Kingsnakes and Corn Snake! Flipping Tin for Snakes

[@Cody_4]

Supposed to be at work in an hour and I find myself in a rabbit hole of Noah’s videos! 👍✌️

[@douggraham6133]

Heartfelt vid. Hits my childhood. Being from Virginia, I've caught/released tons of Eastern kings. One of my favs. In Va, I caught the majority of my Eastern kings around sandy, marsh, pine areas. My buddy and I caught our 1st corn in Stratford Co. , Manassas, Va. and nearly lost our minds. The adrenaline, the fact of actually catching a corn snake was the highlight of our lives. Amazing and hits so many memories. Living just outside of Seattle, Wa. sucks. No animals to speak of. We had fox, raccoons, deer, snakes, lizards, you name it. We had it. Just wanted to say thanks for an incredible video of herpin on the East side.

[@crazyturkeygirl3719]

I live in southeastern Virginia and my first snake was when I was 7 and it was a baby king! Still have yet to find a corn though.

[@Mob-tq7gv]

Dang I live in Illinois i have not seen a wild corn snake but I have one and 2 pythons

[@zealin1778]

That corn snake was gorgeous.

[@crisprtalk6963]

Southerners love their tin as decoration. I always keep some in the back yard... just in case.

[@fayemartin465]

love you snake video,s thanks for sharing

[@nepaleseman1010]

Nice corn snake, I much prefer the colour and markings of a wild corn snake to the mixture of morphs that are bred in captivity.

[@bluelinemorphs]

Love this video ! That’s where it all started ! Out there rolling rocks and logs over ! Seeing what we can find under it haha! I gotta start doing more videos out in the “field”

[@smetlogik]

"Good morning everyone, it's the next day" I like that intro, I'm stealing it. You're giving Armin and Kyle a run for their money with the tin flipping.

[@Irelandrbi]

What are the flip sticks you use? Need to pick one up. Thanks.

[@catbirdherping9857]

Wow! That Corn snake is probably the most beautiful snake I’ve ever seen!!!

[@DanyRivard]

Since I follow you, I'm fall in love with snakes !!!

[@parisinthe30sx]

There's a lot of reptile diversity in USA. If you did that in my country you'd be more likely to find a gecko, tree frog or biacco. The keeled lizard is one of my favourites. We don't have venomous snakes here in Sardinia as far as I know

[@brucegill1903]

My nephew and I love to flip tin wood etc. I live in upstate NY. In the western part of NY we found a secluded field with a bunch of tin. We go there from time to time we have found a couple 5 lined skinks. The usual garters, dekays, milkshakes, banded water snakes... sidenote: this field is near water. On 2 separate occasions though we found a copperhead and a massasuga. RARE finds in this part of NY!! I used to find cornsnakes here in NY but haven't seen one in years.

[@klprds]

that cornsnake was so beautiful, wow.

[@johnford7847]

Obviously (and thank you for this), you show primarily the exciting parts of your excursions. But I'd be interested in knowing how long an excursion takes. Here, you show two kings and a corn snake in about 13 minutes of video. But here in western PA, I've traipsed around in a state park for a couple of hours or more w/o seeing any herps. I am nowhere near as familiar as you with what to look for (and I suspect my eyes are nowhere near as sharp as yours), but I am curious - how many hours of searching and flipping did it take to make the 13 minutes of video? I enjoy your stuff. Thanks.

[@NKFherping]

It’s hard to include that in a video while keeping it entertaining, but this particular video was filmed over the course of an entire day. Maybe I’ll include time stamps in the future?

[@mrjack27yt39]

@@NKFherping sounds great!

[@bernie2231]

I've lived in PA most of my life, but lived in Savannah, GA when I was 11-12 years old. I used love to herp as a kid, and still do. I see many snakes on my property, but I use to love finding king snakes , glass lizards, and other species that don't live up north.

[@kutzoffdchain]

DOPE VIDEO. IM IN NORTH EAST GEORGIA. I CAN'T WAIT FOR MID TO LATE SPRING TO WATCH YOUR VIDS BRO. I LOVE GEORGIA IN THE SPRING. SALUTE TO ALL STATES . I LOVE THE PLACES YOU TAKE US TO .

[@fishing1724]

I really enjoy your videos dude! I am located in Asheville NC and they really push me to get out more and see what I can find. Thanks for posting!

[@89foxguy]

Meanwhile I'm up here in New England waiting for spring lol.

[@aquacrystal1122]

Same here bro. Here in North Eastern Massachusetts, we have a 70 degree day this Friday, so I might go herping!

[@360oogab00ga]

I love your vids and one day try Louisiana herping it’s super fun!!❤️

[@scottzipperer6146]

My best kingsnake day was February 19 1995 I found 19 in one day 9 canebreake rattlesnakes 6 greyrats and 1 garter snake

[@davecopeland8596]

Awesome video

[@legndzzz-editz603]

Great helping spots

[@maihanh3615]

It's herping not helping ok

[@legndzzz-editz603]

Bu Thoi Alright bitch

[@reptibane5263]

Very good video

[@sobreanimais]

Awesome!

[@robinchemin3631]

Those corn snakes are beautiful

[@cwlpinky9080]

the field mice theyre are hugeee i believe i sawww large micee too

[@atravers349]

Beautiful snakes! I see very few snakes of any kind any more. I can't believe you didn't uncover a dozen or more garter snakes! Why is all that tin and board laying around like that; tornadoes?

[@DuzzyDobbin]

G’day mate, I’m from Australia I was just wondering what the reason those beautiful king snakes cause such an exciting reaction are they rare or another reason? I mean no disrespect if thats how it sounded wasn’t my intent. Regards Duzzy from 🇦🇺

[@moniquejones9575]

I was thinking this too

[@joshuahull9982]

Of all the snake species commonly kept as pets the corn snake hands down is the best pet snake. They do better than any other species commonly kept. They are the easiest snake to breed. They eat very well and they actually seem to enjoy being handled unlike most other snakes. Even wild individuals settle into captivity and start eating within a week even though I personally wouldn't look for wild corn snakes as pets. Especially since you can just buy them captive bred. One of my past corn snakes lived to be 27 years old.

[@kenz5469]

But be careful.. they are escape artists.

[@joshuahull9982]

@@kenz5469 I know that after having 1 for 27 years.

[@kenz5469]

@@joshuahull9982For those that don't know.....

[@joshuahull9982]

@@kenz5469 cool.

[@DodderingOldMan]

I'd say there's a non-zero chance these videos will cause my death... after watching a heap of them, I'm starting to feel like maybe I could head out to the local wilderness and start looking for snakes... Being Australian, though, there's a pretty good chance I'd find something truly deadly. That said, all the snakes I've seen in recent years have been perfectly harmless, either carpet pythons or green tree snakes. But I'm sure I could find something more dangerous if I went looking... Who am I kidding, I don't have the guts :P

[@MrJport1]

Please post which field hook you’re using and where to buy.... Loving the flipping and herping vids.

[@donaldgoddard2946]

would love to see a video on blue indigos done by you

[@cwlpinky9080]

good flipss

[@gabrielwildness9248]

The corn snake is beautiful

[@bobbysimpson5540]

I used to do this with a friend in the 80's looking for Blue Belly Lizards to sale to local pet shop. I learned the hard way to lift the Tins away from you, otherwise you get a Lizard up your pants. What do you do with the Snakes?

[@Fallenfromgrace1990]

Have you ever came up to Indiana and went Herping?

[@therealshino4607]

AannW Rootbeer yess Hoosier herpers rise up

[@Juanrivers2022]

Do you keep any of those snakes or just for photo shoots

[@rishu7506]

Imagine when they flip one of the tins a cobra came out

[@johnnylovesgod4516]

Lol! 🤣

[@n.c.herping6435]

They have that happen with like rattlers and stuff. It’s usually not a big deal.

[@corylarsen8612]

If only if only this guy shared some locations ahhhh...(still Love em tho) drove all the way to Okefenokee (only location I ever got from this guy) and only saw a wild hog a big gator and a turtle no snakes tho ;( living in Leon county if anyone knows some good spots within a 2-3 hour drive plz share! Would appreciate it

[@impala9c1]

You live in the tin capital of the world. It’s hilarious how it’s just laying all over. I don’t see that in Vermont. Or snakes, for that matter.

[@aquacrystal1122]

Yeah, same here in Massachusetts. I’ve only ever found 3 snakes here. And 5 snakes total in my life

[@nieppring]

Please may you give me some suggestions on flipping in Georgia?

[@getoffmylawn8986]

Man, that place was rat city. Explains the Kings and corn snakes. Target rich environment for them.

[@Snugglez187]

Why is there so much garbage on the ground everywhere? Is that common in the south?

[@NKFherping]

It’s not garbage, it’s the remains of abandoned structures. They’re found around the world if you know where to look.

[@colingreyarnold7998]

So I was flipping some tin piles yesterday and I think it was the scariest moment of my life when I flipped it there was a timber rattler and he struck and just missed my hand

[@b.c.fisher2438]

U need to make a compilation vid

[@lil_tols8449]

so lucky where i live its snowing and i cant go herping

[@plutoofdeath1013]

Find any scorpions? I'm in Florida born and raised haven't seen any I'm 23 .. been hunting scorpions for 15 year's now ... 0

[@joshuabramlett1651]

Wen u come.down to Florida u look for kings

[@jonzaremba]

If I buy you a pair of boots would you wear them?

[@krillog7223]

I have 1y old corn snake myself :)

[@JordanTown]

I seen a snake when I was outside🐍

[@Proffessorkitty25]

You should go to Pennsylvania

[@lead5s]

red rat snakes are beautiful

[@ethandiener9789]

I had a albino corn snake 🐍

[@jameselger572]

I would start moving the snakes to where food their size was. Every time I see a mouse or rat, you're just catch and release. Why not move them a few places.

[@waynephillips348]

Love you

[@copper3184]

easy early

[@korlu01]

Why do you guys have so much tin?

[@themightykitcat1179]

Go turtle\ tortoise looking one day

[@joshuakillian8624]

My cousin is a Christian teacher and she had a class full grown corn snake and it was bigger than the big king snake yall caught last video

[@bigbootyaj2213]

1:37 it’s a wet floppy boy

[@Rryan8065]

If you had coughs the big fat and put it in front of the corn snake.........lol

[@PiraticalBob]

Do you have any snake pets? If so, what?

[@terrythecobrafan9068]

I am family to chad Harrison I am the son to james mick terry mick

[@somegamerkid2619]

May I have shout out

[@bhinggloria2383]

Hey please give me a snake :(( any kind of snake