Snake Trapping! Simple Trap Catches Bait and Snakes
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You an amazing guy Bob, truly. Although I dont know you personally, I have a pretty good judge of character, and the way you conduct and handle things in your videos, and the info we get from your personal life, it's easy to see you are a real and genuine person. The world is a better place with you in it, and myself and my family wish you and yours the best. Thanks for being you and God bless!
Now that this comment is 4 years old.. do you finally see how cringe it was?
7:53 That is one Brave frog. He will forever have bragging rights. "I spent a night in a cage with 3 snakes and they didnt eat me"
And none of the other frogs believed him.
But I bet it has PTSD for life.😕
I love seeing people treat snakes right, they can sense your emotions and if youre calm and they arent high strung they'll normally be calm. i used to have a strawberry cornsnake and as long as i was calm he was more than happy to be handled and even came to me sometimes. take care of yourself man :D
Spot on.
I think the main thing that I took away from this video is that... you have a snake problem.
Snakes are great to have around, well except the venomous ones.
After watching your video, I was able to trap and release 2 bull snakes living under my back steps. I wouldn’t have bothered them but I am moving soon and my neighbors are not as enamored of them as I am. I’m a 77 yo female and faced such disbelief and negativity from local sports shops. However, I persevered and had both snakes (one at least 5’ long) gone in an afternoon! Thank you for your video. It made the job comparatively easy and made me feel like quite a bad**s!
The American Crocodile Dundee. Love you and your family Bob. Great job.
Wow... This guy came to a boy scout camp last week in fort Davis, and I got to see him all week.. It didn't even register that it was him until now😂
That guy is BackCountry Manager and Cavalcade Director for BTSR.
he is like the Bob Ross of nature😂
You ain't lying..soft spoken..and smooth af..lol ...finally the glasses are off..lol
Wad up wad up
this i can agree on. miss his regular videos.
well, duh! his name is bob!
Why did I find a video about snakes so relaxing?
Lol awsome video.
As always Bob, I enjoy watching yu take us out into th wilds & catch wild thangs! Always sumthin new to learn in yur videos !
26:33 Huck said "I'm not moving snake, go around". HA! Loved that. Great video!
Huckleberry is always blissed out. What a sweet doggie.
Dear Bob,
As a person with vision problems myself I take inspiration from you, I enjoy watching your videos and it helps me to not get depressed or be down knowing that I can still achieve a lot in life, a thank you in not sufficient, but from the bottom of my heart thank you so much for being an inspiration and a shining light in a dark tunnel of depression and anxiety that I am slowly but surely getting out because of you.
Always an education and entertaining. Glad you are doing well Brother. Excellent video.
Wow! I am a life time girl scout, but have never done this. Fun to watch. Learned a bit of stuff. Living in N. Georgia in 8,000 acres. Bound to come across a snake here and there. Want to be careful and calm but not be afraid or jumpy around them. Good to see someone with them handling them and notice the calmness of the handler, Bob. Thank you!!!!
LOL I thought you were showing an old video watched it all the way through and I enjoyed it very good information it seems you know your stuff thank you a fan from California
"sharpest teeth out there"
*wears tattered gloves
love the channel, though. learning a lot
Came here to see how to get rid of snakes and was pleasantly surprised to watch a video showing how not all snakes are bad. This guy is great with them. Love your dog. Can’t believe I watched the whole thing without getting freaked out. 🐍 she is the Snake Whisperer.😊
Man bob, you are living my dream life. Just an outdoorsman and his dog being one with nature and the beauty it beholds all while documenting it and educating thousands of people with these wonderful and informative videos. While I may envy you, I also respect you and thank you for these videos and your healthy respect and relationship with the wildlife, just the way god intended for us to live. Keep up doing what you love!
Prayers,
Levi
I love this guy, he no only came back from a medical crisis, and a Snake bite, he is also balancing TH-cam and a family, which most people can’t barely balance a job with family. Then is also as positive as heck! He taught me everything i know about the outdoors. Thank you
Bob...just had 4th heat episode and survived. Barely. Please remind followers to take heed. Water up and carry whistle...bike bell and flashlight to call,for help. Saved my life. Texas heat can be deadly. Be safe folks.
Nice video. It is great to see you and Huck out again. I love how Huck follows you closely, but seems “above” whatever he sees you doing. If he could say, “whatever” he would say it a lot. :-)
The best part about your video is your dog ive learned a lot from you and love your content but your dog just is the best part
Adolf Hitler I'm a huge fan of your work.
@@hunterkiller7352 why thank you sir
Please keep making these videos. I'm from Long Island, NY and there are no snakes there. My only experience with snakes was looking at them in a cage at the Bronx Zoo. I moved to the south several
years ago and am so terrified of them. One day I walked my dog and I heard a very light rattle, while my
dog did his business. I tried to pull him away, as I didn't see the snake, but I clearly heard a rattle. My
stubborn dog wouldn't budge. I was so upset and scared and finally got him away. Learning about
snakes in my senior years has been difficult and I greatly appreciate all you've shown here. Thank you
for the incredibly informative video.
Good to see you Bob .I'm a kiwi and we don't have snakes here .I'm so glad about that ,they give me the creeps .You're a brave man Bob.
I saw parts of your previous medical vision issue. From someone with singular vision from an accident many years ago, I hope you have improved and are better now. I know how hard survival is without depth perception and wish I could do more. So from a Texas import from Louisiana, I love your videos and have learned and tried many of your skills so Thank you for all you have shared with us.
Bob, Im glad your back and I hope your doing well. I know its been rough, but sometimes you gotta just trust the plan. Sending you prayers.
Raven
Hey bob please post more consistently I love your content
Shiquataphus When you’re consistently in the bush without a signal it’s a tough upload! Lol! Bob’s probably got years of backlogged vids. Lol!
Bob @ 25:28 and 29:21 That's a Schott's Whipsnake. Amazing catch. A very smart snake. Not usually caught in traps. Pretty common snake in Texas if you're able to come across them.
3:55, "well house." My first thought was "out house." lol. Great to see you back again. Shout out to Huck. WB to you both.
Always refreshing to see someone knowledgeable and respectful of nature. Our fear of snakes is often due to nothing more than our ignorance...
I love how your dog just takes in the experience
Hay Just sitting here in the hospital with my wife and came across your videos. Some really cool things to share with my grandkids. I just watched and older video of when u got the news of your eye problem and it really hit home. My wife and I are from a small town in n/e Arkansas, and about 3 months ago she was diagnosed with myeloma cancer and showed to be in 95 percent of her bone marrow. So as u cane imagine the news turned our world upside down. We’ve spent weeks on top of weeks here at UAMS In Little Rock. When you talked about your dreams and not knowing what the future held it brought tears to my eyes, because I had those very same thoughts only a few months ago. Today they are harvesting her stem cells for a transplant in a few weeks. I said all that to say this, in some of your latter videos you were so positive. The lord works in mysterious ways and we learn to play the hand we’re dealt,and we play it to the best of our ability. I’m so glad your doing better and making the best out of a not so good situation. After many prayers from so many friends and family the treatments Melissa is receiving is working very well. I’ve even had to change directions with my career but in the end it looks like even that is going to work out for the better. The old expression,when one door closes another opens, is so true. Your positivity will no doubt touch many people that watch your videos. God bless you and your family and so glade to have ran across this. I’ll stop rambling now, so until next time. Lol
All of them are so beautiful! This is the best up-close, local reptiles & amphibians educational video I have ever seen.
Hope you’re healing up well! Glad to see a another video up!
Your dog is so calm with all those snakes.
Favorite outdoors/survival channel.
I was born and raised in South Texas but am currently living in Memphis, I just wanted to say thank you for everything you do showing me a little bit of my home state.
Just got my first snake in the trap two days ago. A very, very angry racer. I eventually got him out without getting bitten and released him about 30 feet away from where I trapped him. More towards the woods than the house.
I'm so glad I found this video.
Bob me and my 10 and 5 year old girls are going to stay up to watch we’ve been waiting for you to make another video we watch you vids over and over so I can tech them the same way
Goodness. I apologize. Satellite connection is haveing difficulties. It’s still going, but struggling.
Am I the only one seeing that big ass spider? It was like he didn't even see it. I'm glad he didn't put his hand in there, lol. I loved the rattler at the end. Beautiful snakes, and great handling techniques. Keep up the good work. I'm new to the channel and I love this stuff so keep it up.
The Bob Ross of snakes :) I use to help bale and stack in barns.Most farmers had one rule never kill a snake in the hay barn or a cat. One very old Farmer had cats .He would get them fixed and get their shots .He seldom feed them but they were big and healthy
Loved all the snakes very educational! Totally going to show this vid to my daughter ! So far we have only caught a huge water snake and a little baby bull 🐍 😍😍💗💗💗
Boy, Ol' Huck has to be the chillest dog I've seen
Great video. Thank you for treating snakes the way they should be treated. Too many people have the mentality of “the only good snake is a dead snake”.
Thanks for the video! Love the sound of nature! You are the bob Ross for nature! Thanks again and god bless!
You can feel his nice cozy positive energy
Thanks for another great video. Good to see a healthy respect for nature's wildlife.
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Thanks for the 20 plus likes.
Tony McKee your the first person on TH-cam I’ve ever seen that has my last name
@@isaacmckee4536 I've shared it with you all my life. Lol. I live in Indiana (USA). How about you?
I dont know where you live, but I will never visit where you live. I do admire your fearlessness!
These are really calming. At the same time, you either have a lot of snakes, or I do too, and just don't see them. I'm surprised how good trapping is w no bait. If we see a big copperhead, or something I want to move away from kids, I use farm fresh eggs. They get fat and slower. You are much more relaxed.
Keep making more. Everyone watch a. Ad or two. See if TH-cam can buy Bob some more gear for new videos.
Great vid! Calming fascinating great peaceful normal approach. Good guy Good Scout! Beautiful place. Thank you. I go herping exploring where the Minnesota River meets the Mississippi. Love Bull snakes.
I've never seen a walking stick that big! You made it pretty clear as to what is and isn't dangerous. Great video. Super educational. I can see this being shown in classrooms all over Texas!
Bob you have great reverence, and I appreciate that. Nice video, please keep doing what you're doing.
Huk is such a good dog. Always within feet of Bob. That's one loyal animal.
Captain Pissoff
He definitely loves him
Hello, Bob! Great to see you back. We really love your vlogs and your instruction. Your respect and love for wildlife makes your vlogs mighty fine material for the whole family. God Bless you for that. It was great to see Huck, too.
I just watched your video from 2 years ago about your eyesight, I'm glad you're getting along well. I enjoy your videos.
Best channel on youtube! You deserve to be on nat geo
New subscriber to your Channel I want to thank you for your compassion for these animals and appreciation for them
My Texas rat snake Kermit says hi to his home state and reminds everyone how important snakes are to our ecosystem!❤️🐍
Very much enjoy the music when you were setting traps around the house! Wishing you well and success
You know what's funny is those water snakes, long term, actually chill out better than most rat snakes.
Growing up fishing, I always thought "Those are mean as hell!"
Now I have a wild caught N. rhombifer pair that are amazingly gentle, and a captive bred pair of black rat snakes that are the only snakes I have that ever chomp on me.
Another wonderful video from great people!!! Thanks guys!
Whenever I go camping imma call Bob and do all the work while I eat and sleep
Bob you know how to survive without electricity, home cooked meal and all things needed to live at home
Huck seems to be bored with all the stuff he already knows...lol! Cattle dogs are damn smart and let you know they are. Great vid!
This is what I would have done as a kid if my family didn’t hate snakes. So instead I just looked for cool insects (my fave is a red velvet ant). That stick insect is right up my alley!❤️
This got my fear of snake lowered thanks!
Love your uploads Bob, Best of health to you and your family.
I wish I would have found your videos earlier. My lady is SUPER PISSED that a few of our pets have got away due to my not putting the lids on correctly. The saddest one was my birthday present. She found me one of my favorites a chain King Snake. Can’t remember proper name, but they are beautiful black and yellow. Maybe he is still in the house and will crawl in one of these for me. 😍 🐍
The long dark snake with the lateral stripes is a Striped Whip Snake, Masticophis taeniatus. Related to the Coachwhip and Indigo snakes. Awesome video on safe handling and the wide variety that can be found around your property. That big Coachwhip was a real beauty.
You sir inspire me to be a better person the things you are going through in your life make my problems look petty, thank you for all the information you share thank you for just being a good person I'm praying for you. God bless you and your family.
Thanks for the informative video. I enjoy your channel and your creativity for content. God’s blessings.
Bob i need to thank you for teaching us about the wild life in your area. I own undeveloped land in the mountain's of southern new mexico. As i'm not sure what i will face till i'm there. I feel safer with the knowledge you share. "Living to learn" "learning to live"
Guadalupe?
Thank you for the video. It's good to see you again.you have been missed.
Welcome back, Bob: we've missed you. Great advice on snakes, and we'll all probably need it soon.
Bob, Great to have you back. Wonderful video, great info. Thanks for the share.
I was sorry to watch about your health issues bob. Just started following you and really love your knowledge and well laid out delivery.hope your feeling better.
Actually just started to have a problem with snakes around my house. So this'll definitely come in handy.
So excited when I got a notification to your new video. Awesome to have you back. Really hope you are doing well and your family
😎 very informative thank you. I am that closer of not being so scared of snakes now but there is much more for me to learn thanks again 😎
I bought a kodiak bracelet from watching this channel awhile back and I was wondering if you could make a small video on how to take it apart and get the juke and string from it and maybe tie it up again, I hope you see this because I’m a big fan of yours
Great video Bob. I love that you're respectful to all wildlife, we need more of that. The first snake that you couldn't ID was a whip snake, they're similar to coachwhips and racers. The second one was a plainbelly water snake.
Like I said, the key for survival is cool sunglasses.
Bob, that was awesome! Thanks much! It's interesting how reptiles & amphibians can figure out your intentions fairly quickly & mellow out when they realize you're not a threat. I've seen it with snakes, lizards, frogs, toads & turtles.
I'm going to get a few such traps for around our place. The grandkids love catch-n-release.
Thank you for not killing the snakes. I know people who will kill snakes on sight. Even the non venomous ones. Most snakes are completely harmless and I bet they’re more scared of you.
I live in Copenhagen, so the only snakes I have encountered is grass snakes and even that is a rarity!
Love the vid, man - and so true, have fun, take care of the creatures, and learn all you can!
Love from Denmark, can't wait for the next video!
Your dog must be trained pretty damn well. My golden doodle would be a chaotic storm unleashing hell
Enjoyed the video. Maybe this can be an annual event. Thanks for the rattle snake at the end. I would have been very disappointed if there wasn't one poisonous snake. 💝☀🌵
we have been using these traps for snakes for nearly 30 years. you catch anything that goes in, from bugs, frogs, salamanders, mice, snakes of course and lizards etc. I use two wire ties to make sure that the two halves are nice and tight to keep smaller snakes like ground rattlers from getting out. you have the option of a live release or otherwise. we have a dozen and a half of them out right now. around the house, the shops, the garage etc. they work 24-7 and you need to check them regularly.
Bob is going to outlive us all when the apocalypse hits.
So jealous! I wish I had that many snakes on my property. Love the wholesome and educational content. I love how compassionate and gentle you are with these animals. Awesome video, keep up the good work
I was thinking the same thing. Jealous hahaha
Tf bruhh am sacred af of these guys😢
Snakes shake when they hear Bob coming!
I was OK with the snakes, but totally unnerved by how chill you were with the giant spiders!
I just found your channel and I liked it a lot. I have been watching your videos and they are very good. I hope you keep doing it, may God bless you and your family. greetings from Bolivia South America.
this is the nicest person in america that treats snakes like this in Cali or Texas u see a snake and r forced to burn down a forest only logical choice
Beautiful piece of property you have Bob. This was an amazing video, keep up the great work! Instant Sub!
A few Sunday's ago dog woke me going ballistic shortly after midnight. Turned out a rattlesnake was next to the stairs to the front door.
Wow Bob, I watched your video about your eyes and vision, and got really emotional. I could feel that you really feared not being able to see again.
I hope you're doing much better, and living a fantastic life. It looks like you're living your dream, so keep up the good work!
Found your channel this past week and I’ve watched almost all your videos! I’ve been learning so much from them! Thanks Bob! Blessings to you and your family!
Good on you for not killing all those amazing species of snakes they are the best rodent traps you could ever find. I was terrified of snakes before I saw your channel. I wouldn’t kill them but they scared the living hell out of me. Thanks to you, I’m no longer afraid and I’ve even pushed a few snakes off roads in here in South Texas this spring so they wouldn’t get crushed. Cheers
Those were some big snakes, looks like they're getting fed well.