13:45 his smile made my heart so warm 🥺

I had no idea the mud snake was so beautiful. What a fantastic day of herping. Thanks for sharing. Brian

snake: chilling under some tin roofing this guy: “nice.” *yoinks* snake: “oh ok-.”

I know nothing about snakes and just stumbled across this video. However, I think it's hilarious how the first Mud Snake has these bright dangerous looking "stay away from me I'm venomous" colors....aaaand it's harmless!

"HARMLESS" Snake: strike at camera Also snake: am I a joke to you

Even though the toads and skinks aren't as exciting, i would enjoy a look at them as well. Thanks for sharing

these guys have like the perfect amount of southern roughness and hospitality in their accent

I love how you all enjoy the snake day! Especially at 13:45. It's obvious that the guy enjoys it. I am super afraid of snakes and just the thought of seeing one in person makes me wanna scream and cry

Her “Look at the size of that rat”. Him “look at the shrooms” He’s got priorities

I love how you guys put them back where you found them instead of just letting them go in random areas, where they’d be confused. I love this aspect about you guys’ hobby. You genuinely care for the snakes. ❤️ 🐍

The green snake is incredible! I love that snake. The baby green snake is so cute and kind. Thank you.

That’s western mud snake was beautiful!! I’ve always loved their colors

Wow, lots of snakes.. in all my years of herping (roughly 53 so far) I have never seen a green snake, rough or smooth on a flip. They’ve always been in a tree, bush or just out in the grass. What a great day you had! 👍🏼

This dude grabs the snakes like how I grab my food at home town buffet like nothing

It makes me nervous when they use just their hands to flip the panels! Yipes!!

Snakes: *chilling out under metal tins* Humans: *flips them over for vlog* Snakes: DAMN HUMANS!

Can’t believe they’re so calm not biting or anything, hardly look stressed

Seeing you find all these snakes makes me wonder what I’ve stepped over/on and walked by in the woods when I was younger. Keep up the awesome videos 👍✌️

as if I wasn’t terrified enough, at the end I noticed he’s out there in mf sandals

1:47 “watch out for the ants”

Here in Philippines if we flip like that cobras gonna surprise us

I love how they see a snake and show us if is venomous or not must respect ✊

nice one !! going well on the views!!!

Fascinating to see the sheets of tin in their natural habitat!

I almost got a heart attack when the snake tried to bite the camera.

Snake: (jumps at camera) Me: (throws phone across room)

Amazing that you can find all of these different species at one site. I have never seen a rattlesnake in the wild or a copperhead and I used to be in the outdoors a lot too. I can find black snakes, moccasins, garter, blue racers , eastern water and brown worm snakes in abundance around my house.

I super effing love your channel!!

I learned new thing today grab any colourful snake immediately.

This is so entertaining idk why. I mean I would never go out of my way to look for snakes but this is fun to watch lol

this is great, you got a perfect example of what we Louisiana folks call a canebrake, for some reason some of our timber rattlers dont have an orange dorsal line, i have only seen this in LA

i love your snake caching system . because you catch the snake and put him to the place you found him .😁😄😃

Dude: *looks at snake and immediately identifies it* Me: *aggressively hyperventilating because I forgot what 6x7 is*

1:57 my heart stopped for a second

1:15 that smile is priceless just good vibes all around

As a resident of southern Louisiana, thank you for giving me yet another reason to NEVER LEAVE MY HOUSE AGAIN.

*sees snake* "He's not pretty" Snake: BRUHHHH

The dude holding the camera is snagging snakes like a god & one of them says watch out for ants LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Enjoyed your video !!! Straight to the point

i love that you let them go iwas worried this was something darker and now i can happily enjoy this!:))

Them: handling snakes Also them “watch out for the ants!”

7:40 "Wow he's huge!" 7:42 "Oh..."

Those were some amazing snakes! The belly of those mud snakes was beautiful! My first pet snake as a kid was a ribbon snake so it's cool seeing one in habitat. Also, interesting to think how elusive the milk snake was for you guys. I live in upstate NY and we have very few species to look for but I've seen lots of milk snakes in my life without trying too hard. Must be just localities and commonality. Loved the video. That's so much tin to flip!

What I love the most is you picked almost many snake ❤️❤️❤️ which I love the most ❤️❤️

What beautiful creatures, I love how that mud snake had red underneath. Its so cool! So much anticipation for every board u lift!

These videos really help me with my snake phobia. Naming them and identifying if their harmless or not in the video makes me feel more comfortable. Thanks fellas!

Wow that was super entertaining 😄

1:06 im dyin. the laugh. the eiffel tower high five. that fearless grab. perfect. u guys funny

Dude those mud snakes are super cool! I’ve never seen one before!

them: *shows me a venemous snake* Me: *eating a lunchable at the age of 23* "Lol what a loser, he didn't pick it up"

I went snake hunting as a boy in Florida, it was always a thrill when they turned up. Back then we would first take them home for a couple of weeks them return them.

Got scared when he just grabbed the first one with no hesitation 😂

Them: pulls up metal sheet Also them: ohh hey a snake! The snake: 😶 you need somtin?

Never seen anyone so calm when you have 4-5 Copper heads a Timber and a Cotton mouth with in two feet of ya. All those Venomous snakes and looking for a Milk snake.

This is Easton. I am 5. You guys are the best snake catchers in the world!

the mudsnake with red color looked so cool!!

When the second one attacked the camera, I flinched😂 And al the bugs make me shiver 🥶

The mud snakes and copper heads were my favorite, absolute gorgeous.

Harmless or not I wouldn't even go near it leave alone picking it up like that.. respect!

Awesome Video.

I love to see someone that can appreciate the snakes beauty, majestic creatures!!

I love how the second you flip you know the kind of snake, and you don’t touch the baddies

Love how you grab them with no fear at all

Oh I bet y'all had a blast there in Louisiana, herping!

I can't imagine how bad that snake felt when he said that it wasn't pretty like the others snakes...

Funny to hear "Is that a garter?" I'm in Ottawa and I'm always surprised to find anything but a garter.

Be in La my entire life and gives my anxiety watching you guys flip that tin over lol. Great vid

I’m terrified of snakes but wow that first one is a beauty.

At 10.52 "There's got to be one sitting out" Isn't that what we all say? And this is the best herping trip ever!

1:57 that scares meee

1:57 my heart jumped to the top of my cranium.

I love your videos so much ♡♡

He's handling the snakes as they are like frogs.

This is herping paradise! The biggest day for me was in California, when I caught nine snakes in one day. There were two boards in Monterey under which my brother and I found three gopher snakes and four ringneck snakes, and also a skink. Then later in the day under another board in Carmel I found two garter snakes, or it might have been one garter snake each under two separate boards. That was 1983, so my memory of the day isn't perfect. But there were times when I could go into the woods every day for weeks without finding a snake. In California it seems like late April, through May, and June were always the best time of year to find snakes. Finding areas with good ground cover is sometimes tough. Boards are the best, as they are easy to flip and put back, and snakes love to hide under them. A board on the edge of a clearing or a field, right next to the tree line or some tall grass or vegetation is usually the best spot. I kind of wish people wouldn't litter, except for wooden boards! Please leave lots of wooden boards all over. Thank you.

I like how that first mudsnakes just like oh hey And chills in your hand

The mud snakes and Green snakes are gorgeous!

I like that you are content to simply look at the venomous snakes without feeling like you have to pick them up and piss them off. They’re pretty chill when respecting their boundaries. It seems curious to me that there is such an abundance of tin sheets all over the ground.

Love ur content bro. Keep em coming

That second mudsnake is a beauty. 😍

amazing snake such vibrant colours😃

Day 1 of trying to get over my fear of snakes through KZfaq video

7:39 i thought that snake was big lmfao

Amazing bro

Spread those metal sheets around from the pile and give lots more of those critters living space! Amazing habitat providers.

8:12 I didn’t even see the snake at first it blends in so well with the leaves 😂

Man, I haven’t found a green snake in Tennessee in years! Y’all had a really good day! The mud snakes were beautiful!

Them:hi dude! Ribbon snake:oh come on! You ruined my hiding spot! I’m going away!

That’s a huge timber rattlesnake! Whoa!

This video clearly shows that snakes generally are not malicious! Many years ago I had a pair of Timber Rattlesnakes! Very beautiful & calm snakes!

That mud snake is soooo cute!🥰

i love how he just walks up and grabs the snakes like i know their harmless but where i'm from doing that is a quick and easy way to the hospital or the grave lol

I just fell in love with those red-bellied mud snakes! I looked up taking care of them as pets, so I don't think I have the resources to keep one, but I do love looking at them. You have one of the best channels on KZfaq!

1:58 ...THAT JUMPSCARE THO 😂

Dude! Seven point six MILLION views! Ya done made the big time! Congratulations! 🦎

I love how he’s just causally reviewing snakes like it’s a product lol

Thats no mud snake . . . THATs THe DEAd PoOL SNaKE!!!!!!!

The mud snake is another member of the rainbow snake which not to long ago, they recent found on when the last sighting was in/around 1969 I believe

That mud snake is gorgeous!

Man they found sooo many awesome species. Where the heck is this place? It's like the eldorado of helping. Watching this made me crazy jealous! If I would have found that racer or speckled it would have been the highlight of my year .

The snakes love you, I haven’t seen a single one attempt to tag you yet!