re: Snake hunter finds Atlanta creek full of cottonmouths

That’s all of the little ones that TigrrrDad throws back.


That don’t have an alligator population there. I remember those snakes in numbers during the 60’s and the early 70’s here before we were overrun with gators. We always carried a stick to kill them with.

I remember walking through Bluebonnet Swamp in BR during a drought one time…the swamp was all dried up except for random pools of water right under the wooden walkways and the water was “moving” because each puddle was just a huge ball of snakes. It was terrifying and fascinating and I noped out of there after the third one of those

No worse than a lot of the people you might encounter in Atlanta

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Who knew..I though Cajuns were tough.
Must have been that Troy guy playing for the TV...cowards

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Troy is a Kardashian compared to real, non-attention seeking Cajun baws that actually live on/make their living in the swamps

I did some herping my soph year in college.

We see a lot of wildlife in our backyard, but I have never seen a cottonmouth in the Atlanta metro. Usually, it's just copperheads and the occasional rattlesnake.

What a coincidence, I too have cottonmouth right now.

I follow this guy's channel. He's not in downtown Atlanta, lol.

any little wooded, semi-secluded, maybe a water feature, area remaining is where all remaining widlife gets pushed to when communities are developed,when I come home from work late at night it’s crazy how much wildlife I see on the streets