Tin Flipping and Turtle Trapping in Georgia! Kingsnakes, Snapping Turtles, Ratsnakes, and More! 

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Damn Noah. You are the snake whisperer. You never fail to bring out the snakes. I appreciate all your hard work. Stay safe my bro-ther.

❤❤ beautiful Mama. I love how much yall love wildlife. Good peoples

Wow what a turtle! That hatching is cute.

Always good stuff Noah! On this day after Thanksgiving, I am grateful for you!

Having been bitten twice and numerous snake encounters on hikes and kayak trips. I watch channels like yours to prevent developing a fear of snakes. Georgia is so beautiful.

Amazing vids bro

Hi Noah how are you doing today i saw two bald eagles fighting in the sky in Illinois yesterday in a park it was amazing to see in person and i got a baby alligator snapping turtle from underground reptiles

Think the Rat Snake was Yawning, you woke him up ! Haha!

thumbs up after seeing momma

Hi Noah, so unpredictable sometimes! Surprising days are always great and in a way it gets us to think a bit differently. Always watch your channel and look forward to the winter herps.

I loved how you described the spider as having hands. 🙌 how cute would that be. 😂some really cool finds. ❤

Oddly enough... I really enjoyed the poop mimic spider! Cheers!

I'm a snake guy primarily but love those alligator snappers.

What a beautiful ratsnake

2:35 🔥 That's a great-looking king. You would trip on some of the Tucson kings we come across.

Great episode, one of the best I've seen in awhile. Always enjoy when you include other things in your videos besides herps. I'd like to see you do more of it

Some beautiful King snakes!!

Turtle really likes it. And what is more remarkable is that in this wild forest there is a flower branch with a very beautiful color. 21:08

was a giant diamond python on my driveway couple days ago come herp Australia 1 day :)

Wow! Happy Thanksgiving to us! What a video full of all kinds of good things. I wish you guys had more luck with snapping turtles, but at least you saw those 2. That spider was really interesting 🧐 and something I didn’t even know existed. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this and I hope you had a great holiday with family and or friends. Thanks for the awesome work as always. Take care!!! 😄💙🐬🐊🐍🫶🏼

absolutely amazing find with the Toad-Like Bolas Spider, a bucketlist species for many people including myself. Really rare to come across

Thumbs up for mom in the video. Love your content Noah

Awesome finds

Trifoliata was used extensively as rootstock for grafted citrus. It's very cold hardy, so if the graft gets frozen, the rootstock remains - spikes and all. I believe it's considered an invasive species now.

Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃

Glorious rat snakes.

OMG! that huge snapper was wild!

That spider you found is called a Bolas Spider.

Y’all crazy 😝

I never knew a Kingsnake rattled its tail

Love ur vids sm!!!

hey just a note, with the brown snake it says harmless but you should specify what brownsnake it is because you have alot of australian veiwers and the australian brown snake will kill a child in 15 minutes

Probably winter is starting to affect animals. That is why most snakes and box turtles are hiding and cryptic musk turtles and alligator snapping turtles are in the open. Nice kingsnake that was rattling all the time and large alligator snapper also.

As kids growing up in Renton Washington we lived next to a place called may valley.. We were always exploring the woods and sometimes get into nettles so wood go down to the creek and put mud on the sting.. We would tell our parents their were small crabs in that May creek ..! Of course they thought we were exaggerating..! It turns out they were crawdads…! They are kinda like a small Lobster and somewhat rare .. Well that May Creek drains into Lake Washington and now years later the Seattle Seahawks Headquarters and practice field sits pretty darn close to where we used to fish and swim .. I do know there are still crawdads in lake Washington but not sure about that small creek behind our house about 2.5 miles up from the lake.. We dunt have snapping turtles in that lake but there are big sturgeon that some people thought were sea monsters ..LOL 😅

I have seen a lot of snapping turtles but no alligator ones here in Tennessee.

Box turtles under tin? Never seen that before.

All those Cotten mouths and not one chase

how come there is so much metal out there. and do you ever run into alligators?

Was that King Snake trying to immitate a rattlesnake by shaking its tail?

I didn't realize Alligator snappers were in N Georgia

Noah how can y’all tell that’s a new turtle that fast ? Do y’all mark them by some means for identification purposes? Just curious because of how fast he said new turtle

A lot of the non native plants and trees around abandoned houses were probably planted by the former owners of that property and are probably left over from the time when the people lived there. Trees, shrubs and bushes can actually live for many decades. There's an abandoned property near where I live. The house fell down many years ago but the rose bushes and other bushes are still growing on the property without human intervention and have pretty much taken over.

We are destroying habitat one species at a time,as fast as we can every year.Sad

Commenting as per Gregs orders 🫡 Great video, hard to get sick of alligator snappers! Loved that first king, subtle beauty