They’re there. They’re just well camouflaged.

Yep 👍

Awesome to hear! Careful, rattlesnakes and copperheads are not harmless, but he shows they are not aggressive in most situations,

@Brenda Blauser Why do you care?

@@brendablauser7275 bruh my brain had a stroke reading that wtf go to school kid

Nick Savchenko same😂

The thought of walking through the woods and accidentally stepping into the middle of 5 copperheads......like, no.

@@derekm3180 opp

@@derekm3180 yeah I'll take the snow, winter doesn't bug me anyway, life long northern Wisconsin guy here.

@@NomadicNorthwoods We have prairie rattlesnakes here in Colorado, and that's enough for me. I like the videos of everyone else's venomous snakes though xD

You don't need an artic climate to have no venomous snakes. I live in Sardinia and we only have like 3 kinds of snakes and none of them are venomous. Hot snakes scare me, but I wish we had more non venomous kinds

@carter cole tell her it's a comfort animal..start acting anxious. Mom will get you one after that 😂😂

@@kinte1870 Oml let me try this

@@icebear4849 😂😂 Try it please ..only time you can be yourself is when you're with reptiles 😁😁 Start going to the local pet store to see the reptiles alot. You've got to sell it . Make sure she knows you're watching KZfaq videos about how to care for and handle them . We're going to accomplish this mission 🐍

@@kinte1870 SSSSSS yasss I’ll tell u how it goes out

@@icebear4849 Please do 😂😂 we're going to work mom until you get the morph you want.

@Tony Locke agreed! Experience i guess.

In one six mile hike where I live, we only found one gopher snake.

@@joshhemp that's better then me, almost the entire summer almost everyday I went on a 8-20km bike ride through the mountains and only had about 8 snakes in the entire summer.

Herping WorldWide almost the only thing that we have here in central Oregon is tiny garter snakes

Tony Locke I have also noticed the numbers are declining. Now I go to dine of the more untouched areas like the crooked River National grassland

From what I've seen and heard, snakes are a lot more social than you'd think. Garter snakes get together in massive dens of often hundreds of other garters to hibernate. There's even a tourist attraction in Canada where people go to see these snake dens. My dad also told me a story once about how, when he was a kid and was living on a farm-like place for a bit, he lifted up a cover of some sort outside, and found tons and tons of all sorts of snakes, venomous and nonvemomous, just chilling and hibernating together, all in one big group. The snakes in this video were probably huddled up for warmth.

I live in North Georgia and I have tons of great spots. N.Georgia has a lot of perfect Timber Rattlesnake populations

I'm in N. Ga. too, grew up playing with snakes. I was a lil perplexed when I stumbled on a scene while metal detecting, huge snake and hawk going at it octagon style. Check it out at my chan here if you like, it's called hawk vs snake.

Is this in Northeast Ga? I don’t recognize the trail. I live in Northwest Ga and all I ever see are TONS of Copperheads

@@tangofett4065 in my area of northwest Georgia (and all nw Georgia in general) if you find suitable habitat for copperheads you will more than likely find several in the same area. Search and learn about timber rattlesnake breeding behavior of the males and females and how both sexes differ in the way they move about from hibernaculum, rookery and summer locations. Timbers only breed, i believe, every 4 or so years and I grew up where my family has property in the NW Georgia mountains in the Chattahoochee Nat. Forest and noticed that on certain roads I would witness big timber rattlesnakes crossing the road going toward the same areas every 4 or 5 years at the end of summer. Although I have found many timber rattlesnakes around here there were much fewer than copperheads.

Jeremy Southern gotcha. We live just outside of the Chickamauga battlefield and we see copperheads all the time. I find their skins in my flower garden all the time as well

@Mr. Mopar nope lived in harmony with them that's why i moved into the woods

Me to. I mean I can’t find anything

Venomous.