addict]

Good luck in CA! You will need it, especially So Cal! Took me 3 years of looking to find my 1st one & have had 3 shed antler years many times of hiking 20 mile days, 3-4 times a month, all year!!! Dont waste your time in zone D-19, IT SUCKS!

[@maddawgnoll]

I lived in the redding area and shed hunted northern CA. My dad and I picked up over 50 one season and didn't hike more than a mile a day. When I look at the topo of the area they were all within a 3 mile stretch, no more than half mile from the road that ran a creek. It's a great place to pick em up because nobody goes there thinking the regulations are different. But it's only along one creek drainage that you can't until I think may 1st. (Wildlife area) the rest of the area is open.

[@Antler_addict]

@@maddawgnoll ya, I had a spot like that where I found most of my collection. I forgot to mention to Ben that he should only shed hunt northern CA.

[@Antler_addict]

@maddawgnoll I should also note that I always hiked alone & never had anyone to teach me anything, so everything I learned, I did it all on my own. Now I have over 100 sheds, kept a few big dead heads, have several matched sets, some off the same deer & his twin & sheds from 1 of the dead heads that layed half buried for 5 years. I found the dead head 1st & 5 years later, found the sheds buried in a gopher mound on the shaded side of a scrub oak. They are extremely weathered but not a chew mark on them.

[@Antler_addict]

@maddawgnoll Google earth wasn't around iether, had to use maps & boots on the ground.

[@mixtaperadio]

just to let you know that tortoise you flipped over is a protected species....have a little more respect for them. 8:40

[@ThatguyColtn1111]

If you need help with Oregon I could probably send some pins

[@bearrivercacheco.435]

NC booner spike!

[@tommythacker8226]

If your job has ac and cold drinks . Haha

[@mattlillywhite6178]

Cute