That weird little plant like a pine cone is squaw root . Indian medicine my late husband would sing " call ole rattler from the barn here rattler here". Thank you for letting me walk with you it's sure pretty. Wish I could do this again.
Thank y'all for taking me on this trail with you. Brought back many good memories of my Dad and I walking through the hills. I'm no longer able to get around in the mountains, but man did you ever make my day with this video. I love seeing the spring wild flowers. Keep up the fantastic work!
Mountain Laurel is the bush. It's a wild rhododendron. State flower. Don't see too many timber rattlers up here, mostly copperheads. My Dad used red dog for our driveway when I was a kid. Wild geraniums at the beginning of the waterfall trail. Thanks for the beautiful walk!
Great hike in the woods Leo. I was born in Wheeling and grew up right across the river in Ohio. My Daddy sickled out walking trails. We lived in the woods. After dinner, we'd walk as a family throughout our hillside. I miss the 70s.
I always learn something from your videos. There's a black snake that lives in a burrow under my vegetable garden. The garden is right next to the house. I've seen it several times and it is well over 6 feet long. I found an almost complete shed skin that was about 7 feet long and several inches thick. I'm not the least bit scared of it but respect it and am thankful it's here. We had been overrun with mice in the winter until the snake took up housekeeping. There's a small herd of deer that run through my yard almost every night. I've been blessed to be able to watch the spotted babies grow into magnificent creatures. I was a little disappointed that we didn't see a rattlesnake but the deer made up for it. Thanks for taking us along.
I for one am glad you didn't see any snakes. I adore your channel and your and Heather's adventures. I mostly watch you guys The Appalachian Channel, The Appalachian History Detective, Carolina Tony, The best family farm and sidestep adventures. The best guys also does lost the the smokies and sidestep does old Byrd farm series. Although I live in Florida and love it here my heart will always be the the mountains. I grew up in the foothills of Carolina but spent a lot of summers roaming the mountains of NC and Tennessee. Been thru west Virginia it was beautiful and have visited Kentucky.
I enjoyed our walk in the woods Leo. I think the rattlesnakes were hiding from you. That's ok, in a month they will be out waiting. The waterfall was refreshing. Such a beautiful placea
Hi Heather n Leo, this video was absolutely Wonderful,fantastic amazing Thank you both so much , I've never seen anything like that, it bought tears to my eyes, I adore Animals, too see Leo so close to the Deer, n talking to her about her Babies, oh my Heart ❤, thx again to both of you for all hard work you do so we can enjoy these Beautiful, Amazing Educational Videos , please stay safe n God bless ,p.s I worry about you Leo out there by yourself Camping 🏕, but I'm sure you can look after Yourself ♥️🤗🙏
Some of my best memories are as kids me and my brother and sisters along with neighbor kids spent a lot of time in the woods. And who couldn't resist creek. Good times.
❤😊❤ THUMBS UP 227 THANKS AGAIN FOR ANUTHER GREAT AWESOME VIDEO LOVE U GUYS MAN I REALLY ENJOY YUNS VIDEOZ AND PLEASE KEEP EM A COM.N. I BEEN A WORK .N. PAINTING AND PAINTING AND PAINTING SOME MORE HA HA HA 😅😂😊 LOL TAKE CARE LUV YUNS AND SO DOES JESUS 😊❤😊
Walk on a rattlesnake trail, something behind me shaking tail, Walk on a rattlesnake trail, I don't wanna die the end of my days, walking on a rattlesnake trail....Lyrics from a band called Smoky Fingers, great southern rock band from Italy....Great video sir, love the scenery, Nothing like spending time in the woods, Deer hunting, turkey hunting or just a nice relaxing walk..Thank you for sharing, Stay safe out there sir.
Thank You Leo & Heather for sharing your nice video. Everything emerging from the winter. Loved seeing the deer, we have wildlife in our yard too like deer,rabbits, red foxes, snakes all kinds of birds. Wildlife is so beautiful. Thank You both again for showing & sharing the beauty of your state.🤗🥰🌷🌹♥️
Nice video Mr. Leo and Miss Heather. Your right, if a person wasnt raised outside and in or around the country, you really missed a lot. If you think there aren't any snakes around, all you gotta do is dig aroud those rock piles or thick brush. I know you know that but those that have never been around them, don't know. Your right about the black racer too, ive seen 10 and 12 foot long. Not sure if id be upset about not finding a rattlesnake. Better to miss them, than find one when you werent looking. But if your out in nature and not looking, your a fool!!! Hey guys , thanks again for the great video. Never disappointed !!! God bless ya'll and hope ya'll stay safe on your travels.
Hey Leo.. So beautiful out there! I grew up in a small town down by the river and woods, back in the 60s, such a blessing. You're an excellent tour guide, love your sense of humor and knowledge. Ty! Stay Careful..
Very enjoyable video, thank you very much Leo. It was something different, but enjoyable. My rhododendrons started flowering 💐 the middle of last month. Beautiful country, perhaps not seeing any rattlesnakes is not necessarily a bad thing. The deer 🦌 was cool! The coal silo was cool. Thank you very much again Leo, you and Heather have a great weekend. 😊
Beautiful hike! Would have loved to do myself. Learned something new from you about coal to coke to electric cars. Thanks it’s that that makes us go huh! 😊
Hi Leo. I’m new here. Yesterday I found one of your videos, Cap Hatfield from 2 months ago. I just loved it so much and have since been trying to binge watch!! I just love your humor, knowledge and easy voice and your content is awesome. But… I only know your name is Leo and I’ve heard you speak of someone by the name of Heather. I may be the newest one on your channel, if so, then I will have to back up the videos and listen for your backstory’s. Just know that you all have a fan forever!! Much love y’all from Mississippi!!! 💕
I used to drive truck & went through WV a couple of times. I'm from Minnesota & I thought our state was beautiful. WV is absolutely one of the most beautiful states I've been through. I'd move there in a heartbeat if I could talk my wife into it!! That's my kind of country! I really enjoy the videos. 👍😃👍
Here, snakey-snakey-snakey - Leo, you're a SCREAM! I envy you mountain folks - you know how to live off the land while us dumb city folk are clueless. If things went bad, we'd starve. Thanks for taking us on a hike with you.
I love getting off of work settling down and watching one of you guys' videos so much better than anything on tv. thank you for taking the time to bring us with you.
What a beautiful day for a walk. I can't believe how close the deer let you get to her. She seemed so calm. When you said you were going up rattle snake trail. I almost didn't watch. If you had seen one i would be gone. I hate snakes. When you saw horse shoe prints my first thought was i wouldn't ride my horse there. One snake & he would bolt.when you said if the horse heard a snake he be gone with or without you. Truer words have never been a spoken. I literally experienced that. Not fun i stayed on but it was a wicked ride. I'm glad you didn't end up wth rain or briars😸 see you soon
I used to drive a semi to Williamson West Virginia and Mango from Cincinnati hauling produce. It was so nice traveling there in the warmer months. I’m originally from Covington, ky and have always loved being in the woods especially camping at Red River Gorge.
Gorgeous hike along your trails. Love the scenery especial the cute deer and all those rattlesnakes and woodpeckers! I've always disliked 'downs' because there's always an 'up', but I think I could cope if the trails were as gorgeous as yours. Thanks for sharing. Need more of these please.
Did u take anything with u just in case? I'd want a suit of armor. (Oil it down with whatever snakes can't shimmy up.) I watched only 1 of ur videos, Muriel Baldrige case. I can't help myself to comment. If its allowed, I put my 2 cents in. I waited for a grave stone, etc. I had to back out, look at the title again. Then...right back to ur video. Love 'em so far. I live in Anaheim, CA. Born & raise in Owensboro, KY. I see there are many videos. Thank you for sharing. ⚖🎲
You are so funny Leo. Is it too early for rattlesnakes or copperheads or any snake? I don't know. Yes, it is a rhododendron, WV's state flower and ,my favorite flower. I am surprised that you are not in an old cemetery. It certainly looks like an area for an old historic forgotten cemetery. Yes, when I was a child growing up in Dunbar, the woods were just across the railroad tracks and I roamed them every summer. There was a marsh that had cattails and frogs. I would catch the frogs. Boy, they were big old frogs, too. I walked the railroad tracks and found large pieces of coal which I made into several "coal flowers". To make a "coal flower," place the piece of coal in a dish such a fish bowl (what I always used). Put idolized salt, bluing and mmychrochrome (if you can still find these last two products) on the top of the piece of coal. Place in a closet or basement that is totally dark. After two weeks, take out and it will be a pretty flower (not a blooming one(. You might want to check the coal out during the two weeks, but do not remove from the dark area. You might want to put additional salt, bluing, and mychrocrome. Never put water on it. Thank you for this awesome video Leo. I love you to death, but I miss Heather.
I love watching videos of people walking in the appalachian mountain areas. I also watch a guys who looks for cryptid creatures and feral people, etc. Mainly in E TN - W NC though. I just watch for.the woods and mountain footage.
That pine cone looking plant is what we called “ bear corn” or “cancer root”. Maw maw said female Indians used it for child birth and pms. Cabell county checking in here. 👍🏻
I miss WV. Both of my parents were from the southern part of the state-Kanawha and Raleigh counties. We used to visit several times each year when I was growing up, but all the family is long since gone. Think I may ‘retire’ back to that area to live out the last part of my life. Thanks for sharing this beautiful scenery! 🔥
😅I agree with you about the black snakes. That's how nice it is where I live also ( minus the mountains and snake's ) lol😊 I really enjoyed this video ❤❤😊
Leo that little thing that was building a home in the ground is called a dung beetle, it will roll up animal waste material and roll it down and it's Den for the winter time.
QUIK TRUE STORY I WAS IN N.C. MOUNTAINS WITH 1 OF MY BROTHERS AND A FRIEND OF OURS WE WALKED OR HIKED UP THA MOUNTAIN AND ON WAY BACK DOWN IT WAS STEEP I WENT HEAD OVER HEELS HEAD FIRST INTO A TREE AND MAN IT HURT HA HA HA LOL 😅😂😊 THAT HAPP.N.D. BACK IN THA 70.S SO FEW YEARS BACK I STILL GOT BRAIN DAMAGE I BELIEVE DUH HUH LOL JUST KIDD.N. ABOWT THAT 😊❤😊 THOUGH SOME WOULD SAY I AINT KIDD.N. HA HA 😊😂😊
Where you are is like where I am in Virginia, a 6 foot Black Snake is pretty common but not as big as they get! 10 footers are out there and when I was a kid in the 70’s we saw them even bigger!
Ya but ya gotta take em both its called Mountain Laural...blooms all summer, our state flower only blooms once a year in the spring...ya I cant spell it 😉
Leo I do not think you should ever take Heather on the rattlesnake trail, if she was to hear the buzz of a rattlesnake she would be coming off of that mountain with you or without you😂😂😂. And you are sure right about the length of them black snakes, coachwhips black racers and chicken snakes could get very long to at least 6 to 7 feet,s, I sure hope you carry a good first-aid kit and snake bite kit with you,
Leo, I sure enjoy you n your wife videos, I have a quick question do you have a snake water moccasin we call them cottonmouth in North Georgia and another snake that we call a coral snake about 8 or 9 in long and it's got all kinds of colors on it wrapped around it like bands.
IF you could guarantee that we would NOT see one snake, I’d love to go with ya, but since you can’t…….. I’ll past 😉❤️. This is my idea of exercising. I would rather walk trails then treadmills. Explore nature ❤️❤️.
No rattlesnakes, but you would not want to be digging around and disturb a nest of those underground yellow and black wasper, in North Georgia we call them ground bumblebees,, be plowing a garden with a mule n hit one of their nest. You will see a man and a mule making a run for the nearest water and diving in, a side-by-side or a farm tractor maybe fast but those guys have built-in seek-and-destroy radar they will hunt you down and sting you😂😂
Do you take any bear spray or a weapon when out there? I was so afraid a snake was gonna get you. Do you wear high boots. You and Heather are a great team. I watch all your stuff.
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That weird little plant like a pine cone is squaw root . Indian medicine my late husband would sing " call ole rattler from the barn here rattler here". Thank you for letting me walk with you it's sure pretty. Wish I could do this again.
Thanks for the info. I was hoping someone would know what it was, i'll have to look it up now. :-)
Also called bear corn!
Thank y'all for taking me on this trail with you. Brought back many good memories of my Dad and I walking through the hills. I'm no longer able to get around in the mountains, but man did you ever make my day with this video. I love seeing the spring wild flowers. Keep up the fantastic work!
Mountain Laurel is the bush. It's a wild rhododendron. State flower. Don't see too many timber rattlers up here, mostly copperheads. My Dad used red dog for our driveway when I was a kid. Wild geraniums at the beginning of the waterfall trail. Thanks for the beautiful walk!
Great hike in the woods Leo. I was born in Wheeling and grew up right across the river in Ohio. My Daddy sickled out walking trails. We lived in the woods. After dinner, we'd walk as a family throughout our hillside. I miss the 70s.
I always learn something from your videos. There's a black snake that lives in a burrow under my vegetable garden. The garden is right next to the house. I've seen it several times and it is well over 6 feet long. I found an almost complete shed skin that was about 7 feet long and several inches thick. I'm not the least bit scared of it but respect it and am thankful it's here. We had been overrun with mice in the winter until the snake took up housekeeping.
There's a small herd of deer that run through my yard almost every night. I've been blessed to be able to watch the spotted babies grow into magnificent creatures.
I was a little disappointed that we didn't see a rattlesnake but the deer made up for it. Thanks for taking us along.
Enjoyed your sense of humor. This is only the second video I've seen.
Thank you Leo for showing us that wonderful West Virginia goodness
Loved the hike 🚶♀️ And the incoming phone call gave me my laugh of the day,I burst out laughing 😂
I for one am glad you didn't see any snakes. I adore your channel and your and Heather's adventures. I mostly watch you guys The Appalachian Channel, The Appalachian History Detective, Carolina Tony, The best family farm and sidestep adventures. The best guys also does lost the the smokies and sidestep does old Byrd farm series. Although I live in Florida and love it here my heart will always be the the mountains. I grew up in the foothills of Carolina but spent a lot of summers roaming the mountains of NC and Tennessee. Been thru west Virginia it was beautiful and have visited Kentucky.
I enjoyed our walk in the woods Leo. I think the rattlesnakes were hiding from you. That's ok, in a month they will be out waiting. The waterfall was refreshing. Such a beautiful placea
Hi Heather n Leo, this video was absolutely Wonderful,fantastic amazing Thank you both so much , I've never seen anything like that, it bought tears to my eyes, I adore Animals, too see Leo so close to the Deer, n talking to her about her Babies, oh my Heart ❤, thx again to both of you for all hard work you do so we can enjoy these Beautiful, Amazing Educational Videos , please stay safe n God bless ,p.s I worry about you Leo out there by yourself Camping 🏕, but I'm sure you can look after Yourself ♥️🤗🙏
Thank you so much! Such a nice message 😊
You're very welcome ♥️
Some of my best memories are as kids me and my brother and sisters along with neighbor kids spent a lot of time in the woods. And who couldn't resist creek. Good times.
With all them trees down we should been looking for big foot 😂
Your so much fun to watch
Thanks for the adventure ❤🙌🏽
❤😊❤ THUMBS UP 227 THANKS AGAIN FOR ANUTHER GREAT AWESOME VIDEO LOVE U GUYS MAN I REALLY ENJOY YUNS VIDEOZ AND PLEASE KEEP EM A COM.N. I BEEN A WORK .N. PAINTING AND PAINTING AND PAINTING SOME MORE HA HA HA 😅😂😊 LOL TAKE CARE LUV YUNS AND SO DOES JESUS 😊❤😊
Walk on a rattlesnake trail, something behind me shaking tail, Walk on a rattlesnake trail, I don't wanna die the end of my days, walking on a rattlesnake trail....Lyrics from a band called Smoky Fingers, great southern rock band from Italy....Great video sir, love the scenery, Nothing like spending time in the woods, Deer hunting, turkey hunting or just a nice relaxing walk..Thank you for sharing, Stay safe out there sir.
Thank You Leo & Heather for sharing your nice video. Everything emerging from the winter. Loved seeing the deer, we have wildlife in our yard too like deer,rabbits, red foxes, snakes all kinds of birds. Wildlife is so beautiful. Thank You both again for showing & sharing the beauty of your state.🤗🥰🌷🌹♥️
Nice video Mr. Leo and Miss Heather.
Your right, if a person wasnt raised outside and in or around the country, you really missed a lot.
If you think there aren't any snakes around, all you gotta do is dig aroud those rock piles or thick brush. I know you know that but those that have never been around them, don't know.
Your right about the black racer too, ive seen 10 and 12 foot long.
Not sure if id be upset about not finding a rattlesnake. Better to miss them, than find one when you werent looking. But if your out in nature and not looking, your a fool!!!
Hey guys , thanks again for the great video.
Never disappointed !!!
God bless ya'll and hope ya'll stay safe on your travels.
Hey Leo.. So beautiful out there! I grew up in a small town down by the river and woods, back in the 60s, such a blessing. You're an excellent tour guide, love your sense of humor and knowledge. Ty! Stay Careful..
Very enjoyable video, thank you very much Leo. It was something different, but enjoyable. My rhododendrons started flowering 💐 the middle of last month. Beautiful country, perhaps not seeing any rattlesnakes is not necessarily a bad thing. The deer 🦌 was cool! The coal silo was cool. Thank you very much again Leo, you and Heather have a great weekend. 😊
PS,, Oh my, the beautiful deer! She wasn't scared of you at all, that says alot about you, awesome! Ty..
Beautiful hike! Would have loved to do myself. Learned something new from you about coal to coke to electric cars. Thanks it’s that that makes us go huh! 😊
Hi Leo. I’m new here. Yesterday I found one of your videos, Cap Hatfield from 2 months ago. I just loved it so much and have since been trying to binge watch!! I just love your humor, knowledge and easy voice and your content is awesome. But… I only know your name is Leo and I’ve heard you speak of someone by the name of Heather. I may be the newest one on your channel, if so, then I will have to back up the videos and listen for your backstory’s. Just know that you all have a fan forever!! Much love y’all from Mississippi!!! 💕
Been camping and rafting in West Virginia and I really loved the country 👍👍🇺🇸
I used to drive truck & went through WV a couple of times. I'm from Minnesota & I thought our state was beautiful. WV is absolutely one of the most beautiful states I've been through. I'd move there in a heartbeat if I could talk my wife into it!! That's my kind of country! I really enjoy the videos. 👍😃👍
Here, snakey-snakey-snakey - Leo, you're a SCREAM! I envy you mountain folks - you know how to live off the land while us dumb city folk are clueless. If things went bad, we'd starve. Thanks for taking us on a hike with you.
I love getting off of work settling down and watching one of you guys' videos so much better than anything on tv. thank you for taking the time to bring us with you.
What a beautiful day for a walk. I can't believe how close the deer let you get to her. She seemed so calm. When you said you were going up rattle snake trail. I almost didn't watch. If you had seen one i would be gone. I hate snakes. When you saw horse shoe prints my first thought was i wouldn't ride my horse there. One snake & he would bolt.when you said if the horse heard a snake he be gone with or without you. Truer words have never been a spoken. I literally experienced that. Not fun i stayed on but it was a wicked ride. I'm glad you didn't end up wth rain or briars😸 see you soon
Thanks for the hike Leo, very nice!! Awesome to see your girlfriend Miss Deer, WATERFALL, was cool!!!APPRECIATE your video, the time you took!!!!
Thanks for the hike Leo! It was peaceful and pretty. You're pretty funny sometimes. I like your channel !
Such a lovely walk about! Thank you !
You have a nice soft voice... Very calming.. That's why the deer wasn't so afraid❤❤❤ beautiful video
If you weren't looking for snakes they would be everywhere. Thank you guys ❤
Gorgeous area
I used to drive a semi to Williamson West Virginia and Mango from Cincinnati hauling produce. It was so nice traveling there in the warmer months. I’m originally from Covington, ky and have always loved being in the woods especially camping at Red River Gorge.
Amazing interaction with the deer! I’ve never been that close to a wild one. They always take off on me, even the babies!
Thank you. I love the little waterfall. Beautiful country.
We love our mountains very lucky to have the beautiful mountains
Gorgeous hike along your trails. Love the scenery especial the cute deer and all those rattlesnakes and woodpeckers! I've always disliked 'downs' because there's always an 'up', but I think I could cope if the trails were as gorgeous as yours. Thanks for sharing. Need more of these please.
Thank you Leo for the hike I much enjoyed it and your company.
Thank you for taking me along with you in the hills that I used to rome as a child. I have some great memories I miss those hills
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for the video Leo, very educational!! Great day for a hike! Love your alls channel, it's a nice break from all the stress this world holds😊
I’ve enjoyed watching your videos, What a change from all the others I’ve seen Keep taking us along
Thanks for a great video! I miss walking in the mountains of Appalachia!
Hi Leo from Boone County WV 👋 I remember along time ago, me and a friend of mine walked the Coal mining Trail in Chief Logan State Park.
You're writing ✍️ a song 🎵 as you go along Leo !
😂❤ ...
Did u take anything with u just in case? I'd want a suit of armor. (Oil it down with whatever snakes can't shimmy up.) I watched only 1 of ur videos, Muriel Baldrige case. I can't help myself to comment. If its allowed, I put my 2 cents in. I waited for a grave stone, etc. I had to back out, look at the title again. Then...right back to ur video. Love 'em so far. I live in Anaheim, CA. Born & raise in Owensboro, KY. I see there are many videos. Thank you for sharing. ⚖🎲
You are so funny Leo. Is it too early for rattlesnakes or copperheads or any snake? I don't know. Yes, it is a rhododendron, WV's state flower and ,my favorite flower. I am surprised that you are not in an old cemetery. It certainly looks like an area for an old historic forgotten cemetery. Yes, when I was a child growing up in Dunbar, the woods were just across the railroad tracks and I roamed them every summer. There was a marsh that had cattails and frogs. I would catch the frogs. Boy, they were big old frogs, too. I walked the railroad tracks and found large pieces of coal which I made into several "coal flowers". To make a "coal flower," place the piece of coal in a dish such a fish bowl (what I always used). Put idolized salt, bluing and mmychrochrome (if you can still find these last two products) on the top of the piece of coal. Place in a closet or basement that is totally dark. After two weeks, take out and it will be a pretty flower (not a blooming one(. You might want to check the coal out during the two weeks, but do not remove from the dark area. You might want to put additional salt, bluing, and mychrocrome. Never put water on it. Thank you for this awesome video Leo. I love you to death, but I miss Heather.
Thank you Leo for the walk and the information 👍🏻👍🏻
I love watching videos of people walking in the appalachian mountain areas. I also watch a guys who looks for cryptid creatures and feral people, etc. Mainly in E TN - W NC though. I just watch for.the woods and mountain footage.
That pine cone looking plant is what we called “ bear corn” or “cancer root”. Maw maw said female Indians used it for child birth and pms. Cabell county checking in here. 👍🏻
Great video 💯 I love West Virginia there is nothing know more beautiful than the mountains
I miss WV. Both of my parents were from the southern part of the state-Kanawha and Raleigh counties. We used to visit several times each year when I was growing up, but all the family is long since gone. Think I may ‘retire’ back to that area to live out the last part of my life. Thanks for sharing this beautiful scenery! 🔥
Used to love run through the woods.. climbing trees..played anything would could..
Y’all are one of my very favorite notifications.
I just noticed I drop whatever I’m doing 🥰
😅I agree with you about the black snakes. That's how nice it is where I live also ( minus the mountains and snake's ) lol😊 I really enjoyed this video ❤❤😊
Pretty little waterfall. I love the sound
A least a Rattlesnake will warn you, but a dog gone Copperhead will strike without warning. 😵💫
Thanks for a great video love wv so beautiful you videos tell the history of wv I love history both of you are the best
Thanks 🙏
Hey Leo, compare that plant near the beginning to a cucumber magnolia. I don't think its a rhodi. Thanks for the hike.
Thanks for the hike Leo
Remember working in the woods northwestern NJ. Black snake stretched across a road that a D-8 dozer had made.
Absolutely beautiful!!! Love the deer!
I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR MORELS FOR TWO YEARS NOW!!!! SO JEALOUS!!!!
Leo the crazy plant Squaw root, cool video
I grew up in Chief Logan State park. I lived about 3 miles away from there. So I spent a lot of time there.
Awesome video thank you so very much for sharing 👍❤️❤️
Leo that little thing that was building a home in the ground is called a dung beetle, it will roll up animal waste material and roll it down and it's Den for the winter time.
Thank you
QUIK TRUE STORY I WAS IN N.C. MOUNTAINS WITH 1 OF MY BROTHERS AND A FRIEND OF OURS WE WALKED OR HIKED UP THA MOUNTAIN AND ON WAY BACK DOWN IT WAS STEEP I WENT HEAD OVER HEELS HEAD FIRST INTO A TREE AND MAN IT HURT HA HA HA LOL 😅😂😊 THAT HAPP.N.D. BACK IN THA 70.S SO FEW YEARS BACK I STILL GOT BRAIN DAMAGE I BELIEVE DUH HUH LOL JUST KIDD.N. ABOWT THAT 😊❤😊 THOUGH SOME WOULD SAY I AINT KIDD.N. HA HA 😊😂😊
Where you are is like where I am in Virginia, a 6 foot Black Snake is pretty common but not as big as they get!
10 footers are out there and when I was a kid in the 70’s we saw them even bigger!
You are a funny guy. Thank you.
Ya but ya gotta take em both its called Mountain Laural...blooms all summer, our state flower only blooms once a year in the spring...ya I cant spell it 😉
❤❤enjoyed the hike. Ty
That’s right Leo! Make those Yankees speak to ya! 😂
Those look like buckeye trees Leo !
Spring is the time the snakes like to sun.
Thank you for sharing!
Leo I do not think you should ever take Heather on the rattlesnake trail, if she was to hear the buzz of a rattlesnake she would be coming off of that mountain with you or without you😂😂😂. And you are sure right about the length of them black snakes, coachwhips black racers and chicken snakes could get very long to at least 6 to 7 feet,s, I sure hope you carry a good first-aid kit and snake bite kit with you,
Oh wow that’s so cute!
Enjoyed the hike
I use to use the wild grapevines in the woods and swing around lol. West Virginia is one of the most beautiful areas there is.
My grandpa left black snakes alone. Kept rodents out of the barn.
Beautiful Place
I've heard that most of the people that die on Mt Everest fall coming back down. Surprised me.
Oh those West Virginia Hills
Leo, I sure enjoy you n your wife videos, I have a quick question do you have a snake water moccasin we call them cottonmouth in North Georgia and another snake that we call a coral snake about 8 or 9 in long and it's got all kinds of colors on it wrapped around it like bands.
I don't believe so, I never seen cottonmouth or coral
Pretty neat with the doe, but I would admit that I would be hesitant in walking the trails.
snakes don’t usually come out until it’s hot
IF you could guarantee that we would NOT see one snake, I’d love to go with ya, but since you can’t…….. I’ll past 😉❤️. This is my idea of exercising. I would rather walk trails then treadmills. Explore nature ❤️❤️.
No rattlesnakes, but you would not want to be digging around and disturb a nest of those underground yellow and black wasper, in North Georgia we call them ground bumblebees,, be plowing a garden with a mule n hit one of their nest. You will see a man and a mule making a run for the nearest water and diving in, a side-by-side or a farm tractor maybe fast but those guys have built-in seek-and-destroy radar they will hunt you down and sting you😂😂
she and the snake hauled ass in separate directions.
I was raised in the hills of the Ozarks in Missouri. Im sure we're you live is more massive.
Was thinking you were in southwest Virginia at first! Ever been to Martinsville/Ridgeway/Fieldale?
Not that I remember right off the top of my head, maybe passing through..
May apple is that the same thing as Mayhall that grow around water down here in the south
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Hope you have a walking stick!
I'll walk behind you guys. Yeah I don't do snakes. Thank you guys for this great video. God bless and stay safe 🐍
Do you take any bear spray or a weapon when out there? I was so afraid a snake was gonna get you. Do you wear high boots. You and Heather are a great team. I watch all your stuff.
Thank You. I take a little 9 shot 25 with me, but it's mostly for 2 legged snakes... lol
Timber rattlers are like yellow jackets. Born with a bad attitude!
And totally fearless
I am almost afraid to watch. Snakes creep me out, give ne the shakes.😊
Beautiful!
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I read through all the comments to find out what kind of plant that was you found and couldn’t find a deg gone answer.