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@@LFLYSRC bad time of year. Spring and fall are the ideal times. Summer herping is difficult even for veteran herpers

@@thatsnakeguy2074Thanks! I actually just found a worm snake right after commenting!

@@user-qq7of6ct7t says every other person with no proof. Either video it or shut up. I’ve made dozens upon dozens of videos proving this is just a stupid myth perpetuated by people afraid of snakes. No evidence of the contrary.

@@thatsnakeguy2074 lmao aweee why so mad cause you're wrong. there's literally videos everywhere of them chasing people 🤣 you clearly don't know the first thing about herpetology and should stop spreading misinformation. You saying they don't chase cause you had a few run away is the same as someone owning a lion and claiming theyre all nice just cause his lion didn't kill anyone doesn't mean others won't. It's sad people actually listen to you 🤣

@@user-qq7of6ct7t mad? Nah you’re not worth me being mad over. Just made it very clear that spewing stupid stuff online with nothing to back it up is stupid. But feel free to tag me in literally one of these videos that are “everywhere”

@@thatsnakeguy2074 you're literally the one spewing bs online not me you're basically telling others if you see them don't worry they won't chase you when they in fact do maybe not all of them but they definitely do. Go study herpetology maybe you'll learn a thing or two. And why should I do research for someone to ignorant to learn? The only thing worse than ignorance is the illusion of intelligence.

@@thatsnakeguy2074 you clearly are mad for being wrong. go study herpetology maybe you'll learn a thing or two. You're basically telling people if you see them don't be scared they won't chase you when they definitely will And why should I do research for someone who's to ignorant to learn. The only thing worse than ignorance is the illusion of intelligence. It's actually sad that people listen to you

@@TenaciousWorkshop any species in particular?

@@Im_Katest 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@thatsnakeguy2074 fast respond lol

@@Im_Katest flash ain’t got nothin on me

@@thatsnakeguy2074lol

@@nyrondaniel9055 it needs to go to a licensed rehabber. Trying to DIY caring for wildlife will lead to disaster

Sure they do

Ouch, right in my feels. So sorry I disappointed you random CZcams person

No, it doesn’t and you haven’t been chased. Hence why it’s 2024 and we don’t have a single piece of evidence showing this behavior other than stories. If we’re just going to believe stories, we might as well validate nessy, Bigfoot, mothman, Lizard man, etc. while we’re at it

You had a cottonmouth crawl in your general direction and thought it was chasing you. This happens all the time with many snake species. A snake when frightened will often just pick a direction and go, if you moved aside it would go right past you.

lol yall are funny you guys are talking like you were there an experienced what I saw lol how can you be that ignorant to tell me no that didn’t happen when you weren’t there an as far as a snake just picking a direction a going that way to get away is BS every creature on this planted has fight flight sense it’s just simply how nature works and snakes are no different

@@zackragan3041 because I don’t have to be there to tell someone they didn’t see a pig fly. Thinking I have to be there in order to tell you you’re wrong is beyond stupid.

@@zackragan3041 Nope, you're still wrong, sort of. You think a snake coming at you has picked a fight, when it's actually picked flight. Let me ask why would any snake, short of a huge python or anaconda, want to pick a fight with a human? A fight it can't win? Even a venomous snakes venom can't kill you fast enough to stop you from killing it, so there's no gain in it for the snake. And just so you know I've been "charged" by wild snakes several times, and have seen cottonmouths and many other snakes "charge" people in dozens of YT videos - and not once have I ever seen one of these "charging" snakes ever attempt to bite a person who stood their ground.

Bless him

Not a bad plan. More show letting people know there’s no need to wig out whenever they see them.

No, water moccasins are the same thing as a cottonmouth, just two different common names. And they’re still not aggressive.

Oof, 30,000 combined views so far a climbing but ok random CZcams comment person 🥴

It’s a leash, you know, so he does fly out in front of the predator quite literally waiting to eat him in the video 🙄

@@thatsnakeguy2074 Read your own comment. Keep reading it until you realise what's wrong with it. This may take a long time. Keep reading anyway.

@@tommymorrison6478falconry has been around for 4,000 years. You’re the dork who things that having a leash on a captive bred imprint 90g falcon is a bad thing because of your ignorance.

@@thatsnakeguy2074 You didn't read your own comment, did you. Also, ask yourself why you feel the need to be so abusive so readily. You won't do that either. Have the last word. I've no doubt you want it and I've already spent enough time on you. Bye............

@@tommymorrison6478 duces 😂

Let’s use a little logic here. Is it more logical that I A) kill for fun and throw the birds away or B ) hunt the birds and feed them to the falcon as a food source and to remove them from their non native environment?

Falcon is a term to describe a group of birds, so it’s not a singular animal. Just like a mammal isn’t a specific animal, but a diverse group made up of numerous species. So a kestrel is a type of falcon. As are aplomodos, gyrfalcons, peregrines, etc.