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  • is snake road a actual road or a park

  • what a dork u need a hair cut-bet u ve never been laid-well u maybe fucked a bullfrog once haa

  • i love how they close the road just for the snake migtarion

    great vid

  • OH MY GOD!i have a creek and i always find cottonmouths but i just now learned there cottonmouths! i always thought they were harmless watersnakes.good thing i havent been bit

  • @snakemanjesse your a fag

  • the ring-neck snake crawled like a side winder

  • @funnyguy12361 your a fag

  • Holy crap that's a lot of tadpoles. I'd love to find something like that. My garter snakes would love to chow down on that!

  • Heck, I'd love to go even if it was an 8 hour drive. I think I'd have to do that quite often. About the only thing I can find around here is Thamnophis ordinoides and Thamnophis sirtalis concinnus.

  • are you in southern illinois

  • @damola69 your a fag

  • @ragnarock919 go fuck yourself you lifeless piece of shit

  • dude you should herp in san diego california and look for the desert sidwinder

  • when do snakes mate

  • @Robturd your a fag

  • i heard that ringneck snakes are vennemus

  • nope they are harmless although they do have venom it has no effect on humans

  • no they dont have venom at all, i had one, they are constrictors

  • @TheDoucheFairy no they have fangs in the back of the mouth and are mildly venemous. but they will not and cannot inject humans with venom. they eat slugs and salamanders.

  • nice video

    :)

  • omg thats a helluva lot of toad tadpoles. . .

  • hey buddy, you can come to australia and check my house out. i live right next to the bush like i look out my window and i see wallabies and red belly black snakes and water dragons, all sorts of shit. come over man

  • Awesome video

  • ringnecked snakes arent usally more than 12 inches long.snake experts in ga r tring to find one over 12 inches the will pay money for them

  • Omg, that's a lot of tadpoles:S

  • i like those ring neck snakes. never have seen one in person, but i'd like to. they're about the brightest snake you can find in tennessee. cool vid.

  • your lucky to live near all those reptiles

  • heh, not that near.

    That particular place is about a 2hour drive.

  • were did u learn all dis stuff any good web sites or anything

  • 90% personal experience.

    You can read books and web sites all day about this stuff but you never really know anything until you go out and do it.

  • @Reebbo whatever books teach u mass-its just cooler to go out int he woods and find the stuff u read about- dude my uncle is daniel boone-i a bad ass anaturalist-way better than u i bet

  • I posted on your other SR video, but I'll be there the first weekend of October. It'll be my 2nd trip there and it'll be hard to match the number of snakes I saw the first time. It is an awesome place.

  • I have been to Snake road. it is awesome, and an exellent place to find reptiles and amphibians. it was definately a perfect place for your video. good job, man!

  • Cool, Id like to visit the area sometime. Ive heard good things from people who have been. I am in a decent area I guess. Lots of glade areas, which is really cool.

  • Cool vid. That cottonmouth in the water was beautiful. Looks similar to one I found earlier this year in SW MO. Very nice animal. Where in Illinois are you? Southern Im guessing..?

  • I live in Belleville, IL.

    But this was shot at La Rue Pine Hills in Union County. Pretty far south... you are right.

  • Ok Dylan if you're so smart...

    name the subspecies of ringneck you got there. lol just testing ya for fun

  • D. p. stictogenys.

    single row of spots on the under belly.

  • ack the latin. i'm not good with it when it comes to ringnecks. i know them as northerns and southerns in my area

  • very nice! i always go out herping in the spring & summer time & i love it

  • yea it is like 40s here too.

    hopefully it warms up next week. I want to go back to Snake Road on a nice warm day..

  • Great episode, Dylan! I enjoy how some of your episodes are focused on certain species but others are very diverse like this one. Saw my first herp yesterday, a little eastern painted out basking on a pond bank. Anyways, keep it up man!

  • awesome.

    herps are out in full force here. Saw a log the other day with like 14 turtles on it haha.

    thanks

  • nice cottonmouth, not a bad day at all!

  • yea .... could have been a lot better though.

    Really wanted to see a Timber Rattlesnake or maybe a Green Water Snake

  • that is cool I have never found one that was a big ring neck and a beautiful cottonmouth

  • I really enjoy your video's

  • WOW that was a lot of tadpoles. Love your videos.

  • Awesome Vid!

  • Great, you seem to have a lot of places to explore where you live!

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