My 4 year old daughter and I love watching your videos, thank you for posting!

Here come the alterna. I love the west Texas videos every summer.

You don’t know how long I’ve waited for you to say you’re shining cuts in west Texas again 😍😍😍

I've only seen Narrow Mouthed Toads once when I was flipping some cardboard in a field in Valdosta Georgia, I found 2 together and they were about an inch and half, one was grayish, the other kind of brick reddish both had a light stripe down the middle of the back, a very thin yellowish white stripe, I was very excited about it because I am from California originally and at that point I hadn't had a chance to do much herping outside the west coast, the Valdosta area was great with everything from huge eastern Diamondbacks to Gators and Gopher Tortoises to Green Anoles and Moccasins plus so much more that were lifers for me at the time, I was 20 years old at the time in 1978!!!

Always a pleassure see subocs. For now in Nuevo León Mexico we’re dry and the activity compared to 2021 is lower. Although we’re more toxicology interested, the field videos are amazing to show people how is the experience of herping, pretty nice channel and videos. We had the fortune of see 2 alternas in Coahuila-Nuevo León borders in some field work we did in 2021

AWESOME I really look forward in your West Texas Videos and still hoping to do one my self some year....Thanks...

Hey I love your videos I am 11 years old and I love snake. I find water snakes brown earth and kings and more. I live in Durham NC and have seen rats and racers I would love your help with your opinion of where to find rat snakes and racers. Thank you

I bloody love it when you do videos in west Texas, it's so cool to see the variety

Yay! Texas! My favorite of your vlogs. 🥰🥰🥰

I'm from West Texas! Southwest to be exact! Houston Texas stand up! We have some beautiful snakes around town!

Another amazing video from my favorite KZfaqr

Awesome video!! Very excited to see more west Texas creatures :]

Great video Noah! Many beautiful snakes and awesome scenery. I hope you have many great finds on your trip and everything goes well! I love seeing snakes and other animals we haven’t seen in a while. I hope you guys have lots of fun! 😄💙🐬🐊🐍

Nice microhylids, rat snakes, rattlesnakes and this giant crown snake. Also the horned lizards are adorable. We want more of them. The environment is visibly different with a lot of rocky outcrops. It seems that ambush predators like rattlesnakes like this environment.

Cool diversity for 1st nights there, & the v.o. was excellent, w good transitions.

I never thought I would be so interested in reptiles and herping. Awesome!

after a rain the roads would be full of spadefoots but glossys were so much fun

Another great video! Keep them coming!

Oh yea!! Rock cuts & Alterna coming up!!! Can't wait!!

Great vid as always. Your Texas vids never disappoint.👍

Nfk drinking game. Take a drink every time you hear nonetheless

used to hunt around el paso through the mountain above ft bliss saw many a banded rock rattler glossy snakes lyre snake black tail and of course trans pecos rats in the valley bull snakes king snakes and Mojave's and diamond backs collards and leapord lizards too

you are amazing! I love snakes to but i am not as brave as you to pick up copperheads and rattle snakes by a something you come along . Yea i flip tin to find snakes like ringnecks,garders,,and baby gray rat snakes! but i am glad you had an awsome night!

There's a disjunct population of Texas horned lizards here in SW Missouri. We liked the pooch.

Nice specimens Noah and Co.

I’ve heard several high quality herpers say “Stephen found…” whenever cool things are seen.

the shot at 14:32 almost makes that tantilla look like an inland tiapan

The “probably harmless” tag surprised me, never seen you do that before.

stunningly beautiful snakes .. thanks for the show !

Hey NFK, you're the man.

Up here in Nashville TN, our snakes like to hide well. The most common ones we see is water snakes, rat snakes, and copper heads, mostly water and rat snakes. I've only seen 5 water moccasins my whole life here and little more than a handful of copper heads. But the rarest I've seen so far are black racers, I've only seen 2 my whole life here. That and supposedly timber rattle snakes but I haven't seen one yet. I guess I'm not lucky enough to find them.

tantilla really kinda look like they could be in the australian brown snake family

That bridge is pretty😮

New vid all ready

Trans-Pecos Ratsnakes never bite. Found 26 on the river road in one night. It was a full moon they taste bad and owls do not eat them. The moon set and the road came alive with kangaroo rats, hundreds of them. None would sit still for a photograph.

Congrats on 200k 😎😎

Let's go!

Sweet herpin! 👍

Just curious - since you're in Texas so much, how come you never go down to South Texas to look for Texas Indigos?

It's a shame that pink's reds and oranges don't come up better on video than they do, especially under night lighting.

Awesome!

Will you be looking for Indigo while you’re in Texas? I don’t know the proper name for them in Texas. I hope so?

To NFKherping.....I was the second person ever to have caught an Albino Suboc @River Road..Sold it to Troy H. ..I usually do Val Verde, Langtry, Juno Rd, 277 @loma alta for Alterna, Leps, BTW have you guys ever seen any Celenops Milks on the way to Big bend? Do you guys have any videos herping South TX for anulata or indigos? Do you have any videos herping Arizona for mountain kings?

Theres a place in sc called woodbays statepark lots snakes and turtles on the boardwalk path and a couple of gators

Question for you. I have family out in Houston and was going to get a permit but they only offer weekly ones (and pretty pricey too). Do you just purchase several week's worth? They run like $50per week for non residents.

amphibians in texas never fail to suprise me.

The one on the left in the thumbnail looks so derpy lol 😂

I am in Colorado. I went to go into my shed this am, rattlesnake!!!!!!!!!! Can't get it out. Not sure if you are interested, possibly coming this way? Don't want to tell anyone as they will likely kill it after getting it out. Any suggestions? I have no idea how it could have gotten in, can barely open the door. If I leave the door cracked do you think it will just come back out? I am not a skilled herper!!!! I asked it nicely to leave, no dice! Thanks from a lady in rattlesnake heaven ????

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Cool

You should go harping in Kansas

I don't think I can imagine a MINIATURE kangaroo rat. Kangaroo rats are about the size of field mice. They are really tiny! How they qualify as a "rat" is beyond me.

Early squad

Grew up in central Texas and Horned Toad Lizards were very common to find without much effort. I understand they are increasingly uncommon.

You should upload more pics on your Instagram

How far are you from Pedernales River area?

Hey noah what video editor do you use, also is it free and compatible with mac. And do you have to download the software???

Love ur videos but hate spiders😭😭😭😭 tarantulas literally made me almost cry

Crotalus Hamburgerus Helperus

Are texas indigos rare?

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hi ny

Was that tantilla as big as they get?

Why did the one identification say possibly harmless?

What kind of dog is that boy?

First like too 💪💪💪

it was a kangaroo rat

Early Squad

"these things are about as close as you can get to an elapid without being an elapid in the United States" Aren't coral snakes elapids? 👀

Does the tantella have fangs or maybe it’s siliva is poisonous?

First view not frost comment though

I love your vidoes💕