Im going there in 2025 i can't wait

I GUESS IT WAS JUST AFTER THE BIG BANG?

Very nice footage! However, I have a few questions. Many of the scenes, which you say are shot with a trailcam, do NOT have fixed composition; there is a slow zoom-in or zoom-out. I'm not aware of any trailcam that will provide that effect. Is (are) there such a cam; if so, what are the details? Also, since snakes are cold-blooded, I would guess that IR-based motion sensors aren't great for capturing them. What's the solution for that? Are there trailcams with some other type of motion sensor (ultrasonic?) that are more suitable? Thanks again for the great footage! Very nice!

These fuckers are in NY?

So adorable!

Videos or photos do not capture its true grandeur. First view takes your breath away!

Can you tell me if the pygmy rattlesnake does the same thing as this snake ?

Last nite August 2 on my patio by myself and I see this fairly large ball of light coming towards me and then suddenly stops about 300 yards away and then just dropped at a soft speed until I could no longer see it. Have no clue, not like any ufo

who called

thank you for caring for these creatures :-) many are so quick to treat them cruelly

Excellent shots. The common snapper is kind of like ringneck snakes, or even the American toad, in that we tend to forget how cool they are because they are so common. I forgive you for feeding them.

Terrific Footage Mark! Not something you get to see every day!

Looks a LOT like an Arizona Black Rattlesnake.

These orbs are very strange! I get similar orbs in one location where i put out trail cams. no idea what they are but there weird. thanks for sharing

I saw 3 diffrent types on snakes in my garden in North east PA : yellow - brown , orange bottom snake - warm snake and brown snake … never saw Cooper or timber yet

Thats so cool thanks sharing, hello from Sweden

Wow it looks amazing

Don't fall in that hole...

I wonder why the bird didn’t eat the insect on him 🐛

Just caught and released a wild mouse from my home only to realise they can travel 2 miles right back to my home 😢

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Laura Palmer

ahoj včera som počas burky natočil niekolko su extremne rýchle a menia trajektoriu letu,je to velmi zaujimave.Stevo Slovakia

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Wonder what the wild rat thinks of the mixed skin colors of the home rats

I got bite on the middle finger by one last week. One fang when in, but it felt like someone had driven a nail through my finger. I used Benadryl immediately, and kept taking it for a few days. The hand swelled considerably, but the finger only oozed puss. I look far more carefully before I reach for something. I was picking up a watering can in my garden.... Look everywhere! Trust me... LOL

A+ Awesome job!

When I was stationed at binocular marine base I and 4 other men chose to travel up to the Michigan line that borders Canada. We caught a huge rattle snake in February of 2015. Deep snow and cold air, we all discovered by accident the largest rattle snake this South Georgia boy had ever seen, or even on tv. It weighed 46 pounds and 7 ounces, it was 7.5 feet long, it had 18 rattles. It was a monster. We caught the thing and we ate it after we cooked it of course. There was a huge amount of meat that we carried back to the base. Our sergeant and lieutenant allowed us to use a bq grill we used for R&R occasionally. We shared the rest with 5 other marines and afterwords we all agreed it did not taste like chicken. The taste was great, it’s a unique taste that stands alone. I’ve eaten venison, rabbit, coon, opossum, squirrel, wild boar, elk, moose, and monkey. Rattle snake tastes like no other wild game that I’ve ever tasted and all the others agreed, it has its own unique taste and smell, both are very inviting. After we had caught the rattler it had a very bad smell however once we chopped its head off the smell went away or we got used to the smell, I think the head was causing the smell, not sure though. The head was 8.5 inches across and 6 inches long. Its was bigger than both my hands put together. The guys on the base could not get over the size of the head and the length of the skin. We let our sergeant have the skin and head. He knew a taxidermist that could tan the skin and remove all skin and meat from the head leaving the bones in place. He would bleach the bones and then mount the skeleton of the head. I love rattle snake meat. Two of my marine buddy’s and myself spend a week in Texas each year catching rattlesnakes, the eastern diamond back that is, no other rattle snake can be counted in a rodeo round up. I’ve seen up to 1000 rattlers in a tent with nothing but plastic walls about 4 feet high keeping the snakes secure. The cooking goes on for two days and it’s great. You can eat rattle snake in a variety of ways. They are many recipes for rattle snake meat. We all decided when we leave the marine corp we are going to settle down in mid Texas somewhere. I’m hooked on rattle snake hunting. We all have said that catching another rattle snake like we caught in Michigan is our ultimate goal, however Texans we’ve talked to say that rattle snakes in Texas never get over 4 feet long. I bet they do, the snakes have just gotten so smart that no one has seen one, like the bull moose that’s 10 years old you’ll never see him unless he wants you too.

Was that wild rat a brown rat?

I just got a video of a wood turtle awhile back when camping, they are endangered and you’re just handling them lol, I’m glad I didn’t touch the one I saw on camera, I didn’t realize they were endangered till I looked them up

Really nice job on this video. Thank you for sharing.

Dude something about watching you describe the den.. lol... U seem passionate about this. And I'm hooked. It's cool af!

Thank you!! Great footage❤

Don't get bit. Is this on Mt. Tom?

I love hiking out in the central CT woods and up on the traprock ridges. Your videos simultaneously fascinate and scare the bejesus out of me, afraid of what my next step or glance may uncover. Come do a video on the timber rattlers of Meshomasic State Forest in CT.

2:38 POSSUM i hope it didn’t eat the mouse

Like if you saw the cute little mouses

What's your thoughts on a undiscovered den in ME? Seems some herps think it's likely despite them being officially extinct in the state.

That's awesome!

Rattlesnakes in Canada?? Wow

Cool shot!

Great work here on World Turtle Day 2024! It was really interesting seeing it "chase" you. I have 3 trail cam recordings of a female Gopher Tortoise 'chasing ' white tail deer.

Do all rattlers up north have that yellow/tawny color? Just asking. (respect to all the Yankee country boys. We'd have won if it wasn't for y'all!)

I captured one in our front door security cam. We woke up because our dog barking in the middle of the night so I look on the camera and all I see is like transparent balloon and shiny floating around. Do you know where I can find some professional who will analyze the video? Thanks!

Great collection of videos!

Amazing camouflage! It looks like an old piece of bark.

Very cool stuff here, thank you for sharing!

Always interesting to see that bobcat/timber encounter. Great video.

Nice footage Mark, where are you located, general area ? Loved all the animals and what a cool variety ❤ I thought you were in upstate NY, do you have Mt lions up there ?