Kingsnakes and Canebrake Rattlesnake! Springtime Snake Hunting in South Georgia

[@owenplaster9825]

this is raw stuff, no cameramen, no boom mic, literally a phone, a GoPro, and a nice camera and that just shows that you just love these animals.

[@falconmoose1589]

...."stop rattling and go back to your tin pile...." Love it.

[@carrieteague5041]

That made me laugh😆

[@theogc.s.5764]

LOL

[@nuyangrai7849]

:)))))))

[@tompeavy8254]

Gorgeous Timber. My heart might've stopped briefly if I flipped something and that beast was there. Awesome video, again.

[@BabyfaceATL]

Maaan that rattler was a fantastic find! Thanks for the vids!

[@loopytoopy]

I like how the piece of cover at 7:10 says king haha. Nice video Noah!

[@christiangraham4579]

I don’t even herp and I love watching these vids man! Get to see cool ass snakes and don’t have to find them myself!

[@nboutdoors3571]

Same, a lot of snakes at my creek in the summer time

[@bubbasue5212]

I only herp by mistake ! I'm very rural central Texas...love this channel, learning alot!

[@owenmccool322]

Nice Vid!! Can’t wait to see what is coming during the rest of the spring months!

[@Bitty2Reckless]

Brings me back to my childhood

[@taeviansworldofreptiles3828]

Wow I can never get enough of Wild king snakes!

[@khicks72]

Wow, nice c. horridus! I miss those guys, living in this part of Texas. And, that last king reminds me of one I found at Ft. Stewart when I was in the National Guard. Pretty snakes!

[@wakefieldwildlife]

Dude, that first King was so nice. CLEAN

[@MrGert1960]

a lot of beautiful snakes! some awesome Timber Rattlers!

[@chieflongsock]

I remember when this dude had maybe 6k subs....hes growing fast and with good reason, love these vids! Keep up the awesome work!

[@abaldsasquatch7742]

I enjoy watching your vids

[@squirrel-eatingjon2514]

Amazing you can find just big healthy snakes in spots with all that traffic going by. Really nice finds, great clip.

[@mrbillga3572]

Great videos y’all have thanks for posting them

[@andrewshepherd2463]

Hands down the best herping content on KZbin, keep it up man.

[@jonahwemple9056]

Ik

[@alitachimmai2841]

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[@QuehannaWildman]

i just found your channel, i never knew there was a word for looking for snakes n stuff, ive been doing it since i was a kid

[@wildwildwest1286]

That last snake to me was and always will be a Canebrake rattlesnake.I know people nowadays interchangeably use the term Timber rattlesnake,but to me that creamy color with black bands mean a Canebrake.The black colored version of the one found farther north is a Timber.I know they're the same snake but I'm old school like that.That was a fantastic video.If you've ever been a tin flippin' virgin,when you flip your first rattlesnake under tin,it is a total adrenaline rush.LOL!

[@theogc.s.5764]

That rattle snake was so stunning!

[@FloridaJeepRides]

WOW so good to see all the King snakes. You inspire me to search out some good locations down in Florida. Well done.

[@catbirdherping9857]

Those Kingsnakes were freaking awesome, but you saved the best for last! That Canebrake was absolutely gorgeous!!! Great video, Noah, I really enjoyed this one!!!

[@ROESPLETZ]

I am opposite of a snake person but because you know your stuff I enjoy your videos! They really creep me out!

[@ThatChristianFamChannel]

Look at them chains! That mug is so clean!!!

[@mdsneky3162]

Love your videos man keep it up

[@dearhazel.3710]

I really like your videos.

[@Kyp031]

I'm in pa and it's crazy how the timbers look there in comparison. Awesome stuff.

[@nathaliemercier3676]

i wish i could herp in america in australia all we find when we lift things up are deadly brown snakes

[@thecookiesandcreams]

Little venom babys

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodsm4708]

Nathalie Mercier And that’s why there’s the stereotype that everything kills you in Australia 😂

[@lachiem7206]

Very true

[@MrSuperleobros]

Mostly find yellow-faced whips, small-eyed snakes the occasional juvie brown and red belly. I envy American herpers who seem to get 50+ snakes a day of at least 20 different species.

[@nonesoherpetological8974]

@@MrSuperleobros Herping in America can be insanely hard. If you live in Georgia, Florida, or any state out west, it is brain dead easy. If you live anywhere else, it's decently hard

[@ThePsychoPearl__]

Great videos, never disappoints

[@giddy6196]

That king was pet shop clean damn!

[@slayrey1]

With all the shit going on in the world right now its nice to have your videos to flip on and thanks for that bud.

[@stephenlukovich9648]

Just happen to run into your channel and I'm loving it. Thanks

[@jayjohnson9668]

Those S Ga canebrakes are so beautiful. Ran into a 5.5 footer a few yrs back while clearing some brush in Homerville and he must have had at least 10-12 rattles on him. We measured him with a stick laying next to him and then let him go😎

[@АндрейСоловйов-в8х]

Thats huge king snake

[@MitchellGWhitehead]

Love your channel brother

[@risenfromthepyre]

crazy amount of kings..love to see snakes thriving...hopefully we can stop suburban clearcutting of this vital habitat.

[@angiebaggett9223]

LIVING THE DREAM AND HAVING A BLAST DOING IT!! YOU ARE BLESSED!! 😍 GIVE JUNE & JOE MY LOVE AND TELL EVERYBODY I SAID HELLO!! 😍 LOVE THE VIDEO!! ☺💜 KEEP THEM COMING!! 😄

[@emupike6]

Ah this brings me back to my childhood, looking for snakes under rocks and pieces of plywood

[@narcodon]

From watching your videos I started flipping and looking for snakes and i found my own rattlesnake and knew how to deal with it and to be careful love your videos by the way

[@broomstraw2357]

They have the best system set up to find snakes 👍

[@Dovietail]

Canebreaks are just lovely.

[@emilyencinias1090]

What a beautiful rattlesnake. Awesome

[@imstelios]

In SW Oklahoma we have pigmy and western diamondback but in eastern OK we call the timber rattlers velvet tails.

[@furriesareweird]

That was such a cute king snake!

[@matthammon6299]

Sounds like you guys are next to I-75 lol. Lived in Central Florida for several years. There’s definitely some nice things about living in the south...but fire ants aren’t one of them lol.

[@johnschlesinger2009]

Stunning rattler!

[@alexanderh.5814]

Was that king big enough to eat that rattlesnake? Weren't they found close to each other?

[@trey3397]

Great video bro

[@PsychicMedium4747]

This is fun to watch

[@emmalynn6457]

FIRST!!Awesome vid btw!😁😁😁

[@JohnWilliams-ow4so]

Those were some nice kings, if yall ever go though jacksonville i know a place absolutely loaded with eastern diamondbacks, and some of the biggest eaterns ive heard of have been found around jacksonville look up hige rattlesnake found in st johns county theres a sheriff holding one up with some tongs and of course they exaggerated like hell but it looks like it could actually be 6 feet or so which you know is huge

[@patrykadamiak7570]

Nice find on the cane. What a stunner. Did you catch any pics of it by chance?? Would love to see them.

[@CruDeGaming]

I love your vlogs and i love my reptiles... Making me want to do this. 😁

[@rubywolfhard9260]

5:26 I peed when he said a toad😂

[@BradInTheWildd]

Keep up with the good work

[@richki.24]

spectacular looking snakes ..

[@ABESSINSIDE]

Awesome snake color

[@Kisame.Hoshigaki]

This makes me wanna go herping

[@remusracingro3884]

Quality content , subscribed and liked .

[@GGGodspeed]

11:10 bet you got crazy beautiful pictures, its like the rattlesnake was posing lol

[@Ts-rm6uu]

Love this CHANNEL

[@45lcdualwield4]

Dude your like the coolest friend I have

[@vanmicah]

Valdosta in the house!

[@bosspaps550]

Wowowoowwwww so nice bro keep it up🙏

[@stmichaelsjunction]

Brilliant love the rattlesnake, can they be handled? Because all the King-snakes you picked up with no worries? Anyway love watching your film thanks x

[@jollyradtv9941]

I wonder where these tins, sign boards come from. Tornado debris?

[@LadyhawksLairDotCom]

Eastern subspecies looks bigger than _Lampropeltis getula californiae_ . I remember when you weren't legally allowed to own one and when morphs appeared on the market. I have some old pics of me holding a wild one I'd caught. I was probably about 14.

[@sdcanyoncarver2203]

Well if your ever in san Diego I can take you to all the good spots, boa lyre snakes kingsnakes , mountain king , anything like that , if been road driving and flipping for over 20 years.

[@pajiad191]

i live in san diego can i come

[@marcosduran1443]

i used to go herping with my son out here in new Mexico when he was little.. we would always eat the prickly pears on the cactuses... dam i miss that. 😕

[@kilo4nia386]

Cool video

[@BoydGilbreath]

Good stuff!

[@Maxbps88]

Will a King eat a Timber? Maybe not one 'that' size but typically will they try?

[@calebrg1849]

Okay so do u put that tin and wood down to flip it later or do you just find it?

[@haroldhahn7044]

beautiful snakes!

[@tomdougherty1543]

Wish we had king snakes up north, not in eastern Mass. Those things are awesome looking.

[@masonwatson8983]

Where’s this at in South Ga? I’m near Albany!

[@deanmilitello7774]

Hey Buds - Great Video. I'm here in Long Island and have a question: If the spot is loaded with fire ants, why don't you flip the board over and leave it (instead of flipping it backs). Wouldn't this make it more hospitable for snakes the next time you go to the spot?

[@pogcrazy5398]

I honestly thought kingsnakes were more bitey than what you have shown here. Did these guys at least strike? Great herp vid, keep them coming!!! Subscribed for sure.

[@Sam_Halloweenman76]

what is your favorite snake?mine is the western Diamond back

[@Dovietail]

Kingsnakes. Yay, musk!

[@Kunminetz]

Why in Georgia many doors and broken house in the forest?

[@loganpowell9077]

How often do you get bit by non venomous snakes?

[@kclemons8597]

Wow such a pretty snake that canebreak. My anxiety is out the roof

[@tonyc5033]

I don't know anything about snakes but those kingsnakes seem pretty docile. Is that their normal disposition?

[@garrettlamm5849]

Will you do a snake video in North Carolina

[@kricket8801]

Could the canebrake be gravid? It was super fat in comparison to the tail.

[@madelenapi753]

Was that Timber gravid? She looked pretty big.

[@Tyler-kh9ns]

At 9:37 there was a copperhead under that in the upper middle of the sreen

[@nboutdoors3571]

no I don’t think it was

[@SunfishForFish]

Hell yeah man keeping it wild lol

[@getoffmylawn8986]

Looks as though your Canebreak had a recent meal as well.

[@stevegant7856]

King Snakes are so awesome, it's very rare that they'll ever bite you! A Gopher snake will bite the hell out of you at first!

[@glizzygang7127]

I know im not the only one that gets anxiety when they lift one up

[@kclinevell]

Impressive snakes. You really put the time in. How much time do you average herping per week?

[@stingraybeach9710]

It is cool that you release them. I've hunted and kept snakes all my life and they are a lot more fun to catch than to keep. Relatively boring as "pets."

[@LocNguyen-sk4bq]

Can you catch the black mamba ?

[@shawndonaschannel]

Are u guys not getting bite of those snakes you carry on hand?

[@davidstrickland1412]

Where at in South Georgia are you? I live in SE Georgia, pretty close to Brunswick and Waycross.

[@xiacamillegapuz6135]

do they bite?

[@jasonwintzel625]

Where did you get your field hook from??

[@dashrauncody5890]

Nice looking king snake's. Why do they rattle there tail like a rattlesnake?