Fall Tin Flipping for Snakes in Georgia! Kingsnakes, Queensnakes, and Bitey Baby Racers!

An amazing day of Fall flipping and a few successful roadcruising outings! Fall is in full swing and there are lots of snakes to be found!
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[@chetchurchill9524]

How in the world did you see that baby ring neck? Very impressive. 👍🏻

[@smetlogik]

I'm just here to read through the comments. Still kicking out the productive herp trips, too legit to quit. Nice numbers for this time of year.

[@Stephen-gp8yi]

This is my favourite channel without a doubt your reptile knowledge is excellent.kind regards from little old England!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✌️

[@nicksantoro868]

What kind of reptiles do you have in England? And is it a hobby to look for them there?

[@Stephen-gp8yi]

@@nicksantoro868 we only have three snake species the grass snake adder and smooth snake.the grass snake can be found in compost heaps and near water but the other two are as rare as hens teeth unfortunately!

[@nicksantoro868]

@@Stephen-gp8yi That sucks. But don't feel alone on that aspect. Snakes are nearly non-existent in my part of the state. The Southeast and Southwest part of the US are the best places for finding the best reptiles, especially snakes.

[@Stephen-gp8yi]

@@nicksantoro868 my favourite species are the indigo and the king snakes.my dream holiday would be two weeks in the states herping.

[@nicksantoro868]

@@Stephen-gp8yi Indigo snakes are so beautiful, but they are very well protected. If you try to handle them in the wild without a permit you could be fined bigtime if caught doing so. And I would probably be the 1st one to get fined because they are so docile and I love them. Just like you, I haven't had the pleasure of meeting a kingsnake of any kind. They're on my bucket list though. Oh to avoid the confusion, the only indigo snake I came in contact with was at the zoo, I'm sad to admit. But for the kids...

[@PaintedTurtle001]

Super road cruising! What counties were you in? Do you have any plans to return to NW Alabama?

[@casualobserver77]

I freaking love rough green snakes

[@Roylevis]

same! i love Green snakes in general. But these are growing on me. Might have to build me a nice vivarium with a few inside.

[@cnnroutside]

The first neonate racer was a total stereotypical racer with all that spunk. So cool! And beautiful garter too and lmao, the green snake was doing it’s wind move in the road!

[@koicaine1230]

I was wondering what that was lol!

[@_peacocktherainwing_]

I LOVE YOUR LAUGH XD

[@bethanyharrington5630]

Just a reminder that you are appreciated Noah ! Thank you for all you do ! Stay safe

[@Sushi2735]

Silly me…….86 degrees in September? Normal and cool, on the coast. Just balmy weather for us. 😅😅😅😅 we Christmasshop here in shorts. Getting HOTTER EVERY YRAR,! And hotter and hotter……………………..

[@knutarnet.hansen2705]

Hi from Risor Norway !

[@charleschi843]

Question: Why are there random sheets of tin scattered all over the south east? Do you place them there, or are they the aftermath of storms?

[@davidfield23]

Both

[@Sushi2735]

I am totally FREAKED OUT when I get bitten, blood and all, trying to rescue a skink from the cat! My nerves are shattered!.,. And YOU let snakes CHEW on your arms. You are such a bigger man than me!!!!! And some of those snakes have huge and I mean huge mouths. NO F’ing way!! One of those chewing on my arm, it would be lights out, for good!!., Looking gat Racer chewing on your fingers’ I’m afraid I’d lose my temper……..AND WRING ITS F’ing neck. Opp’s bad temper!

[@jenn1234]

Great video Noah! I loved the second king snake and it would be cool to see it not in shed! I also loved loved loved that baby ring neck! It was so cute and fast! Thanks and you guys be safe! 😄❤️🐬

[@foxwoodjones9831]

I rewatch your videos a lot and just have them playing as background noise. This one I’ve played probably 4-5 times. What is frustrating is that every time I come back to this video, it shows that I haven’t not “liked” this video, which is untrue! So I “re-like” but then it never stays. Grrrr….

[@koicaine1230]

Y'all are so brave. I'm terrified of snakes but have been trying to attract Rough Green Snakes and Anoles to my garden to eat the pests killing my crops (it's Organic so no chemicals). I got the Anoles and a little Black Swamp Snake (I think) it's solid, shiny black and only about a foot long but the 2 times I have seen it were during the day and from what I've read they are nocturnal so IDK.

[@battletitan77]

nice vidoes, as a fellow georgian to your viewers don't this in real life in georgia, we have quite a view things you don't wanna run into. out break of brown widows, possible wood scorpions, the dreaded yellow jackets, and who knows what else we seem to find new crap all the time out here that not very freindly.

[@CritterHunter]

We definitely need to do a colab

[@davidsorensen7438]

Do you have any pet snakes?

[@thebobbalo1]

19:27 "He hasn't had too many meals yet" *proceeds to devour finger* 😋

[@elyzsabethahne2116]

Very glossy eastern king snake! Don't get bitten by the fire ants--not only is it horribly irritating, but any jokes they may tell are lame!

[@kevinmagee6450]

Could you please feature the "Bastard Supreme" on one of your episodes?

[@piratenpyrooo]

This thumnail got me! I thouth that on the right was a blue snake 😅 just the belly of a kingsnake ithink it is!

[@guitarzan2626]

Beautiful garter, got one six feet long hanging around my house.

[@Carol-tz4ou]

Discerning brignole new meaning to the phrase of miniscule

[@andrewpagan2017]

-“Your a healthy full grown adult” Skink - “later”

[@SoliRhymesWithJulie]

I've been watching your videos for some time now but only recently realized that you deliberately place tin in locations. I thought they were just dumped by people.

[@NKFherping]

A lot of times, it is dumped by other people and then I just reposition it in a better area for snakes. Such is the case with the tin in this video. Just repurposing “litter” into habitat for wildlife!

[@JordanFlynn]

That garter and green snake tho 🔥

[@webbiestmold413]

6:41 dis happens when u go herping alone

[@remmi9700]

where do you find all of these tins?

[@samdonald9427]

how do these snakes not get eaten by all those ants.

[@raydalton1110]

Noah, Ive been watching your channel for a long time now, today I noticed what your becoming successful, in all you're videos I can tell by your tone of voice, its just you being you and no act. So many youtubers dont get this and be someone they not. Keep it up dude and I wouldnt be surprised if you will reach 1 million subs some day, people like watching a genuine person, happy herping brother and God bless you.

[@yp5626]

How much ur income per month?

[@diamondbackwolfgaming4322]

How do you know which tins that can be lifted with your hands and which ones need to be flipped with a field hook? Because here in Missouri, if I leave tins, I might find a copperhead under one of them or a cottonmouth or worse, a rattlesnake. Though it would be cool to encounter a rattler, I don’t want to be surprised by one

[@billtaggart6852]

Hi Noah. I love to watch your channel. And love that you move all the animals you find off the road to a safe location. But I can't help but think that maybe they would be better served if you moved them back to the side they were coming from. That larger queen snake is a perfect example. Surely that snake was only on the road to soak up the heat, which is probably the case for most of the snakes you find on the road. That said they are likely to return to the same side of the road once they are satisfied with the heat. Granted some snakes frequent the road looking for food, but they too will likely return to their home territory. I don't think you would argue that the queen snake will return to the streamside which means she will once again have to cross the road. Maybe keep this in mind when moving snakes to a safer location, the opposite side of the road from where they came may not be safer. Thanks. Keep up the great videos!

[@matthewmohri9990]

Hey brother do you ever communicate with Chandler of Chandler's Wild Life?

[@nepaleseman1010]

Is 86F that unusual in central Georgia in September.

[@webbiestmold413]

have you ever herped california? I guess the california king is the most beautiful kingsnake of the getula specie. also the red diamond rattlesnake is a beautiful one.

[@eddieharris8547]

I've never seen crayfish snakes while hiking, only on roads. Having 30 snake days AOR here in the Midwest right now. Only have a couple weeks left till activity really starts to shut down for the season.

[@BuckshotUniversity]

Is this public or private land that youre bringing in a leaving tin at?

[@Donotlistentothem]

69 degrees

[@TheHerpHotline]

Nice video and the thumbnails are always so good!

[@Aidanjacksonkightly_reptiles]

6:39 that's an awesome way to find a target species!

[@davidp.5598]

I really enjoy your channel. You sure do have some sharp eyes! Thanks for all you do.

[@kayleesuggs383]

does it hurt when the baby snake bites u?

[@foxwoodjones9831]

No. Not really. You feel it, but it’s not painful. That’s why Noah is laughing most of the time when the baby’s bite. Some people will just say “ouch” out of habit, even though it’s not hurting them.

[@maddox7446]

can you give us some spots to herp in florida

[@diamondbackwolfgaming4322]

15:38 aww look at those slow tongue flicks, soo cute

[@michaelprime7621]

Awesome, I like the King snake.

[@elizabethkane6665]

I love your enthusiasm

[@brianhopkins5776]

Hi. Nfkherping

[@jayjohnson9668]

He’s prob making 800-1200$ a month would be my guess with his sub count

[@pittschapelfarm2844]

Great content! I've never seen a queen snake at all.

[@bradhexumOSM]

Some biters today!

[@rcigirl1]

love the video's keep em coming also how i dare u to go to Australia and find a banned Krait or a inland taipan

[@nicksantoro868]

These days I thought it was hard to leave your house without punishment in Australia.