North Georgia Hiking in Search of Snakes! Hognose, Kingsnakes, Copperheads, and More!

A couple of great outings in north Georgia, highlighted by a lot of our local favorites like kingsnakes, vipers, and a hognose!
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Total Species: 109

[@icepackager]

ratsnakes are so under rated, they are almost always super chill and just awesome snakes to handle overall.

[@timbow1356]

My favorite part of this video is when they found snakes

[@tazminiam5164]

My favorite part is when NKFherping says it's "NKFherping time!" and NKFherpings all over the place.

[@Jurassic_edits14]

Yes that was the best part I never expected that to happen

[@timbow1356]

@@Jurassic_edits14 I was and still am shocked 🤯

[@casualobserver77]

Man that was a great video Noah That big king was spectacular

[@jayimbody167]

I’ve never seen an eastern king snake with red on it like the little one found in this video. Very cool!

[@eddieharris8547]

Had a surprising 13 species day yesterday. Was near 90 degrees. Flipping and cruising. Snake species were a copperhead, 2 black rats, ring necks, browns, Graham's crayfish, sipedon, rombifer, racers and 11 milks. Skunked out on timbers, saugas and fox snakes. Herped NE, MO and KS.

[@ИринаМаркова-з4л]

Очень интересные у вас прогулки. С удовольствием бы с вами прогулялась

[@brunobarks6544]

Thanks again Noah 👍

[@scottuzarowski3629]

Bro that 2nd king might be the best chain I've ever seen!! Absolute stunner!!!

[@crawwwfishh3284]

I live in north Ga. Found a hog nose and a bull snake or a pine snake as u call it. The pine snake was more yellow. Very beautiful snake we took it down the road to the college the teacher wanted to keep it for show and tell. Said he would turn it lose five hundred says he still has it. More yellow than the one you found down south. We have some big timber here to. Be safe keep your foot back when flipping that tin. It only takes one to ☠️💀 u.

[@listenerofnature7899]

9:29, I guess you’re not going home, haha!

[@Griddyhitter99]

He found a milk last second lol

[@eddieharris8547]

Herping has not been good to me this year 😢. Getting skunked on targets and just all around horrible weather on the days I can get out.

[@dmimz7691]

U ever find a eastern indigo snake?

[@jackp8687]

Have you ever been to Mount Yonah?

[@coliner8503]

Hello Noah, dou you think that snakes that has been handled once or twice a year can be tame, or used to be handled ? Like they have some kind of long term memory ?

[@Sushi2735]

April??.?????

[@fly_speck_cafe]

Pi

[@Peter-ic7vj]

Did you find. Your. Stolen. Stuff. Yet???

[@absolutjackal]

I mean, glad that dude is finding lifers but that constant “he,he” in the background is annoying AF. I had to mute the audio.

[@hunterhewgley6207]

It’s okay to admit ur just not goated with the sauce like me

[@jaceRL63]

@@hunterhewgley6207☹️

[@TWHerping]

I Herped north Georgia for the first time this week, found Tantella, worm snakes, and a ringneck. Cool stuff

[@Stephen-gp8yi]

Love the hognose love them all✌️

[@deb_ellen9733]

I applaud the respect you give to the critters when you pick them up and handle them!

[@Pablo-sr5bx]

Beautiful kingsnake! Nice find!

[@cathyb1273]

That hognose was a real drama queen 😊

[@MickPosch]

I know, right? I expected him to go into a soliloquy!

[@justincrain5268]

I love hearing the excitement in your voice when you get on a roll and start finding a bunch of cool snakes, because I know the feeling myself.

[@stefanostokatlidis4861]

Nice hognose, ratsnakes and Lampropeltis. Lampropeltis is actually Greek, not Latin.

[@markkasper7281]

Nice content well done

[@Peter-ic7vj]

Release snakes way. Deep. I'n. Woods Heed. And. Adhere. Eastern. Kings. Are. Of. Special. Concern,also c

[@jojojeep1]

Hey friend, I lived in New York all my life on Long Island. I never saw a snake. I sold my home and I bought a place in Easley Pickens County South Carolina. I didn’t know they had six different venomous snakes down there. Please tell me I’m panicking for nothing I’m afraid to open the hood of my car, I’m afraid to change my motor oil. I’m gonna watch your channel so I can get a costume to them. I think the copperhead is the most beautiful snake. I think I’m letting the fear get to my head.

[@Peter-ic7vj]

Hognose are special. Concern also.!?!!

[@erikbergum2586]

Was the first venomous snake you came close to the Timber Rattlesnake?

[@crazydaisy3034]

I hope you get this. A land owner behind me is clearing his land and moved in a use double wide trailer. I have lived here for 8 yrs. with no issues. The day he started clearing the landI ended up with about 15 different snakes.some look like a catfish-gator, long black with white strip. Would you kñow how I can get them out of my trailer or how can I catch them with something to get them back out side. I am very scared of snakes. They end up in my bed room at night.please help me if you know of a way to get them out of my trailer.I live in central Florida..I don't want to move .

[@jenn1234]

Wow Noah, that second king snake was amazing to say the least! It would be cool to have a pet king snake that looks like that! Great video as always. Take care and happy herping!!! 😄💙🐬🐍🐊🫶🏼

[@gailragan7362]

I love watching your videos. So please don't take this the wrong way but when was the last time you upgraded your camera?

[@Peter-ic7vj]

Hognose must be put way back in woods. We must protect our native snakes and others

[@codeman1979]

Hog nose is my favorite snake they're so dramatic

[@DonnaRoushall]

Is the timber with the burnt tail gonna live with that…!

[@Markbabb]

Bro why don’t y’all wear snake boots

[@TheKaidynB]

Hognoses are dramatic

[@darrendunn8621]

Hunters laugh 🤣

[@mr.fantastic7606]

Snake camo go crazy

[@timwhiting6721]

Baby on the way ?

[@ThePollaton]

Snaaaakkkkkes ❤

[@Richard_and_Heather]

WHAT EVEN!? Man those were some smokin' kings. And a milk and a hog, jeez, and not to mention everything else but what a dope day of herping. I think everything you find a kingsnake you should yell "BOOM SHAKALAKA". That would off the charts fantastic. Anyway, me and wife love your content and appreciate all of it. Catch you on the flip-side. Richard and Heather from Arkansas

[@TomReichner]

what you say at 2:20 makes me feel a bit better about myself. If a herper of your caliber can go blank for 4 hours, in good habitat in good conditions, then I guess I shouldn't feel so bad about my herping abilities

[@NKFherping]

4 hours? Haha! I go days without seeing anything sometimes!

[@TomReichner]

@@NKFherping oddly, that is even more encouraging!

[@typicalshenaniganz]

first

[@caughtafaygo]

Is he doing that on purpose? 😅 Awesome work fellas!

[@SLSG018]

second

[@ziggy4465]

Herping season is just starting up on Long Island, NY. Haven’t really found much to speak of yet. Most days it’s just dipping painted turtles that I startle. I haven’t seen a snake in quite some time. There’s a lot of development going on, so the herping areas are becoming scarce. I’ve been doing most of my herping in county parks as they keep the wildlife habitat in good condition. All of the private lands in my area are off limits now. Too much litigation going on for people to trust you not to sue, even if you state that you’re not going to hold the land owner responsible. Will see what just can find in the coming days. Taking some time off work, so who knows.