There is one Illinois street you aren’t allowed to drive on till October is over and there is a good cause for that. You can go on foot, however solely if you wish to see snakes. Lots and many snakes. A brand new video share of Illinois Snake Road exhibits copperheads are in all places.
If you are not aware of herping, that is the passion the place folks voluntarily go exploring for snakes. The most educated I’ve seen on YouTube is the NKFherping channel. Snake Road, by the way in which, is the LaRue Pine Hills of southern Illinois as they level out of their video description.
Have I discussed but that copperheads are migrating this time of yr? Here’s proof.
NKFherping through YouTube
Oh, wait. Here’s one other. You have to essentially attempt to NOT see a copperhead on this Illinois street now.
NKFherping through YouTube
Here’s one of many scariest combos doable on Earth. It’s a snake slithering again right into a crevasse that additionally features a mammoth spider.
NKFherping through YouTube
As the signal says, Snake Road is closed to automobiles this time of yr (till October 31) due to the migrating snakes that are many.
NKFherping through YouTube
You do not wish to try a foot go to to Snake Road in Illinois until you are snake-smart like these guys. I love their braveness and data of those attention-grabbing (and for me, avoidable if in any respect doable) creatures.
If you are eager about snakes, make certain to observe this group on YouTube.
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