Would You Enter a Venomous Snake-Infested Forest?
Would You Enter a Venomous Snake-Infested Forest?
In this thrilling video, we delve into the heart of a daunting wilderness filled with venomous snakes. Join us as we explore the reasons behind the fear of these slithering creatures and learn about the diverse species lurking in the underbrush. The video highlights safety precautions, essential survival tips, and the fascinating roles snakes play in ecosystems. With breathtaking visuals and expert insights, viewers are taken on a journey that balances the thrill of adventure with the respect these reptiles command. Would you dare to venture into such a perilous habitat? Tune in to discover the beauty and danger coexisting in nature, while also testing your own limits. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast or simply curious, this exploration into one of nature’s most misunderstood creatures will leave you both informed and enthralled.
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He's not kidding, the ring-neck snake is a chill fella. I snatched one up not long ago fairly large for its kind and it didn't bother him a bit. Also grabbed a very long green grass snake as he caught and ate a giant grasshopper, and a racer as he chased a leopard frog hopping for his dear life. Skinks and Anole lizards love warming up on the roof of my granite forge, bobcat sleeps on it in winter to keep warm throughout the night. Huge Gartner snake lives in a hole next to it, and marble salamanders will live under my homemade charcoal tubs.
Dang Missouri, you scary!
Would I enter one? Buddy I live in one. I am one with the rattlesnake. One with the cotton mouth. We always hang out. They eat rats. I keep rats away from my smithy. Win/win. Never bothered me in the slightest. We all mutually respect each other's right to be here as a part of nature. So long as we respect eachother's ability to end that nature in a blink if we disrespect eachother's right. In my zodiac I am a Scorpio in greek and viper in native American, so I'm something of a biological landmine myself. 🦂🐍
in a heartbeat
Yeah wtf… well, good luck Ray, Cody left some very big shoes to fill
that was awesome. when the snake bite came so close was wild
his reflexes are crazy! it reminds me of spiderman a bit
3:00 I thought that light patch at the top of the screen was yet another copperhead at first
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Really strong debut for your first solo adventure, Ray! Rock flipping videos are always fun and you had a ton of cool stuff in here, widows, copperheads, and a lifer kingsnake is a killer outing in my book. That’s gotta be the most copperheads I’ve ever seen filmed in one area. Congratulations on becoming a full time Brave host, this is only the start for you and I can’t wait to see where you go from here. I’ve seen firsthand how hard you work and how much you know about wildlife, I have no doubt we’re all in for some crazy adventures on the channel with you joining Coyote and Mark. Maybe we’ll even see you out there sooner or later. Great stuff Ray!
I don't know about you guys but it seems to me this new guy likes copperhead snakes.
I was a Drill Instructor at Ft. Leonard Wood MO in the early 2000s, Missouri is infested with copperheads. They were all over our rifle ranges and field training sites.
DON"T DIE BRO ……
You guys are amazing the Brave Crew
Wow 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
Please upload Stargazer
So many copperheads!
Really like this guy. His energy and presence on the camera brings this sort of excitement to the video that’s fun to watch. He seems to really enjoy this line of work. Stay brave Sting Ray
Excellent video, would love to see more like it. Here in Michigan I've had similar excursions out in the woods, flipping logs and rocks searching for salamanders, snakes, and anything else. I will say though, on one occasion I flipped a log and underneath it was a well established yellow jacket nest. Always a good idea to exercise caution while rock/log flipping! Stay safe and thanks for the good content!
Who is this guy?!
I'm so sorry for your loss Black Widow. Give it time and you'll love again.
Who da fook is that guy
"This is a very dangerous spider" proceeds to free handle it😂
Let’s go ray
Since you were a little kid? What are you now? 🤣🤣 Just kidding Ray. Congrats to joining the team.
A lot of people don't know that they are called Ring Neck Snakes because Cobra was already taken.
9:00 advice not applicable to Aussies
this 12 year old has been exploring this land for the last 2 years…
I would go to any island is I'm away from my gf
Ray, welcome!!! You did amazing and can't wait to see what else you have in store on the channel. Be brave, stay wild, friend 😊
Wow would love to see you and coyote explore this forest
My land borders high altitude tropical rain forest…so snakes are really nothing new, mainly vipers. More worried about two legged snakes in general…
Their camouflage skills are incredible 🐍🍂🤩👏
Great host. And some great eye candy to 😏
Beyond thrilled to have Ray as a new host on the channel! He’s going to bring an incredible amount of energy to each episode, and I can’t wait to see what stories he’ll share with all of you going forward.
And just in case you thought you were rid of me… I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE! Ray, Mark, and I will continue to create our own individual content as well as fun collaborations together!