June Herping in NY for Milksnakes.

I have been on the hunt for milksnakes and I have succeeded. Ulster County NY.
Species:
Eastern Box Turtle- Terrapene carolina
American Toad- Anaxyrus americana
American Toad- " "
Eastern Milksnake - Lampropeltis t. triangulum
Northern Ringnecksnake- Diadophis punctatus edwardsii
Eastern Milksnake- See above.

[@carlquance2542]

Saw a beautiful colored milk snake on the Hogsback Road in the Rome Sand Plains. Big boy!

[@bonngunk1]

You'd like the one near my house....beautiful BIG milksnake.

[@keigancase4441]

1:44 sick catch

[@Tracks777]

I like! Keep it up!

[@HudsonHerper]

Thanks! :D

[@sugarfreelollolz2549]

I've found quite a few milk snakes in greene county ny

[@teddyroberts308]

That's a ringneck snake.

[@teddyroberts308]

You got musked lol.

[@StraightP1ff]

Hey man around where in Ulster? I go skydiving in Gardiner and if i ever have a chance I want to find a place to look for herps!

[@brutalblues]

Few herpers will share where they find stuff, especially publicly.

[@camille-dx7jk]

I'm in Millbrook, Upstate NY. All i find is garter snakes. Do you know if there are milks where I am?

[@HudsonHerper]

Yes there are definitely milk snakes in Millbrook. Looking through trash or old wood/stone piles in or near fields is probably your best bet. Now is a good time to see them. You could even find them by driving farm roads on warm summer nights just after dusk

[@camille-dx7jk]

@@HudsonHerper Ok, would they be hiding in piles of firewood do you think? I always flip over rocks but never find any :(

[@HudsonHerper]

@@camille-dx7jk piles of firewood could work. Rocks stacked on rocks tend to be the best. Or rocks with rodent burrows under them

[@Tigerpuffer]

Eastern towhee right after the bigfoot sighting at 4:26.

[@HudsonHerper]

Oh nice. I gotta go back and bird my old vids

[@Tigerpuffer]

Toad dropper

[@HudsonHerper]

More like toad catcher 😉 bad boy never hit the ground