Taressa and I take a break from the campsite and take a tour of Sitton's Cave with Georgia Girl Guides. Cave animals, tight spaces and darkness...what fun.
Thanks for sharing & keeping it up years later. We just explored Cloudland Canyon, but did not look into any caves. After discussing caves in Science class, I'm sure my kid would like to return now just for the caves.
I did this cave earlier about 8 hours ago and me and a buddy of mine made it all the way to the end, the tunnels that split off near the end are mental, almost less than a foot high of just crawling for 400 feet
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That looks like so much fun! I'm planning a trip to Cloudland Canyon soon, and this may very well become part of the schedule. The snake you saw, btw, was most likely a rat snake. Unlike copperheads, they're non-venomous. There is quite a variety of rat snakes, but this one looks to be an eastern rat snake or a gray rat snake. The link below is a picture of an individual that looks similar to the one you saw. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantherophis_alleghaniensis#/media/File:Juvenile_ratsnake_crop.jpg The link below is a picture of a copperhead. They tend to be copper in color (hence the name) but can range from rusty gray to brown and have a saddled hourglass pattern that repeats the length of the body. They, like other pit vipers (rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, etc.), are thick bodied snakes, not slender like rat snakes. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agkistrodon_contortrix#/media/File:CopperheadInLeavesCU.JPG Did you see any wildlife other than the snake and the salamanders?
Thanks 🙏🏿 for the education share. We see the normal stuff and we’ve seen a small black bear. I’ve seen eat snakes before that did not appear to me as a rat snake.
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Thanks for sharing & keeping it up years later. We just explored Cloudland Canyon, but did not look into any caves. After discussing caves in Science class, I'm sure my kid would like to return now just for the caves.
#teamtoomuch, I am a big scardy cat I would not have been able to do it. But I watched you do it to the end. 👍
You know u can do it. Dooooooooo it!
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for sharing.
I did this cave earlier about 8 hours ago and me and a buddy of mine made it all the way to the end, the tunnels that split off near the end are mental, almost less than a foot high of just crawling for 400 feet
That is true spelunking! You’re it caving until it’s Claustrophobic conditions 🫣😱😵💫
This looks like so much fun!!! Love it. All these TH-camrs want to go to cities.....notta....I love exploring the great outdoors. Glad I found your channel.
I am shopping for a Land Cruiser is how I cam across your channel. Thinking that is going to be our exploring mobile.
Depending on your mechanical inclination and mobility expectations I would recommend the 80series. If you just want a strongly capable truck that is more modern, the 100 series. If something smaller is your desire do not look pass the Lexus GX series. Hope this helps! Ask questions and check out our website!!!
Great job! I have no idea how you didn't feel claustrophobic in those caves!
There were definitely moments where i felt a little claustrophobic, but it wasn't too bad. The tight spots were tough.
I felt like having a panic attack just watching. I am claustrophobic so thanks for saving me the panic attack. Completely off my bucket list.
Jerry Wallace? Cool dude! Been decades since I last laid eyes on him. Wonder if hes still working as an artist.
Not sure...that's been years.
That was amazing!!
Thanks!
omg cave crickets are my worst friggin nightmare. yall are so brave!!
Looks like a rattlesnake not a copperhead. We are planning a trip here soon, or Howard's waterfall cave.
Good eye, we need that!
That looks like so much fun! I'm planning a trip to Cloudland Canyon soon, and this may very well become part of the schedule. The snake you saw, btw, was most likely a rat snake. Unlike copperheads, they're non-venomous. There is quite a variety of rat snakes, but this one looks to be an eastern rat snake or a gray rat snake. The link below is a picture of an individual that looks similar to the one you saw.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantherophis_alleghaniensis#/media/File:Juvenile_ratsnake_crop.jpg
The link below is a picture of a copperhead. They tend to be copper in color (hence the name) but can range from rusty gray to brown and have a saddled hourglass pattern that repeats the length of the body. They, like other pit vipers (rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, etc.), are thick bodied snakes, not slender like rat snakes.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agkistrodon_contortrix#/media/File:CopperheadInLeavesCU.JPG
Did you see any wildlife other than the snake and the salamanders?
Thanks 🙏🏿 for the education share. We see the normal stuff and we’ve seen a small black bear. I’ve seen eat snakes before that did not appear to me as a rat snake.
Oh please, what whitie do we do too
Gary Mathews You dont know your cave history too well do you? Mammoth Caves most famous early explorer, Stephen Bishop was black. Brave man!
Y’all need to educate us?!?