Milksnake Madness!! Kansas Snake Hunting Highlights of a 100+ Snake Day

[@midwestemo_fishing]

Sees a snake: omg he’s a beautiful! Look at him! Sees a rat: DAMN BOI HE THICC

[@georgefleming4956]

XLenBoiX27690 Come for the snakes, leave with the quotes. 😝

[@babyfacebowers01]

That was the Grand Puba of rats btw

[@rodneya34]

😂

[@richardhendrix7894]

what a awesome hunt,thanks for letting us see that.

[@livettychristie7900]

I always found milkshake and I kept it. Now I got 6 milkshake with different size

[@xxbabymegalodonxx2474]

9:15 there’s a centipede

[@Nterrell7]

I can’t believe you didn’t mention the scorpion !!!!

[@diegomtb6911]

I know

[@Nterrell7]

I’ve lived in Kansas my entire life and have never seen a scorpion here

[@michaelcano4093]

Same

[@alkndv]

@@Nterrell7 Lived here all my life too. I've seen plenty! mostly in southern KS

[@TyronePingHerpingSouthAfrica]

Scorpions < Literally anything else.

[@smetlogik]

Smetlogik: No one beats Colorado for the most snakes in a day Kansas: hold my beer

[@aquacrystal1122]

I remember when you said in one of your oldish CO videos, that Kansas sucks. During this ENTIRE video, about 40% of my thinking was just thinking about your reaction XD

[@SluggerNugget]

Hey man I used to love watching your herping vids a decade ago, part of the subliminal reason I just moved to Colorado this year. Glad to see you're still around!

[@smetlogik]

@@aquacrystal1122 HA! We've herped KS many times, def a great place in the spring for all kinds of snakes. Soooo many it's ridiculous. In terms of milks in a small area, CO still wins that one.

[@smetlogik]

@@SluggerNugget WoW! Don't blame me for that snow out there. CO is a great place actually.

[@aquacrystal1122]

Smetlogik In diversity or a single species? There are spots here in MA where there are 4-5 Eastern garter snakes within 5 feet of each other in multiple places (not during the breeding season) If it’s diversity, then Colorado definitely wins. But from your vids, I’ve noticed mainly milks. Love your vids :D Can’t wait for more AZ vids

[@katebusby3203]

These vids are sooo awesome! I love seeing the snakes in their natural environments.

[@CarolinaGns]

I really like snakes, I found a garter snake the other day

[@ianhartings3240]

I’m going to tomorrow

[@emanadzafic7632]

You have an amazing videos. I like your chanel so much. And i also like snakes.

[@HIHI-gq6ef]

Me: searches hours not to find one snake, him: flips over a peace of wood and finds seven snakes

[@johnkidd1146]

Bro I found your channel like 2 weeks ago and I’m loving it do you have any snakes as pets

[@4dooky]

I was wondering the same thing 😊

[@43ShaDey]

I really can’t speak for him but I wouldn’t think so....

[@WildEncountersTV]

Loved seeing the ringnecks! Just found my liver ringneck yesterday. This man is a true motivator! He out there slaying the snakes, so I thought I’d go flip some rocks, and **boom** I got a snake. Thanks for always keeping me motivated to go out and film! Your the man! Can’t wait for more content!!

[@alexforce1759]

Him: ooh baby racers! Me: grab the centipede!

[@michaelamohr6729]

Not even gonna acknowledge the giant centipedes???? I'm more afraid of those than I am timbers and diamondbacks! Nopes with waaaaaay too many legs and mandibles. Picked up a beautiful little ringneck that had found itself in the pool the other day, absolutely stunning even though they're so common

[@hunterdean4766]

Same here. Those giant centipedes scare the crap out of me.

[@brandonvought8700]

Nice, looks like fun!

[@mikelorman2927]

Best milk herping vid yet, them bi colored looking milks looked insane

[@shellstories]

Wow, I got an ad for a snake repellent right before the video started lol. Awesome to see the stuff you're finding! Keep it up!

[@juniorlive7354]

Hi

[@emeryhattenberger1184]

Ive watched you forever and I love your vids!! Keep up the good work!

[@dallasaddison8186]

You missed a snake 9:48

[@calepatterson5460]

Hey, love the content you put out! I live in Kansas, and was curious about what area of Kansas you were in?

[@felixharrington8597]

Central, was stated at the beginning of the video.

[@killacitybaby]

​@Felix Harrington central Kasas is not a place in kansas just a general "middle of the state" term.

[@allenskaggs7379]

Love your channel have watched every video you've made and look forward to new ones 😁be safe out there and happy herping

[@wakefieldwildlife]

Pure insanity

[@tattooedmillionaire]

I stopped in Kansas for a pee back in 2011 on my way to New Mexico, It was windy then too , Flat and Windy like my ass

[@Declan1205]

Scorpion on 3:41

[@ronaldvanheest3572]

I know you guys don’t keep anything but you need to learn how to preserve specimens with locality data AND you need to collect DNA. The areas and species you collect; their DNA would solve a lot of nomenclature /taxonomy issues

[@zombifyerilc216]

Found a scarlet king today under a slab of wood that has been in my backyard for years. Seen your videos and decided to go look under it. Thanks!!

[@MilesBishop1]

Flint Hills is always a good time for herping, although I don’t usually see that many speckled Kings!

[@elpejo6821]

What part of flint hills is good for herping?

[@evosyanzz4303]

What name the location & leauge what's?

[@joshuahull9982]

Is there any state that doesn't have ring necked snakes? Lol!

[@noelanitnt1]

This has to be the best herping video ever!

[@midwestemo_fishing]

Lol I went herping and came back to find this uploaded

[@trevoraston6195]

3:42... I can’t be the only one who saw that huge scorpion right?

[@Rebelgirl-kv6bd]

I saw it

[@mighty-boa1727]

Your not

[@georgefleming4956]

Too common for Noah to comment on.

[@NKFherping]

George is right, they’re under almost every rock. More often than Ringnecks.

[@Bruhman5thflr]

"Ring neck"

[@Purplepunch813]

Snek

[@rdherps4247]

nice video nkf. love the amount of work you put in to catch snakes. herping should be an olympic sport

[@gamingmaster4657]

That really pretty garter snake you caught was a California red sided garter

[@kodavulpedrius6712]

So I am confusion. Why is this one Kansas, and the other one not ArKANSAS. America explain, explain!! What do you mean ArkanSAW!!!???

[@yusufal-kafir1539]

The Speckled King is the way it is because Speckled Kings and Desert Kings *intergrade* in parts of Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas.

[@actorstuntman]

What was the evenly banded Black and whoite snake ? It wasn't mentioned. Was it a Long Nosed snake snake? At the 8:25 mark.Youcalled it a Milk, but then quickly caught another Milk that looked like the rest.

[@satelliteexile2089]

ringneck party! location: under ANY ROCK IN KANSAS BABY

[@idunoh1902]

The shell fossils you guys were finding are sphenoceramus clams from the Cretaceous period. They’ve found giant sharks, mosasaurs, pterosaurs, dinosaurs, pliosaurs, plesiosaurs, and giant carnivorous fish in that region. :)

[@USM247]

Interesting .. I grew up in Kansas, Pratt and Russell counties. Live in San Diego now. Always nice to see the old homeland. My reptile and amphibian experiences were mostly turtles, salamanders and crawdads. Had a really nice adventure after some heavy rains.. Small ponds developed and provided what we called 'fairy shrimp'. Looked like a cross between a turtle and a shrimp. Really strange creatures. Thanks for this view of Kansas.

[@rafabonati7757]

Loved how the collared lizard turned back to defend itself and jumped at your finger. The texture of their skin is also so fine. The best skin though has to go to the Gila monster. They feel the best of any lizard! But dangerous.

[@gordondalrymple7644]

Can hear that wind whipping through that tornado weather country

[@Brandoncox_photography]

I make snake videos as well but I have no subscribers so I will more than likely stop making videos cus nobody likes them or subscribed to my channel. People view my videos but don’t leave any likes. And most of my videos don’t even have views

[@actorstuntman]

Ok you later explained it as a bi-color Milk snake when you caught another later.

[@anthonyperez2361]

Hey! I'm a new resident to kansas from California where do I want to look i want to get someone before i move back to California i appreciate it

[@fernandomendoza6949]

I live in Wichita Kansas I have been looking for milk snakes here on whole life and haven't found them only times I found them are in Oklahoma

[@jonathandefoy6376]

why were you ignoring all those scary centipedes? I am not afraid of snakes at all but those centipedes would have made me a little nervous.

[@izmashing5993]

U been to Morland? Lotsof snakes there? Might move there but am scared of snakes

[@paradice9920]

Cant wait to get out next week. Its only in the high 40s low 50s right now where im at but next week its gonna be a nice 76 hopefully I can find my first Green snake

[@Renatus-4-4-4]

It's all about the Ring Necks babyyyy 😁

[@CarolinaGns]

You could find my garter snake video on my channel , I’m pretty sure he’s a eastern garter

[@AaronHendu]

Some of those skinks are more badass than they appear...I had a sun skink about the same size and body shape as the skinks in the video, and I used to feed it adult anoles...and the hunt down and eating process was vicious for such a seemingly timid and scared animal.

[@TyronePingHerpingSouthAfrica]

Insane - great video! Feeling the lockdown vibe hard in South Africa so these videos are all the herping I can get.

[@Everythingout]

Hey man love your video I have been making some Herping video and catching speckled and prairie king snakes n my last video maybe you could check it out they were sadly in shed

[@johnnylovesgod4516]

How big can the ring neck snakes get? They are awesome. So are you,bro. 👍😁🐍🦎

[@alifeoncechris]

So I’m relatively new here. What does lifer mean?

[@dprivetts]

alifeoncechris an individual finding a specific species/subspecies for the “first time in their life”. Example: if you found your first Scarlet Kingsnake that would be your “lifer” Scarlet King. Or like in Noah’s last OK video when he said one of his 3 lifers for the area was a Dusky Hognose, that meant he hasn’t found one yet. So if he did, that first specimen would be his lifer Dusky Hog.

[@dprivetts]

Good question tho, for sure. When I got back into Herping 5 years ago or so there were all these new terms/field herping slang I had to catch up with that I had never heard back 20 years prior. “Lifer”, “insitu”, “DOR”, amongst many others.

[@alifeoncechris]

David Privetts thanks man! That’s what I assumed but I thought it was just better to ask. I got back into herping last summer with my daughter. We don’t have a lot of species in our state but still have a couple to find.

[@dprivetts]

Man that’s awesome! My kids were a big motivation for me to get back into it as well. Great times and even if we don’t find anything, time spent exploring the outdoors with our kids is never a bad thing.

[@phobos5737]

Coolest thing was the collard lizards. Nice vid.

[@VenomCentral]

Man what a great day you had. Love the milk snakes. Great job buddy!

[@herpinghighlights7144]

Unreal... Never seen anything like that before. Well done!

[@Rebelgirl-kv6bd]

What do you mean when you say "lifer"??

[@Its_Shredder]

I would also like to know this.

[@georgefleming4956]

“Lifer” mean it’s the first time in your life to ever find that species in the wild.

[@dmithsmith5880]

2 ringnecks... what about the scorpion bro ?

[@elpejo6821]

Wheres that at fam Im doing herping with my kids always and never find a milk snake

[@graelent9]

Did you not see the scorpion under the rock at 3:42 with that ringneck??

[@jackhartman17]

Hey wait... IM IN CENTRAL KANSAS!!!

[@kodavulpedrius6712]

Just ignore that massive centipede and scorpion.

[@bryanislava7317]

I like that they don’t give a fuck bout that centipede 😱

[@craigwyatt78]

What a great freakin day!!! So Jealous!!

[@derdin8]

I grew up in Kansas and saw a snake only once...a ringneck. I had no idea Kansas was so dense with snakes!

[@im1withnature]

Did you see the scorpion at 3:42 to the left of the 2 ring necks

[@fly_speck_cafe]

What's that one small snake that curls its upper lip?

[@jayjohnson9668]

What a kickass day in otherwise boring ass Kansas😎

[@Hillbilly1974]

No one see the scorpion? Yes, I’m a late commenter 😂

[@burlingtoncoat1]

where exactly were you? i live in kansas but never seen anything like this

[@getoffmylawn8986]

That collared lizard definitely wanted a piece of you!

[@rustyreese4006]

He definitely did. I've never seen one of those before. I have come across a bunch of the skinks though. I'm surprised that they didn't come across a rattlesnake though. I always come across them when I flip rocks.

[@tresjolieme81]

those centipedes ewww lol not moving to Kansas

[@jacksfishing3024]

I’ve seen 4 Centerpedes and a scorpion in this vid

[@christopherweldy]

You guys should of caught the centipede

[@landonpetrisko6983]

flips over every structure “ring neck”

[@samuelsrf5188]

Ringneck ringneck ringneck and. Ringneck

[@benhunter7773]

There was a scorpion under that rock did you see it

[@stannos499]

if its a reptile / phib / big insect WE WANNA SEE!

[@emupike6]

Holy God that rat was bigger than my cat lol

[@knightofoctober]

I liked that Tim Burton snake.

[@janelleeisenbarth528]

What part of the flint hills are you guys in

[@chrisb4410]

That’s like 1000 ringnecks

[@dorkykamashini3607]

How many times he says *insanity* ↘️

[@elpejo6821]

Wish I cam find a nice milkshake one day smh

[@yeefoogle7465]

Um you cut out the part with the scorpion

[@journeywithgabriel5031]

Nice snakes all I can find is ring necks and rough green

[@lorenkrug]

Cool... hope you find a Massasauga

[@rahulsingha5602]

I would like to eat them,they seems to be tastey

[@andreabeane7247]

you should come to southeast florida

[@glasgato5770]

Thanks for the Bullsnake!!!

[@foreverjim5240]

Giant scorpion at 3:43 it was huge

[@putnam568]

Have you ever found a coral snake?

[@VG-913]

I must be a noob but what is a lifer?

[@coloraturaElise]

Those collared lizards were cool!