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Originally Posted By: tiderbd
Those are the most beautiful copperheadless pictures I've ever seen. thumbup



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I hate all snakes, kill every one I find in my yard.


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Originally Posted By: ALDeerSlayer
UPDATE!!! Killed 3 more in the past week.. Two last night! One in the driveway and another in a "new" expanded flowerbed where we killed copperhead #2 last Friday night!!! If it wasn't going to flood over the next three days I would put out some "snake away and see if that will keep the d@MN things in the neighbors yard... they don't really take care of thier yard and th eleaves are piled to the heavens.. that has to be thier bedding area.. what do I tell the neighbors???


Call 311 at the city and report them.

The city will come out and clean up the yard and bill them for it. If they don't pay they go to court for more fines and fees.


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Originally Posted By: Clem
How many of y'all who see copperheads find them around the house in flower beds with pine straw?



Suburban areas...That is a VERY common place for them. I've killed many in areas like these or near these when thev've been disturbed by lawn equipment. Sticker bushes, azaleas, flower beds with mulch and straw...great haven....shady areas where they can cool off and then slither to sun to warm up all withing a short radius is what I say is key habitat. Plus lizards and frogs are there to get after the bugs around the plants and in the mulch...so then you get copperheads in ambush mode. They can stay in a 30 foot radius I'd guess for a long while...just ambushing some food and staying still. Every once in a while go for a nice slither with the Mrs. to see what's up, then back for nap with one eye open.

If you add in rockier terrain or sloping hillside/retainer wall plus a bird feeder where little chipmunks hang out you increase your odds. I'm waiting for the day when one of my boys gets bitten on the hand...reaching for stray baseballs, footballs, basketballs, etc...without properly looking first puts them at a great risk around my hose or their grandparents home. Hoover is chalk full of copperheads.

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If they ate all the D@MN squirrels around the neighborhood I am sure wouldn't mind having a few around for a pet... smile


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Pine straw !! I killed 2 this year that came out of a bale or pine straw the wife picked up at Lowes.


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