"It Pulled A Boy From A River"
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2024
- Not a first report of these beings helping a human child.
Also, the beginning clip might be creepy to some.
Sarahs link here,
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My new hunting book link, a.co/d/9ILdUk9
Just heard about 2 Park rangers in Cascadia National Park saving a juvenile sabe after it was pinned under a massive tree during a flash flood, about 5 or 6 other sabe came to the woodline and started throwing rocks and causing a scene until one of the rangers yelled "hey! If we don't help him now he is going to die! Do not interfere!" And they stopped, then the winch on the rangers truck couldn't move the gigantic tree so the rangers stepped to the woodline and said we need your help! Then 5 or 6 sabe stepped out with the 10 ft tall clan leader leading the way, they got the tree off and the alpha sabe scooped up the young one went to walk away and turned around and went to the ranger, the injured sabe stroked the rangers face in appreciation, the big one nodded and they disappeared into the forest. Absolutely amazing!
That is amazing and beautiful at the same time. ❤
That is amazing. Thanks for sharing that. 7:56
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Wow that's an amazing encounter! Too bad no pics😅
@maggiehart the rangers just came upon it and one of them had to convince the other to do his job and help so I think they weren't thinking about pics in the heat of the moment
My mom was raised in Coos Bay Oregon in fact I took her up to see her childhood best friend in 2021 and intend to take her this summer again they are both 92. God willing they will make it to the visit.
That's awesome to still be able to have a fellow friend from that long ago! They should get drunk .
Steve a lot of us in the south use goggles when riding outside do that! Your eyes will love you!
That's how NOT to get Steve to move to the US!! Show him all the deadly snakes they don't have in Canada!!
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ESPECIALLY THE ONES IN THE WHITE HOUSE...
So true....welcome to central and south U.S. That is why Sasquatch hang in the north...lolol
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Lmao
That sunglasses trick, I do believe, is a huge unlock. Fascinating! Can’t wait to try it. Should work on ufos too, you’d think…
Go to Swan Lake Bigfoot if you didn't know or haven't already
Welcome to the swamps my friend..
We in the deepest parts of south Louisiana have learned to live side by side with all these venomous creatures… even the ones without venom. Some large and hairy, and the others, … the ones in suits and ties.😎👌🏽😂
The one with the suits are the BIGGEST venomous snakes!!!
( their poison kills ya slow)…..
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What town do u live in Southern Louisiana?
Steve, for your eye, try a potato. Throw some potatoes in the fridge, cleaned. After an hour take one out, cut in half, lay down, and lay the cut side of the potato over your eye. Not only will this feel f'n awesome, but it will draw out all that crap in your eye. Yes this is a weld flash remedy, but it works for all kinds of eye irritations, and I bet this will help your condition immensely. If anything, cold will help with that damned inflammation you have rock'n right now. Stay up brother, watch that next step, Love, Light and Freedom.
Thanks. New info Abt remedy for eye inflammation
Grated potatoes on a spider bite will draw poison
That's the same advice welders will give you if you get flash burn. I tried it myself but didn't have any luck, but I also had a severe case of it. I've tried several things to relieve the pain and discharge from my eyes when I would get flash burn, but have yet to find something that works. A while back you could get eye drops over the counter that contained a numbing agent. Sadly that is not an option anymore here in the States.
I grew up on the banks of Chickamauga Lake in Chattanooga, TN… and we would run across cottonmouths & copperheads *all the time* … especially when we went blackberry & scuppernong picking. Many times, you can clearly smell the snakes before spotting them.
WTH is a scuppernong ?
Scuppernong's a grape.
@@noneyabusiness4006 scuppernongs and muscadines are types of wild, native grapes (but have thicker skins) that grow in the southeastern U.S. We make wines, jellies, jams, pies, etc., with them. They’re extremely good!!
Ok that gave me goosebumps thinking about it! So much for Berry picking for me this year! LOL! 😂
Ok @Lorchid23 is correct, save for the part about them being very good. Freshly picked they are definitely an acquired taste. They need to be at the perfect ripeness for eating. But ouuu child, they do make some heavenly preserves, and jams. Has anyone tried any preserves w/chilies for a bit of heat w/the sweet? Also an acquired taste. But, try some on a grilled cheese sandwich! It's definitely addictive! ❤️🔥😅
Love the intro having lived as a teenager in SE Texas. Moccasins everywhere, me mowing lawns, in the yards. And if 'science' says they don't attack unprovoked, F them, they're lying. I've killed enough racing to get me. And then there's the fire ants. Long time ago, no plans on going back ;-)
Welcome to the South Steve!! Don't touch the snakes!
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I was the 17th like on your comment!
LOVE ALL THREE OF YOU PATRIOT FIGHTERS!!
STAY FROSTY AND ARMED ❤
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Thanks again Steve for another great video and God Bless you and Sarah! 🙏
Hearing a Hooded Warbler in the background as Steve is reading: " Ta-wheet, Ta-wheet-tea-too!"
Also singing, a Scarlet Tanager.
Sounds more like a cardinal......
From my first experience in Northern California, I knew they were very developed emotionally.
Hey Steve… Hope your eye is better!❤ to the Best Family …HTH🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s
Hey Laura 😊
@@andrewnorris98 Hi My Friend! Hru & your beautiful family?🙏🐶🧚🏼♀️😇
@@andrewnorris98 Hello my Friend 🙏👋😇🧚🏼♀️👀
Hi Laura! I hope you are having a beautiful day! 😊❤🙏🙌🎵🌞
@@rebeccabielser29 Hi Sweetie🙏💕🧚🏼♀️😇I hope your day is Blessed beyond your dreams🙏💕🙏
Don’t get bitten Steve them are nasty! I lived in Biscoe, and the outskirts of Star N.C and we had so many cotton mouths and rattle snakes. We had to always keep an eyes and ears out every time we went to the river or the ponds!
Same in Oklahoma. 8:50
River Bottoms in Arkansas is Covered with Deadly Cottonmouth and Diamond Back Ratters and those pesky Copperheads...
We have 3 different types of rattlesnakes in Colorado. Thankfully, no cotton mouths or copperheads but there's plenty of rattlesnakes to make up for it. Plenty of non venomous snakes too, I get bull and garter snakes in my yard sometimes.
I saw one all curled up on the bank near the Drowning creek, also known as the Lumber River
Cottonmouth is nasty
Yes they are! They really have no fear of man and will come at you...whether curious or malicious, it matters not!
Good Afternoon from NW Florida! My favorite channel and Steve! It's beautiful outside! Warm and sunshine! 🌞 Everyone have a wonderful weekend! Sending Love and Prayers to my HTH Family and Friends!
Steve, you may want snake boots!
A story about Cotton mouths or water moccasins…
My husband and I pulled into a BIG slue on Logan-Martin Lake in East Central Alabama. Our intent was to get out of the boat and float around on the water a while. It was a very beautiful, peaceful little slue and we were enjoying ourselves in the cool water and hot sun!
Suddenly, I started seeing “sticks” bobbing up and down in the water around us. One moved close enough for me to see it clearly. IT WAS A MOCCASIN!!!
I immediately told my husband that there were snakes in the water all around us. He told me it was just my imagination.
I told him… imagination or not… I was getting out of that water!!! He said, “go ahead” but this water is GREAT!
I got out of the water and back on the boat! Then, I sat for a few minutes observing the bobbing “sticks” around us.
My husband decided to paddle around a bit on the raft. As he was putting his hand back to paddle, he got an up close and personal look at one of the “sticks”, a very BIG one. At that point He REALIZED that it was, in fact, a big ole ‘moccasin swimming just a couple feet from him.
With as little disturbance as possible so as not to draw undue attention, he made his way back on the boat! Once back on board, he also noticed that we were totally surrounded by these “sticks”, moccasins!
We grabbed some binoculars and started looking at the banks.
Now, where we were swimming was 30 ft. deep based on the depth of our anchor. It was also at least a half mile to three quarters wide. We had always been told that the snakes would not swim out to the deepest part and we would be safe out in the middle of the slue, where it was deepest!
We learned that the old fisherman’s tale was just WRONG! They will swim right on out to the deepest part of the slue.
Now, the banks on either side… one side was heavily wooded and just dropped off into the water. The other side however, was a HUGE SLIDE full of more snakes than we could even count. Some were still small but others were HUGE… long and fat!
We were amazed by what we saw and may I say, more than a little weak in the knees when we realized that we had been swimming with a bunch of moccasins on “spa day”!!!
We learn a very important lesson that day! We were very thankful that we didn’t have our bunch of kids with us! They would have been traumatized for LIFE!!!
My youngest daughter had already been bitten by a poisonous spider at Girl Scout camp(crawled in her sleeping bag with her), so she was already skittish about the Great Outdoors!
I grew up galloping through the woods… could skitter up a mountain side with no trouble. But… I had NEVER seen so many snakes, of ANY kind, gathered and sunning themselves as we saw on that day!
And THAT … is my ALABAMA SNAKE STORY!!!
Steve, please be very careful! They can sneak up on you before you know it! They do have some great Anti-venoms now, but it is a lengthy and nasty process to heal! Please, Brave Warrior, STAY VIGILANT in “them there woods” in Alabama!!! 😁🪱🐍
PS. We do have some gators roaming around too! Folks bring them back from the beach and set them loose in the waters when they get too large! Use to drive over the Coosa River everyday… could see them from the bridge.
This is the same general area where a hunter shot a Sasquatch and he & his wife were later disappeared! 😮😢
Maxwell-Gunter AFBs are nearby as is the Air War College.
My husband has a very similar story. It’s alarming to the point of denial for those of us green horns who have no idea. But it’s been confirmed many times over thru the years. But thank you for such a visceral account. ❤🌷
From wva
many stories of big gatherings of rattlers, although told by ,'experts' that it doesn't happen,,!
4ft gator caught in Lake Norris ,TN . Couple of weeks ago.
@illusiv2135 That is terrifying. I'm so glad you guys did not get bit. I hate cotton mouths, aka Water moccasins and Copperheads. Water moccasins get so big and fat. Makes me shiver just thinking about them. Ugg
That's called a"Nope Rope".
Danger noodle!!!
Or more famously known as the Dreaded Copper-headed Water Rattler!!!" 😂
A child that gets saved from the river by a sasquatch and the child's mother sees it, but then never a word is spoken about it is just plain weird!!!!!!!!
that happens all the time.talk to the wrong people and see how they respond.
Not weird at all. It's a huge commonality with this topic. People either somehow forget of the experience or don't say anything out of a fear of rejection...
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I'm referring to a talk between the child and mother.
Steve, you are so funny! Yep, I would be the one looking for a grizzly behind every tree if visiting your neck of the woods. Southern girl here. Cotton mouths no problems. So common here. Guess it is all based on one's perspective!👍👍
So many bird calls while you’re reading…all unfamiliar to me, having lived on the west coast and PNW all my life. I love the sounds there. I hiked in the west quite a bit and thankfully never surprised a rattlesnake. Did come across tarantulas which I respectfully observed. This world is an amazing place…I just wish “man” wasn’t so destructive. So sorry about your eyes…we pray for healing. Thank you for sharing all of this with us.
I saw a tarantula and another day, a road runner, cross in front of my truck on RT 25 going to Pacines from Hollister. I laughed like hell both times, being from New England. Btw, didn’t last long in the land of fruits and nuts.
Swan Lake Bigfoot is the channel that saw the Bigfoot in his sunglass...your welcome!😁
Thank you! It’s intriguing to say the least . 🙂
Be alertMichigan does have rattlesnakes!
Was gonna say same
I don't think we have as many as we use to at least that's what I heard .
CMU and several other universities’ biology departments work with the damn things, trying to reestablish them in Michigan. They put radio trackers in them and then catch and release them in other areas once they have a sustainable population.
I think that they started the program years ago around Grand Rapids but I’m sure they have planted them closer to home so they don’t have to transport the whole class clear down to GR.
There is also a population in the Pinckney area and the Waterloo game area. A few years ago a couple of dogs were struck by one on a paved trail. Gotta love the do-gooders.
Thank God that they haven’t tried to reestablish the sabertooth tiger.
@@QO240 - Haha, not yet, hey? Yipes...
As does your neighbor across the big lake,
Wisconsin DNR put signs out warning people about them, WARNING: Rattlesnake nesting area, there's more and more of them every year
Steve I am an acupuncturist and practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine. Dry irritated eyes are a sign of liver issues. Go see a TCM practitioner there are many in BC. They can fix your eyes with a couple treatments and it will be fixed. Peace
God bless southern people. PNW here
That tip about using your phone to see if the remote control works is spot on, just put the photo app on and then pointed the remote towards it with my other hand, and as I pressed the buttons at random I was able to see a purple/blue light at the end of the remote 👍
My Dad used to hunt rattlesnakes in Oklahoma (have pictures). Don’t know why, but he was a man’s man like Steve.
Happy Weekend HTH ❤from🏴. Massive night here for Me and Partner 🎉🎉
I really appreciate this channel. Thanks.
Little late. But made it. WI . Never miss.
Not a fan of serpents.
Praying for a complete healing of your eye , Steve : Stay safe out there :
Hi, all. Have a great weekend and enjoy yourself. I have made up my mind to enjoy life, despite all of the madness around me. ❤❤❤❤
👍 Glad you’re enjoying life!🙏😃
@@lauraquigley6403 It feels great. It has been a very strange few years, but I'm convinced everything will workout, somehow. Getting my hair done tomorrow and a pedicure. 😁
I gotta go work 😢
@@andrewnorris98 Oh, just take the weekend off, they won't mind 😊
@@dmcgill9360 😂 im the boss!!
Hello from Montana, I learned something , when you hear the frogs the snake's will come,then the crains come and eat the snake's,
Just as I predicted on one of the other videos, "just wait until you run into a Cotton Mouth/ Water Moccosin!" Here we have them as well as Copperheads (nearly invisible!), Coral snakes, and the worst, a Timber Rattler. Good old Black snakes are fine and same with Green snakes., but King snakes eat them all!
Ahhh... Home sweet home, aye? 😉 You must live in SC, or extremely similar Ecosystem... We have a place at a large local LAKE called "Copperhead Island". Putting Kayaks in, we figured out they live over at the boat ramp too! 😵🫣😉
@@Mustangzmustbfree Piedmont of N.C. Then there are the Eastern Diamond back rattlers as well down East. I've fished all my life in many types of watercraft. The scariest thing ever is when near shore in a kayak or canoe, and a Water Moccosin starts swimming towards you! 😂
@@RL-RL or they fall off a tree limb into/onto the boat! A buddy of mine had a similar situation on the Saluda River, only it was a determined alligator of intimidating size. He defended himself w/his paddle. Came away in 1 piece, w/some tooth marks on his paddle. I am a big fan of NC, especially those mountains and several of your lakes! I've been dreaming about living on water w/Mountain View's for years. But, watching the prices of waterfront properties skyrocket, I've been having to face a probable reality. I might have to live NEAR water, and close to Mountain View's! My real priority is just to end up living close enough that I might be able to coax my kids to come by for Lunch, Dinner, Holidays, or just to pass the time. Oh, my son works in a variety of snake ridden environments, pine forests, swamps, through out NC/SC/GA, & VA. He sends the family group photos of these giant Timber Rattlers that they come across, knowing I'm wigging out about it. I have offered to buy snake boots, those leg guards, etc. He always says, we don't see snakes that often. Then I say, it's that one you don't see I am worrying about. And, in his work, hobby too, most of the time, he's looking up for birds. He's never gotten into hunting or fishing, and I can't decide if that's a good or bad thing. He's always been into reptiles and amphibians, long before he settled into a passion for saving endangered birds. But, I worry cause he's a little ADHD like me. Something exciting happens and that can totally distract either of us from things like watching where you're stepping, etc. He's 26, an avid hiker, camper, earned his Eagle Scout Award, so I have to trust that he's being careful. He's also got a GF who lets him have it if he does anything too risky. And, she's nearly a med school graduate. So I try to remember, at least if she's w/him, she'll know what to do under pressure! But, they all know I have issues w/spiders and snakes, snakes being far more terrifying! So, they all get a kick out of bringing the non venomous ones in to "show them to me"!?! I've told them while I'm not ancient yet, if they scare me into tripping & braking something, THEY WILL have to take care of me for a change! LOL! We have a creek behind our property and a trail around the neighborhood. Sometimes my husband will cut the grass on the trail when he's cutting the backyard. He went to drop some limbs out of the tractor and a Moccasin fell out of the tree and landed on the tractor right in front of him. He threw it in reverse and the snake slide off the front. But, that freaks me out because I walk the dog on that trail all the time! I WOULD have a heart attack if one fell on my head! He wouldn't have to bite me, just fall on me! LOL! I guess we forget sometimes that no matter where we live, there are dangerous creatures we should attempt to avoid when possible. The neighbors probably think I too am obsessed w/birds, seeing me looking up so frequently. But I am really just trying to avoid snakes from falling on my head! LOL! 😂 Fun times, have to enjoy them whenever we find them. Blessings to you and yours, and all the friends here! 🕊️
@@Mustangzmustbfree Been there done that! Part of "The club of No Return" as well. Steve double read my first encounter, now just waiting to send in another one as well!
It seems a lot of us in the club are around mid-fifties, I wonder if a poll would show if this is true ????
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Thanks, Steve! Hth family members have an awesome weekend.
Ok my friend, I was motorcycle long trip taker in my younger years .. Traveled Solo to many States… My Lesson learned …? Always remember to protect your eyes when traveling at any speed more than walking.. Funny.. , I even bought our beloved Conie Corso Mastiff a set of special doggie goggles for her.. She really loved poking her massive head out the rear side windows of the SUV and smelling the real world. I would only allow her to poke her head out the windows when she was secure and harnessed in with a 2inch heavy duty seatbelt setup.., and her goggles on… 😂 All it takes is one little bug, or dirt debris to cause her pain and discomfort and me a big vet bill.! Funny the host didn’t have protective gear and goggles for all his guests..? El
Tape a dry tea bag over your eye. Sleep with it taped overnight. I developed an eye infection when I was camping way in the bush and had nothing to treat my eye with, so I used a tea bag and it worked.
I just luv this intro with all the gorgeous footage and bird calls!! It's so peaceful.. I get to see something I'd probably never really get to in my lifetime!! Ty 😊
Love the HTH fam!
" Thats Nice " , Steve says..
Much love bro ❤
Steve,
It is so good to see you blending in down south in my country, you are a natural and as soon as you become accustom to the various forms of animals that can take you out, you can start to learn the language. With all of your experience and skills, you are a natural to be in the heart of patriotism to the constitution and individual freedom and the pursuit of Liberty and true Independence. Bring Sarah and the kids and join us forever.
Now I know that that is not practical and I understand your love for Vancouver Island and the BC Coastlands. But, you are living in the worst transitional tyranny of a former parliamentary democracy, so if it gets too unbearable, you would be welcome anywhere that you chose.
I think that you might be surprised to know that we grow Black Bears that might start to be as big as those around your house. I live in Georgia and it might not be current, but I saw in a state game and fishing magazine that a new state record Black Bear had been killed in the mountains weighing in at around 665 +/- lbs. it was a big boy. Anyway, just remember that the snakes don’t want anything to do with you unless they feel threatened. That is except for the cottonmouth which is the most aggressive viper around. Now with that said, you would not want to startle a large Southeastern Diamondback Rattlesnake, aka, the Cain Break Rattle Snake which used to be fairly common and ran in the range of 10’ to 12+’ in length and have a body thickness of as large as a man’s thigh in diameter. But as it turns out, those were extremely old snakes and the majority have been displaced by habitat destruction and hunting. But you can die just as fast from a baby rattlesnake or even a Pigmy Rattlesnake, which can have a bit of an attitude for their size. But as I say, just learn to pick them out visually and leave them alone unless relocation is required.
Another point of information, copperheads don’t want to wast their venom on people or domestic animals. Their first strike is a warning strike and they have small heads and fangs. My wife was bitten about 10 years ago by a 39” female, that was looking for chipmunks and mice, and she thought that she had been stung by a bee/wasp until 4 days later when the swelling and itching became a problem. She could not see the strike area clearly on her upper back ankle, and asked me to put some more antibiotic and a bandage on it. When I looked closely, I could see a pair of very close together fang marks, but it was obvious that they had not really penetrated very deeply. However, she went to the doctor, who said that it wasn’t the venom to be worried about usually from a copperhead, it is the bacteria within their mouths, and she received oral antibiotics and everything was fine within a few days.
I got a steel splinter in my right eye working a shop back in 1989'. Urgent care snagged it out, but it took two visits. Drops helped shrink swollen tissue hiding the bastard chip. People decry modern medicine, but it can be a great help(especially in, or around, the eyes)! Godspeed Steve. 👍🍻😎
Nice woods vehicle 💯👊
Copper mouth 😂
Cottonhead
Idiot
Cotton head😂
@ethanlong1355 What women find attractive in men is confidence with self-assured authenticity. Secure enough to "Put himself out there" without fear of petty judgment.
I live in Carroll County, Maryland and I can tell you that sasquatch are in this area. My rural property backs to a lake and many acres of woods. I'm only 30 minutes from the mountains. I have had staffs/sticks driven 5 inches deep into my yard, along with Orb experiences. They have not harmed my home, by God's grace.
I believe there are good ones and bad ones, Just like humans.
Here in Thailand saw an orange snake reaching across the road .
Welcome to the states! Glad to have you ! Hope your eye feels better soon. Peace Brother!
Virginia is in the house! Hey everyone, hope you are having an awesome day.
What part of VA. I'm in the Southwest Va
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I'm in southwest Virginia, Tazewell County Virginia USA 🇺🇸
Central Virginia. God's country!
I love the sound of jays
Morning Brother Steve
What are the stars beside your handle in the comments?
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If you're a channel member, there's a star placed by your name... they change in color depending on the length of membership..😎
@mattwicks8356
The stars designate that you are a channel member....
If you go to the video description, scroll to the bottom where it says "channel members", then hit PERKS, it will show the different 'colors' associated with length of membership.
Steve and Sarah use the membership money to purchase GROCERIES to help feed less fortunate women and children in their area... ❤❤
I see...thanks
We call em water moccasins...
Steve thank you 👊🏻
Great sound here
At the end of your video,That's the funnest looking chicken I've ever seen
I love Michigan... no nasty snakes
You have a serpent called Witchmer.
You have the Eastern Massasauga snake, which is venomous.
Like your governor
@carlbodene8150 she's the biggest serpent of them all
We have rattlers here in Michigan
@@carlbodene8150 *Amen Brother !*
*FJB & FJT !*
My kids call those, "Danger Noodles"! 😊
@Mustangzmustbefree, hello to you from Poland and rural life! (Channe)
Gday all. I had a little chuckle at Steve getting the name of that snake mixed up, he said copper head but he mixed up cotton mouth and copper head
creepy is reaching in to retrieve a golf ball from the hole and just before you do you notice a rattlesnake in it, or in the skimmer of a pool... fun living in the desert
The idea of Sabe being able to absorb all colours except Inrfra Red, is really interesting. The infrared being the only colour they reflect which we can't see, but other animals can. This must be on the same principle that we see all coloured objects. White objects reflect all colours back at the same time, black objects absorb all and reflect none, while the object we see with specific colours are reflecting that colour back to our eye, and absorbing the rest. You have to wonder if it is a feature of their skin and hair pigmentation. Octupi can change their skin colour on demand. Some squid can create wonderful moving patterns by altering the colours of something called a chromataphore in their skin, at will. With these physical attributes already existing in nature, it is not a big leap of faith to attribute the same qualities to Sabe.
THANK YOU ♥️ Need more told of the ones that are good. Why I know ones Frist hand.
Love those bird sounds! Keep your head on a swivel- snakes are sneaky buggers!! 😊
Afternoon HTH family and fellow seekers of the truth.👋 Enjoy any and all plans you have for your weekend. Steve, I sure hope your eye is healing and you’re feeling better. Be well everyone and of course, stay safe.☮️💟
Hello, from Richmond, California USA
I have been watching Steve before the Sabè subject.
It's been a long and arduous journey. It has been a joyous and satisfying journey. It has been a psyke crushing journey. But mostly, it's been an enlightening journey. Thank you Steve well done.👏👏👏
thanks steve!
I like that jeep you are sitting next to - looks like a BLAST! I feel your pain in your eye .. For Real , I had a little bit of eyeliner on my eyes and I had makeup remover wipes to remove the eyeliner, well we also had some cleaning wipes for cleaning.. anyways I did one eye and used the last cleanser , so I squished closed one eye and had to search for another bag of wipes, well I found a bag , but didn't realize it was for cleaning the counter tops , those had bleach in them , so I pulled one out wiped my other eye and after I was done my eye was burning and non- stop watering.. omg !!! So painful, and hurt and gushing water - It made me almost insane... I got under the sink spigot and blasted cold water on that eye , but it started making both eyes water , and I had an appointment to go to... I had to drive , I could see outta the good eye , but the other was driving me nuts .. still watering , made it there n back , ( on a hail Mary pass ) I ran to the sink n just kept rinsing n rinsing .. then I had to get an ice pack and lay down... after most of the day passed , it finally stopped - but honest, as I said , at it's worst , there was nothing I could do and it truly almost drove me over the edge .. I feel ya , and I hope you find out and fix what is going on with that eye , blessings to you n your eye 🙏✨🙏
We have Cotton Mouths in Pittsburgh PENNSYLVANIA. Don't want to see one.
There are no cottonmouths in PA at all. The only venomous snakes in PA are the timber rattlesnake and copperhead. The cottonmouth’s most northerly range is the extreme South East Coast of Virginia. Northern water snakes are found statewide in PA but they are harmless non-venomous snakes that feed on frogs and fish. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agkistrodon_piscivorus
When cottonmouths are angry & near you can smell them. Rattlers too. MS raised.
Eve, just put on your sunglasses for a while to keep the glare out . Rest your weary eyes.
That 4 wheeler is really built for swamp running, Pure Fun, Thanks Steve for sharing these emails and stay safe & Prayers for your eye to get better 🏞👁🙏
5:19 - I was 14 when my family moved from Illinois to North Florida in 1972. I caught an eye infection that landed me in Baptist Hospital in Jacksonville with a 105 fever. I was delirious for most of the stay, and watching the St Johns River do its tidal dance (flowing one way, then flowing the other way), which I hadn't quite learned about, I thought I was seeing things and was gonna die. They were about to dunk me in an ice bath when the fever broke. It was years before I stopped exposing my bottom when a woman in white entered the room...
UA-cam has a lot of DIY periscopes. If you get a sheet of the reflective sunglass material, mount that on the higher end of the periscope. Use a piece of mirror for the lower end. Place your camera at the bottom and start recording. 🎥
You are getting to play with all the southern pets 🤣
When in my 30s living in ok my alergy started in spring , I couldnt ride long trips any more.
Steve I hope your eye is better ,enjoy your adventures and come home safe ,!!! Thank u to everyone who has sent in their encounters to share with all of us, u really are helping people out!! Expically me 😁🙏👍🏻
Yes Steve you’re right about people being able to see these beings more often because we’re shifting into higher frequencies spectrums of light energy densities and dimensions!!! The words I used are just levels of energy and density around us that we can’t see into. Soon enough people will start seeing “across the veil” amazing creatures plants. A new world will slowly emerge
What a day ,I skipped work this weekend. The wife was happy, mhhhh Sounds like old age . RTofK H2HFam I assure you . These hands will shot it’s bow and shotguns again. Prey will fall and bellies fed . The wife sez pray for help , I say pray for challenge! Safe Fam & Steve Lettttrrrr Ripe!
⚡Steve the man!⚡
Feel better soon steve..from Az
Everyone have a safe weekend, may you always have food.
Cottonmouth (Agkistrodon piscivorus) is a species of venomous snake, a pit viper in the subfamily Crotalinae of the family Viperidae. It is one of the world's few semiaquatic vipers (along with the Florida cottonmouth), and is native to the Southeastern United States. As an adult, it is large and capable of delivering a painful and potentially fatal bite. When threatened, it may respond by coiling its body and displaying its fangs.Individuals may bite when feeling threatened or being handled in any way. It tends to be found in or near water, particularly in slow-moving and shallow lakes, streams, and marshes. It is a capable swimmer, and like several species of snakes, is known to occasionally enter bays and estuaries and swim between barrier islands and the mainland. Although deaths are rare, the bite can leave scars, and on occasion, require amputation. Absent an anaphylactic reaction in a bitten individual, however, the venom does not cause systemic reactions in victims and does not contain neurotoxic components present in numerous rattlesnake species. Bites can be effectively treated with CroFab antivenom; this serum is derived using venom components from four species of American pit vipers (the eastern and western diamondback rattlesnakes, the Mojave rattlesnake, and the cottonmouth).
I don't like spiders and snakes. Grew up first part of life in Ok.. Lots of them & more everywhere.
Thanks Steve. 11:59
Lived in Oklahoma for a while
Driving down tarantula lined hiway during threshing
Some as big as dinner plates! Heard they eat birds and mice
Greetings and blessings, HTH Friends, from the Foothills of the Ozarks of Arkansas, Squatch Country 👣 👣 👣 👣 👣 👣 👣 👣 👣 👣 👣
Back at you from Bank of Miss. river near Helena--Blues Capital Area of America--49/61 Crossroads...
@@randybeard6040 👋 👋 👋 Love me some Blues. I've been to the Blues Festival in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, SquatchCountry 👣👣👣.
When I was 8 yrs old in 1972, my dad was stationed at Keesler AFB there in Biloxi. I was too young then to appreciate the Blues. Mom and Dad were in their late 20's and into Classic Rock. I found my love for blues by listening to my little, hand held white transistor radio.
I had a thought yesterday about a situation I was in while driving. A car from a side road pulled in front of a truck that was heading towards me in the opposite lane. When the truck swerved to miss the car, it started sliding/spinning on the icy road right dead-on towards me. I had a coworker with me and when the time slowed, we looked at each other, then back to the road as we knew we were going to get blasted.......All of a sudden, the truck seemed to be 'pushed' as it then headed for a telephone pole which it crashed into.....The physics did NOT make sense. The inertia of the truck spinning and going straight then all of a sudden just goes sideways did not make sense to either of our eyes/brains. I remember I kept saying that it looked like the truck was PUSHED out of the way......The coworker agreed, but never wanted to discuss it afterwards. Not saying it was Sasquatch, but I am starting to think maybe those of us that has had contact since a child, may have guardians of sort.......Just projecting my thoughts, nothing more. Luckily, there were no injuries to anyone involved.......But if that truck would have stayed on course....well.......
My Dad always told that the infection from the water moccasin bite is what’s so bad
A beautiful story if true and I'm not saying it isn't, thankyou
I would love to talk to the person that wrote in about the “Carroll County MD” sighting. I’m born and raised and still live here. I’ve also hunted all my life here.
I lived in Alabama great place! Lots of snakes, rattlesnakes, copperheads, and water moccasins, love the south 🦅🇺🇸
Yikes! Get some snake boots Steve.
Good afternoon to all of my HTH friends and truth seekers. I hope you all are ready for the weekend, and do something that you enjoy. Sending lots of love and prayers from Northeast Florida.
Hi again friend 🙏👋
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Hello again Laura 👋🏻😊
Hello Keith. Hope you have a great weekend yourself!!
Hi Keith! It has been totally beautiful around here! I love this warm weather! That is right. Get out and enjoy life! Maybe another boat ride on the lake or river.
I got to go to work 😒 😂
Sargent, CO is about 240 miles SE of my little hometown of Meeker, CO. 😊
Plenty cotton mouths & copper heads & timber rattles &coral snakes in Louisiana 😂 did I mention plenty of cottonmouth’s ,plenty 🤙🏾
Cottonmouth? What region? Ours are black in south Tx
Black up here in southestern PA, as well. Cotton mouth water moccosains
That is a copperrattlemoccassin. Very deadly.
Sasquatch and Humans, building trust, the first contact. This will take hundreds of years ❤