Can I Find a Snake in the Snow? Searching for Winter Snakes and Salamanders in Georgia!

[@0zzkat]

This was super interesting to watch! It was nice to see some snow as someone who got robbed of what this area of NC was supposed to get, haha. I personally really liked the extra talking! You're very knowledgable and have genuinely taught me a lot about nature. Stoked to see what you do this year, Noah. Keep it up!

[@kriswTmom]

Fun to see herping in the snow! 😊 We got a couple of inches here in upstate SC, still not all melted in the yard. New to your channel and loving going through your videos, great stuff here! The extra narration is always interesting and good. Looking forward to all your adventures in 2025!

[@dirtydan9520]

I am in Dallas, Georgia. We got about 3 inches of snow! We had a few days of snow hiking/herping! I found nothing but deer tracks but always fun to get out in the snow in North Georgia! It is a nice change from the norm ❄️ Nice video!

[@ThePollaton]

Your knowledge is so interesting. As a 52 year old English woman, you’ve taught me so much about North American nature. Thank you for my school lessons 🥰

[@RichardYingling501]

Great episode. I don't think I would've ever considered herping in snow until after this video. I'm sorry about your car. It is extremely frustrating to not have a vehicle. I can definitely say it's a stressful thing. I hope you are back whipping the streets soon. I always appreciate what you do and hope all is well with you and your family. I'll catch you on the flipside. Richard and Heather from Arkansas

[@cathyb1273]

I am following your channel for a few years now and it's the first time seeing snow. I didn't even thought that you were having snow in Georgia 😁

[@RickSmith-kp3sy]

Thanks for a great winter walk in the snow Noah. That was plenty of action for me! Great herping educational video. And FWIW, I've enjoyed your lives that I've been able to catch. Please keep doing them!

[@michaelhochstetler8483]

Loved this video. Thanks for the amazing content, takes a lot of work I'm sure. I hit a deer a few weeks ago, so I'm also carless at the moment & it really sucks😅. Hope you have a great 2025.

[@Justfollowthecrumbs]

Those were a couple of really interesting days, it’s great to be out there with you, Noah. I can’t get out much (in Portsmouth U.K.) so your videos are a breath of fresh air and whilst I love seeing the diversity of reptiles the walks are lovely too. ❤

[@Stop4ThemSneks]

Jee I really like this! The herping in the snow is really fun! Btw my first snake of the year was a Cali Kingsnake, that’s what happens when ya herp NorCal 😉

[@jenn1234]

This was a great video Noah! It felt like I was there with you walking in the woods listening and learning. I am so looking forward to this year and what you have in store. Please be careful (I know you will be) and stay well. I can’t wait to see where you are going in a couple of months. 😄💙🐬🐍🐊🫶🏻

[@CandysCritters]

I’ve never known much about salamanders, but I’m starting to get a handle on them, thanks to you! Nice that you actually found a snake, too.

[@derdin8]

My best guess on that Dr. Pepper bottle is 1970's (during my childhood *cough*cough*)...Way before your time, Noah! Thanks for a fun snow-in-Georgia herping video - Happy New Year!

[@ThePollaton]

Love watching all your videos. Whatever you find (or don’t) 😂❤

[@KeemyCraft]

Nice video! Where I'm from around Chicago, the only thing I'm able to find this winter are mudpuppies in the cold waters, while I'm waiting for late February or March for the herps to start coming out. It's cool to see you find all of those salamanders and earth snake out when it is so cold out! Sorry about your car crash. I hope you weren't harmed in that, and I hope you can get back on your feet soon!

[@davidsorensen7438]

Noah ive reported 3 Northern pine snakes to that place you told me about like 2 years ago that tracks them - in Dahlonega - all 3 in same area- you may be able to find one there -

[@sheldon740]

Good stuff as always brother! I’m really concerned about this historic cold, I’m almost sick over it. I really hope the herps can pull through this one. I’m anxious to see your spring outings, fingers crossed. Keep up the good work brother!💪🏻🐍🦎🐸🐢

[@stefanostokatlidis4861]

This was surreal. I don’t remember any other winter with snow on your channel. You still managed to find a decent diversity though. Also nice spotted salamanders. The only big minus was the habitat destruction from development.

[@scottuzarowski3629]

Great stuff brother!! Hope ya get some wheels back soon!!

[@NightwingGR1]

Here in western Michigan, if it was early spring and we had a day like that(patchy snow free ground and temps in the 50's), there would be snakes out in sunny spots, especially garters and racers!

[@Bulldog2108]

I really like seeing you on the camera. I think you should do it more often.

[@bronwynmandigo6221]

I'm not sure if you already have a video outlining how you decide/know a place or day is snakey; but I'd love to see one! I want to get better!

[@superhawk1382]

Sorry to hear about your car Noah. Hopefully there were no injuries and i hope you can get back on the road again.

[@NKFherping]

No injuries thankfully!

[@ziggy4465]

This last storm gave you more snow than we got on Long Island, NY. We did get considerably cold though, overnight lows in the single digits up until yesterday. There will be no herping activity for at least another month here.

[@hitcher1119]

Winter snakes sounds crazy. A realy cool earth snake though!

[@fly_speck_cafe]

Last time we had snakes on snow here was the winter of 1811-1812 before the New Madrid earthquakes. 🙄 On a related note, I'd like to have a dog named Desmog.

[@tkreitler]

I would call that a great couple of days considering the weather. That picture at the end of the Spotted Salamander in the snow was really cool. Thanks to Noah's mom for lending her car and making this possible.

[@fishmansf4]

I wish I could go somewhere that still had herps this time of year. Here in Minnesota, they all go into hibernation around early-mid November and don’t come out until late-march.

[@wesleymorris1]

You gotta to go to areas with limestone out croppings and ive seen rattlers and copperheads, sunning themselves at them temps.

[@invisigoth777]

we may betting some of that weather, this week, here in Louisiana

[@haroldhahn7044]

If they look like a kitten, it is probably a mink. If the temp. is above 40 degrees F, and there is rain, you may see amphibians migrating across the snow.

[@ddog0587]

Michigan and Ohio have some really interesting species. Eastern Fox, Massasaugas, Blue Racers to names a few

[@christinelg2084]

❤ Herping

[@joemclaughlinmusic]

Have you ever been to Massachusetts? That's where I am from, I don't think we have anything too exciting reptile wise, though

[@RianG777]

Snow is everywhere and sand is only in sandy places?

[@mrnoliver9]

Hope the birds are ok... after seeing the woodpecker & owl.😢

[@sonnyg960]

I was the 800th like!

[@smetlogik]

12:12 the bycatch people forget to talk about.

[@Jay-h7d3q]

They definitely don't want to leave the warmth of your hand

[@invisigoth777]

i don't know about bottles, but there are people out there that collect "vintage" soda or beer cans so someone who does bottles may pay you for that bottle...it wouldn't hurt to look

[@danm4066]

My friend just found a dead great horned owl last week here near Gettysburg PA. Hope it's not a thing!

[@cathleen6104]

Is that an old rail bed you are walking in the first few minutes of the video?

[@MultiTeamfox]

I live in middle tn and I will find some salamanders under old decaying trees no where near water do you know what they are?

[@Zallestial]

Thecontrast as somone living in a northen area with lots of snow every year. Envying you that at least has more then 3 snake spicies in your area. And they aren't even so rare that all of them have to be protected and illigal to handle.

[@eevee_themeanie5883]

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[@Happyviews82]

I’m from Beaufort, SC and i really enjoyed the snow cause it’s been YEARSSS 😂 but I’m gonna start making videos cause I do wildlife/macro photography so maybe we can make a video one day 🙂‍↕️🔥

[@2Jim2u]

Looks nice. But I think it needs to be colder there. It can't be too cold, Dude's not even wearing a jacket.

[@Metoo-y7q]

I found a garter snake in the snow once.

[@steveennever9905]

Great stuff... but it's "champing at the bit" not chomping. ;-)

[@foxwoodjones9831]

To be fair while that may be the original form, the chomping at the bit variation has been said for so long that webster’s dictionary says this form is also acceptable.😊

[@steveennever9905]

​@@foxwoodjones9831 Oh, I had an independent thought about impatiently grinding one's teeth based on historical English & authenticity.... sorry sorry, must think Webster's must think Webster's must think Webster's must think Webster's must think Webster's must think Webster's must think Webster's must think Webster's must think Webster's must think Webster's must think Webster's must think Webster's must think Webster's must think Webster's - I. Have. Been. Purged.

[@haleighbeasley943]

What does it mean to have a snake in c2??

[@naturenut-m8r]

Where do you herp? Like what state?

[@JoselynPawlak]

@naturenut-m8r He does a lot of his videos in Georgia where he lives. Sometimes florida or Alabama too I believe.

[@NKFherping]

I herp every state I get the chance to but this is Georgia!

[@naturenut-m8r]

@@NKFherping okay thanks 👍

[@timwhiting6721]

It is supposed to be single digits this coming week in northeast ohio. Snakes are hiding here.

[@e-reptiledysfunction2243]

If u can I despise u, I have hard enough time finding em n the spring and summer lol

[@26hurban]

I have some old unopened Dr Pepper products if your interested

[@Church_Builder]

this guy watches foodie beauty

[@derrickgriffin9549]

first

[@derrickgriffin9549]

I love the videos!!! Keep up the great work

[@Peter-ic7vj]

What. About. Your stolen. Equipment????

[@BenahemJosue]

Ever been to the Dominican Republic Haiti or Jamaica snakes frogs