Ok. This is my favorite herping channel by far. BUT....I can't drive anymore without searching for snakes and turtles on the road. 👍🏻🙂

I always find these videos relaxing

These videos are just the right thing to wake up to.

It might be helpful to add a date to the intro credits onscreen, so you know exactly when each video was filmed.

Ok, I'm not going to even mention which ads I had to watch in this video. 😮 I think those browns are related to vines, that periscope, so cool. Road cruised a mole!! LOL

That Pygmy was beautifully blended in with the pine cone dry needles habitat

Awesome video as usual Noah............moles are cool! I just ❤️ wildlife in general! ❤️😄🐬

Most people: coin or can for scale Noah: here's my foot for scale Mr Pygmy. Awesome video as always man. 🤙

Love these videos! Just discovered your channel. We are in south east virginia right now and looking forward to a bit of night herping tomorrow.

Love the vids keep it up

Great video my friend!!

Here in South Florida we have reptile eggs from February to September and the Scarlets are cery active almost year round, most of us suspect they eat small geckos anoles and skinks between egg feedings.

Thank you for not editing out when you picked up the rat snake. I love to see how the snakes 🐍react to you. Again you have taught me so much to feel more confident to go into the woods for earlier deer 🦌scouting and knowing the different snake species. Great videos👊

Love ur channel. Did herp work in NM, CA and OR myself. You take me back to the good times, man

Always love the content!

Baby copperhead when moved off the road sort of moved in that caterpillar fashion at 1:56 I have never really notice this before. Very cool video today.

Hey man lol, I've heard about scarlet snakes eating some of the larger ant eggs lol So that would account for a lot of the odd times that reptile eggs wouldn't be available lol

Absolutely beautiful copperhead at 10:55

Curious about the brown snake you keep finding, what does it normally pray on? I guess I should try and get out and do some road cruising to see what is out and about. Normally we have a couple species of Garter snakes, ring neck snake, Pacific gopher snake (the largest snake in the area), a couple of rattlesnakes one being the Northern Pacific and one native boa constrictor species. These are the ones that I normally see when I drive the back roads at night. Need to set up my video recorder to video the drive and the snakes and lizards that we might find. You are inspiring this 70 y/o outdoors woman to get back outdoors. Wish I had your knowledge concerning herpetology. Stay Safe, Stay Healthy, keep cruisin' the roads for snakes and other critters.

Im not a snake person at all but somehow i love these vids

Great vid Noah. Yes; that large Copperhead looked just like the 3’er’s I’d catch in east central TX back in the 70’s. They actually were almost always very docile compared with the juvies.

If you want to see a lot of gopher tortoises and maybe an indigo. try Fitzgerald Georgia and the surrounding area. Take highway 182 that runs out along the ocmulgee river. many miles of dirt roads in that county (Ben HIll)

I gotta do it... Love the "horns" on that "young 🐂" 😂 Thx for the video Noah

That pygmy was massive!

Each snake you remove from the road makes me think of Loren Eisley's The Star Thrower. ❤️

Dude, you have some serious skills! I’ve lived my entire life in the Georgia Piedmont area and you find snakes I’ve always read about and knew were but I’ve never seen! I grew up in Henry close to the south Fayette line and now live in south east Coweta on the Meriwether line. We live in the woods and I geek out every time we find box turtles. Our little area has a healthy population of box turtles. I have some pictures of one my husband found last week and let me study for a bit, then we put her back. It was a female south eastern box turtle and her shell had obviously been torn up by a predator/car….im not sure what but it was long since healed. Her scutes were smooth and nearly rubbed off in spots. She was big and I’m pretty sure very old, probably the oldest I’ve ever found but I don’t think it’s possible to be totally sure. Anyway, she made my day. He was squirrel hunting and found an adult male and the old adult female about 15 ft apart. So, I’m loving the mole and seeing how fast it digs. You have to live here in the Piedmont to understand what a feat that is because that little guy dug under faster than one of us can dig a hole to put flowers in with a shovel 😂😂😂. The ground here is hard in most places. It’s a smidge easier in the woods under all of the rotten leaf matter but still not easy. I have a 13lb silky terrier whose mission in life (next to being snuggled and pampered) is to play the squeak out of every rodent she smells. She’s even gone after armadillos…or is it armadillo for plural? Regardless, she’s done it more than once. 😂 Thanks for the videos and the knowledge man! You’ve inspired me to go out herping myself. I won’t know every reptile name and I will not be approaching venomous ones but it would just be fun to ride around and snap some pictures. I’d hate leaving a snake in the road but I do NOT have your skills and would just get myself and ultimately the snake hurt if I tried so it would have to be a zoomed in shot. 😂 Thanks again!

My favorite was the scarlet snake.

Awesome video- will let the horn comment slide as another Georgia boy

You inspired me to Herp Love The videos keep it up

My favorite snake is a corn snake

That rat snake was keeping his eyes on you while his tongue was picking out a nice spot to chomp.

Have you ever seen a star nosed mole? Literally one of the craziest little creatures you could imagine.

I literally just drove across the country from oregon to Tennessee and I’m currently staying in a koa(in Tennessee)and I’ll be at the bottom of the smoky mountains for the next 3 days, what would give me the best odds of finding some spicy noodles?

You found a scarlet snake on my birthday!!!! Sept 1 baby!!!

Haven’t spent much time in Georgia, doesn’t seem to be much poison ivy, oak where Noah herps

Keep it UP

I live just north of Atlanta, near a lake, we find plenty of brown snakes, king snakes, and mainly banded water snakes near me. Any tips to finding copperheads this season? I'd love to spot one outdoors this year.

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I have read in other sources too that people in the US have found moles on the surface. European moles are much more secretive. Probably you couldn’t find one on the road ever here. Also do grey rat snakes prefer the same habitat as corn snakes? Why are they much more common than the latter? And also nice vipers.

Sweet

Picking a defensive snake is Terrifying even if it's harmless

When snakes race across the asphalt do they ever get abrasions or “road rash” from the rough surface?

I’ve noticed that the Pygmys don’t rattlesnake all that much despite being rattlesnakes.

Am I seeing things or did those pygmy's not have any rattles on their tail?

Please come over to Ohio

How dangerous are Pygmy bites?? They’re so small!

How the hell do you see the tiny skink and snake on the road I wouldn't be able to see that while I'm driving

Am I mistaken or have we gone through 2021 without a single Alterna being found?? Pretty sure I haven't missed a video. How bummed are ya about that??

what time of night do you go out looking?

I love snakes i want a hognose snake

12:30 the fact that I75/85 is that empty ever baffles me

Between Georgia, Carolina, and Tennessee, what snakes have you not seen once?

Ever thought of doing tours? You would make some good money.

Fox! What did it have to say?

Can you do more creek videos

Do you keep wipes in your car for cleaning up the musk/poo, or do you just.... stink when you're herping? #JustCurious

Do pygmy rattlers just have tiny rattles? I keep staring at their tails but I never make out any buttons.

Just gunna leave the puppy

Do you ever see Sasquatch?

how to measure: using rulers? NO with the foot obviusly!

Hallo from indonesia

Opossum = marsupial

That big pygmy rattlesnake must be pretty old you could mistake that for a little rat snake

Poop

Good stuff but that nauseous voice and constant rantings taint the hunts