"Its 80 degrees and the sun is really just about to come up soon" 😂 Yep sounds like Florida alright😂

Those pigmy rattlers are definitely snorting g-fuel lol

Obviously the Timber Rattlesnake label in the initial cut at around 15:20 was a typo, they are venomous. I edited it out in KZfaq editor so it isn’t perfect but it will prevent confusion for future viewers. Thanks for pointing it out, but I’m deleting the comments so people won’t be confused further after watching the edited video once it is processed.

I swear you're bragging about how much you know about snakes... and I love it!

that strike at 4:31 so fast!!! Love the little pygmy rattlers.

4:00 legend has it this fly is the same fly that landed on Mike pence's head.

So the pygmy’s are definitely the crackhead version of snakes

I enjoy your channel, it nice to see the young generation interested in nature, and the animals within it, stay safe, keep up the great work.

Many years ago I was herping in central Florida, and had never seen a pygmy before. That day, I was seeing so many it was ridiculous. I was almost stepping on one every ten to twenty feet. It was a great day. Thanks for sharing, keep up the good work!

The entire state of Fla is one big herp farm!

Florida is a mini Australia when it comes to critters and reptiles

Probably top 5 best herping vids I've ever enjoyed and I've seen thousands.

That little rough green snake was so cool!

you guys are much more successful than those bigfoot hunters, a lot of nice snakes were spotted, very educational...thanks

Gotta say i aint exactly a fan of snakes but your videos are so entertaining, i subscribed.

The fact you get snakes like that racer to sit so still is honestly amazing to me. I’ve never had a racer sit still for more than 30 seconds lol

“We might end up getting rained out a little” *immediate downpour* That was such a gorgeous corn snake at the beginning

Thought I found my favorite of the video when I saw that ribbon snake, but then the baby rough green showed up. Beautiful snakes, always glad to watch more herping.

It's crazy how they blend in with the road, chat rock.

9:15 "Look at him sqiggity squuootin" 😂😂 9:42 that's a huge spider in the top left

What a great video with beautiful snakes. The videos seemed even sharper than usual. I’m living vicariously thru your videos.

Fantastic video! Lots of cool finds. great work.

Cotton mouth was waiting for you to throw a candy in his mouth

Your first snake the corn snake was by far the most beautiful. Wonderful pattern vibrant colors. Certainly one of the most distinctive and colorful snakes there are.

Glad you had a couple of fun days! Thank you for posting! My favorite was that tiny green snake. Just gorgeous!

Thanks. Live in Tampa area now and grew up in Hollywood area in the 70's. Used to "hunt" snakes all the time. I haven't seen a green snake in a very long time. Glad you found one. And, that's for showing that Peninsula Ribbon snake. Never saw one growing up, but pretty sure I spotted one or two recently walking the county parks in Seminole Florida. One was halfway up a pine tree with his head buried in a rotted hole. I didn't have my camera with me to take picture of it. At first, I thought it might be a invasive/exotic Bronze Back Tree Snake though since I wasn't too familiar with the large brown ribbon snake, but after seeing your find in this video, I think it was a Peninsula Ribbon Snake. Thanks

Great video guys, enjoyed it much and didn't have to leave my lazy boy @ 63 years of age, was raised in Fla and loved to hunt snakes as a kid and had several Hog nose as pets.

That first Canebrake was a damn hoss!! I love those snakes and that one was a great specimen. Nice and big and healthy love to see it!!😎👍👍

Hey guys. That corn snake is smoken!!!

9:42 that big spider in the corner. I can deal with snakes, but spiders are a huge nope

Great video as usual. Pygmies have a special place in my heart as do cottonmouths

12:59 Wow...it's almost like that rattler had evolved to blend in with the pavement! I'm thinking it's probably coincidence - but who's to say we're not maybe witnessing some rapid evolution like the peppered moth thing!

You know you're in Florida when you see a gator crossing the road haha

Yes more Florida videos! I'm moving there soon and can't wait to search for snakes!

The second snake was lagging-😂

Love your videos! Thanks for the mental break!

AWESOME VIDEO!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 The sassy corn thought it was a bullsnake, and those pygmies were STUNNING!!! Love their twitchy little mannerisms. Always wonderful to see a gaping cottonmouth too 😍

Growing up in North Alabama in the '50s, corn snakes were as common as leaves - I've caught, cared for, and released tens of them. IMO, they are one of the top 5 most beautiful creatures to inhabit the planet.

My ,my ,the pygmies are restless tonight. "Dr. Livingston, I presume?"

Its very obvious you love snakes. I hope you realize how lucky you are to find so many. It's unreal cool. I only wish I could find that many. Never happens in Oregon. Not like there. Appreciate you sharing... Smiles

Definitely some very cool findings. I totally adore those pygmies :) And of course that big timber rattlesnake at the end is impressing!

I live in Central Fla. My favorite snakes are the pine snakes, then coachwhips , kingsnakes and rationales. I also dig rough green snakes. But I really love the pygmy rattlesnakes! I'm so glad you encountered those awesome dusky pygmy rattlesnakes!

Every corn snake I've encountered both wild and captive they are extremely docile and adorable

Awesome snakes! That big Canebrake looked like a big slug...sooo healthy.

That is by far the biggest timber rattlesnake I have ever seen!

Only 3 mins. in and the shots are absolutely beautiful! Awesome shots!

The pigmees remind me of a Gaboon viper! 🤭

Great video! What a nice trip! Thanks!

The rare old bird is the Pelican. Who's beak can hold more than his stomach can. He can stash in his beak, Enough food for a week. I'll be damned if I know how the hell he can. 😳 kool finds.

That first corn snake was gorgeous. Near the end, the pygmy, I had to look really close because I almost could not see it. And then it moved.

You are Awesome

All nice looking snakes. But nothing compares to the Red Rat snake. Aka Cornsnake. The red orange yellow colors on top and the white/black checkerboard pattern on underside. Stunningly beautiful!! I have 2 of them as pets but mine are a little nicer than that one lol.

It's amazing how well camouflaged those pygmy rattlesnakes are with the road. I had a hard time even seeing them up close.

Used to be frightened by snakes but I can say that this guy has taught me a lot and has changed that

That green snake was cute!

Really cool video! I was born and raised in North Florida (Lake City). I must say I do not remember ever seeing a pygmy rattler. Saw some big honkin' diamond backs though. Lots of cottonmouths and even a couple of coral snakes.

Loved the watersnake playing stick

looks like my stomping grounds ... Yulee, Kingsland. thanks for stopping by

You made my day/night/week with the Dusky's my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE snake of all! I have a big fat girl, in the snake room... such personalities they have, can be so sweet, then soooo mean a day later! Lizzy will strike 5 times at me just walking past, then other days I set my hand down outside, she comes to it, I put my hand in, she'll crawl in my hand curl up, and walk all around the house with me... Dusky's HANDS DOWN my favorite snake period! An I have several kinds lol...

In the beginning of this video, I would’ve sworn you were in the north part of Columbia County/Lake City, where I grew up. Those back roads look so very familiar!

That pygmy rattlesnake is super fast, but what a beautiful little guy.

The pygmies rattle makes me want to talk in a baby voice

Hard to tell where you were! I thought near St. George for a few, but South Ga. throws me off unless you went by lake Seminole!

Fun video, I love Pygmies I never would. Boy they got attitude! This Pygmy has gravel road camo! 12:55 The most impressive (to me) snake I've seen is a Florida King without bands. It was like gold swarovski crystals set in white enamel.

When I saw the first pygmy rattlesnake I thought my phone was loading slow

I grew up in Franklin County, Florida in a small town Called Carrabelle. I came across or caught with every snake you ran into. I also caught box turtles, gopher tortoises , etc.

Love your videos! Great stuff! Reminds me of when I was a kid, there was a spot in a big field where someone dumped old and new asphalt shingles. I could always find snakes there!!!

Well at the end that look like Southwest Georgia which would be my neck of the woods

I lived a lot of my life in FL and I can say that it's very common to see snakes daily. You see more of the black racers in general but the poisonous ones pop up here and there. One place I did live was south of Orlando out in orange grove country. My grandma had a bunch of baby diamondbacks in her yard. I used to see snakes daily. When your laying on the ground working on your car you tend to stop and look around every now and then just to make sure nothing is slithering through.

Man, I wish I lived there. Beautiful , healthy reptiles mean most everything else is healthy as well. Nothing like finding rare, beautiful reptiles is so much fun.

What's really cool is finding a hybrid/cross between a Cotton Mouth and a Copperhead. They do cross breed. Hence, Cotton Head, or Copper Mouth. It's perfectly possible because they are both of the same genus.(Agkistrodon) It's more common than we think in the wild. After someone has had enough exposure, they can recognize it because of skin pattern, and behavior.

Dude holy crap your channels grown so much since the last time I watched your videos congratulations

I was raised in West Palm Beach / Okeechobee Fl. And herped through my teen years but started catching lizards at 8 and continued 💖 I'm not ffa where did u herp at here?

Yeah that green snake is so adorable

i love your videos dude.

Great vid!

Love that wee dusky pygmy's button tail. ❤🧡💛💚💙

Love watching your videos. Can't understand the losers leaving a thumbs down though.

Very healthy, beautiful corn!

That spider is the only thing that scared me 19:42 it came out of no where

AT 9:44 THAT BIG SPIDER WASN'T GOOD TO TALK ABOUT DUUUUUH!

I’m going down to Florida in early February..,I’ll be down in the Everglades but I’ll also be driving up to savanna and then over to New Orleans as well, so I’ll be all over...anyway, can I still herp in early February, are any snakes still out?

Very cool video

@ 6:00 looks like Apalachicola Bay

you need to head further south and you'll see lots of exotics everything imported can't cross the middle line of the state because it gets too cold

Exactly what i need to watch... Thanks

We have a water snake sitting on the bottom..... -Reaches in the water and gets bitten....- Well, that was actually a water moccasin..... aaaaaaaaand I'm going to die.

Also that box turtle at 6:35 the bottom left she'll part has the pi symble

You guys are good at this. Please go to south Florida and help catch the Burmese Pythons that are ruining the Everglades!!

Oh looky! another brown water snake... oh shit its a copperhead!

Pigmys are sooo fiesty when I was young and first started with snakes I lost the end of a finger to a pigmy don't let the size fool yah 🤣 and big ole atrox horridus my favorite

The first pygmy rattlesnake looked like it was lagging

It’s like “DON’T you touch me Hoomans”

My first venomous snake is going to be a cotton mouth for sure.

We might get rained out a little...[DELUGE] 😂😂😂

I saw a copperhead in st Johns county a few years ago. They aren’t supposed to be in that part of Florida.

Clutch of racers!

Hi I love your videos so much I love snakes to I love helping them and its sad when they die how do you not get dite bye them bye!

I am fucking petrified of snakes like to the point when I even have them in a dream I wake up and have to pace the room for awhile to get my head straight. I'm a 27-year-old guy. But I still like your videos IDK why lol.

Awesome stuff as usual!