I wanted to give you a massive shout out, as someone who is terrified of snakes and is big outdoor person/fisherman your channel has been tremendous for me! You have conquered my fears of the little serpents. I used to think every snake wanted to bite and that every snake near the water is venomous 😭. I’ve learned to identify so many species now in South Eastern Pennsylvania because of you! They used to be one of my least favorite critters to come across, now they are slowly gaining my admiration. Still not excited to see a water snake emerge from the depths to watch me fish but I’ve learned he’s probably just curious. 👍 Thanks @NKFherping

Nfkherping: "I'm just ganna put in the sun *puts him in shade*"😄

I've been terrified by snakes my whole life. I'm an army vet, 30 years old, and scared of snakes. I started watching your videos like 4 or 5 months ago and now I'm not scared of them. Last week I caught a green tree snake and my whole body was shaking. Can't wait to see more!

Timber was gorgeous.

That dark rat snake reminds me of an incident in Helen, Georgia, in 2003. My wife and I were in a little shop in downtown Helen, and I heard somebody say, "That's a REAL snake!" I went outside, and there was the biggest, blackest rat snake I've ever seen in the middle of the road. And, amazingly, traffic STOPPED for it in both directions. I picked it up and moved it across the street to a park there, and let it go in a bush. But, there wasn't a single scream, nobody even suggested that the snake should be killed. Just incredible.

Slow nights cruising = still a great video. Loved that Timber - thanks for sharing

I never get Hognose snakes that play dead. They always seem to cop an attitude when I see them.

Love the drama noodle

Great to see a new area. Some great herps. Love the hognose.

Herping is awesome!!!!!

Thank you so much for posting. I used to be scared of snakes but you made them look so harmless. I love ur vids lol 😂

Great video

The rat snake was huge!

Love rat snakes they usually are very placid even comfortable when being handled.

Hognose is my favorite snake of all time! Keep up the good vids!

Drama noodle! I love their display; "I'm yucky, not good to eat". Bet that river is still chilly!

Hey love the content keep up the great work

Most enjoyable herp vlog on the net. Great trips, great landscapes, great finds, understated delivery. So many of these things you can tell immediately the main point for the person making it is really themselves, more so than the snakes. Too many in-your-face cameos of herpers trying to be the next Steve Irwin or whomever. Yours is just the right balance. Lots of snakes and just enough of the humble natural historian himself to lend context and human interest.

No one: Random land owner: CaN I hELp yOu

Second! YES!!!! I've never said that before.

Them hognose snakes are amazing airborne with the knowledge play dead like that. That is really freaking awesome

That black racer was very docile ,, I had one a few years back that was on 24 /7 “bite mode “

I always go backwards when I'm backing up.

The first thing that goes through my head whenever I see a rattlesnake : _chunky bois_ The coachwhip was soooo beautiful. such derpy face. I esp liked his big scales. reminded me of a false water cobra which imitates a cobra.

I’m not a snake person by any means, but having moved to the southeast from the southwest and watching your videos has helped me identify snakes around my house here in Florida. I would say I was afraid of snakes in my yard, but while o don’t pick them up or anything I do like to look and try to take pictures. I have seen eastern kings, Pygmy rattlers, scarlet snakes (my favorite, and always misidentified by me before seeing some of your videos.) thanks!

13:27 OH 17 style. Nice find on that coach. I'm not a nerodia fan, but that little brown was pretty cool looking.

Did not know a snake would play dead. Learned something new today.

Not only was the racer on the ground right in front of you, but it was cold enough that you could just pick it up with one hand. Usually when I've found a racer, I would have to drop to my knees and slap my hands on it right away, or else I would end up stalking it for up to an hour or more waiting for an opportunity to catch it in the open. That was a super lucky find!

You’re from Oklahoma and now live in Georgia and love snakes. Same as me, you get a sub!

Great video!!!

I found an awesome spot in eastern Alabama id love to see you herp. It’s Super rocky timber rattler habitat. If you have contact info I’ll send you the location. It’s public land with public trails.

I’d consider searching through there, but I prefer places that are more wilderness

I love hognoses they are so dramatic

Go catch a black pine snake with Zachary. Then y’all compete to see who finds a louisiana pine first since it’s one of the rarer snakes in the USA. That’d be an epic collab

North GA as in Dahlonega? I've got a good bit of experience in that area with wildlife. Not necessarily herping but i've been there a good bit.

Today I caught a mud snake he was so nice

LOL, he should have ducked when that helicopter flew over his head - no more ponytail! Ha - I can remember when I was young and cut mine off - my neck felt so naked - but it was liberating, especially in the heat and humidity of the SE!

Love The vids

Your rats and corns are lovely.

Looks like Arabia Mountain or Panola Mountain...?

Hope I can find something here, (Literally 2 seconds later), "Ohhh, look, here's one now". LOL I wish we could all be so lucky when out herping.

love the castic blooms

Ya I found my lifer coach whip a week ago the most aggressive snake I've ever come across even more aggressive then bullsnakes at least that specimen

Caught a western Coachwhip in Missouri today

Morning

Only man who finds harmless snakes

It’s cool how like snakes like rattle snakes puff Adder and there’s prob others but they’re naturally fat and plump it’s so cute

Where you from?

I saw a fence lizard today and looked exactly like the one in the video

For real trains in Georgia are so slow. Also, been to that bridge before!

That rat snake just sat there as he walked around it, I don’t get it 😂 every snake I approach takes off and if I do manage to grab it, instantly wants to bite me

Cool video 👍👍

Is that Stone Mountain

My friend Chris had an absolutely beautiful coachwhip. With light tan colors. Its the only one I've seen in person.

Your videos are really cool man I’m jealous how knowledgeable you are i thought I knew my snakes

You: let’s the first snake go into the sun The snake: nope goin back to the shade

I can't wait to start herping now that I live in Georgia USA. I just moved here from Sardinia and on my first day at my home I found a garter 😁 im fond of water snakes, we have one in my country that kind of looks like a viper with dopey eyes. My country only has 3 snakes, all harmless, so I'm looking forward to the variety the usa has

"A weird looking cooter"

You have a great channel thank you for your work. I hope it continues to get bigger and you get more opportunities and possibly travel abroad. Have you ever thought about doing collaborations with Chandler's Wild Life, Crazy Dingo, etc?

Great work!

Have you ever cought a oak snake before

Are you going to do a Tegus video?

Moip

hognose : HA HA , FOOLED YA'

❤️

I love the video keep it up

Excellent

I love catching snake.

Very cool video!

Oh cool that covered bridge that you rode through ive been to like 2-3 times in the last couple months. Its literally like 10 miles down the road from my house

Looks like off the beaten path at Stone Mountain Park.

I want go to that area

Sup

When I get into cold water I always tuck too.

I think that cooter turtle may have been a Mississippi map turtle

I like these videos , i am kind of addicted ; damn you !

This looks like West Georgia in Douglas County. Looks exactly like that all over the place.

I would love to go herping one day

Weird question... do you own herping spots? Or are they public Like the places with all the wood on the ground to check for snakes

I was wandering, do you have any pet snakes?

Where was the covered bridge?

Ok. I KNOW a rat snake will bust that booty a couple times...nice prep work!

I just dropped some acid and watching this adventure is amazing while trippin

Took some family photos at that bridge about a month ago.

Nice catching snake an beautiful bullet train..

I live in Waycross Georgia and the other day I was riding the 4 wheeler around the dirt roads and came across a 4 foot brown rat snake.

I love when hog noses play dead 🤣🤣🤣

If you want to find many snakes easy put in your best spots some old junt metal roof shingle TYPE material,plastic lids you name it then leave it for a momth or two and when you go back blam.

That place is fooking beautiful 💚🐍

Do you find many ticks on you? How do you manage that... deal with it?

Geat videos keep it up!!!

1000 like baby lets go!

My buddy at work turned me onto your page. I'm a snake lover and you dont love but a couple counties away from me based on what ive heard

You would think being so similar to gopher snakes and how common they are out west, that pine snakes would be more common. I wonder why not?

You spend a lot of time in the sticks.. What is the most interesting or odd thing you've found herping ?

Do you have any snakes

I place some cover out to flip like a month ago and today I found a beautiful milk snake under it and then found another milk under some rocks I placed about a week ago

THAT Timber looks moe like a Canebrake which is a Timber technically I guess but the markings sure look like a S Ga Canebrake😎👍👍

is that arbaia bradly mountain ((One of my favorite places to hang its about 1 1/2 - 2 1/2 hours away from i live depending on backroads vs interstate its in lithonia springs

Love hognose. Actually have one