Copperhead???

[Ataulbe1]

When'd you start farming Stone Branch?

 

[1wildcatfan]

I assume they are dead now.

Nope.

 

[1wildcatfan]

Man that looks like a good one. Your snake growing program is obviously working.

I'm buying "mineral" with pictures of big snakes on the bag.

 

[1wildcatfan]

What did boss lady say about them lol!!

Figured out if I don't want her in a particular place, I tell her that's where the snake pic came from. I put the rattlesnake skin in a little barn. She sees it, she'll never go in that barn ever again.

 

[1wildcatfan]

Do you all not have copperheads where you live? They’re thick on the western end of the state especially the hilly banks along Kentucky Lake if he saw this one close to home. Western Calloway County close to the Graves County line in close proximity to the Backusburg Mound on the banks of the western fork of the Clark’s River is another hot spot and area I was born and reared where I’ve killed or saw a many.

These snakes are in Bullitt Co, adjacent to Ft Knox.

 

[Meatstick]

These snakes are in Bullitt Co, adjacent to Ft Knox.

I figured. Our place is the same way across the river from you

 

[DH13]

These snakes are in Bullitt Co, adjacent to Ft Knox.

I have killed a few Copperheads on Fort Knox and 1 rattler there. During training exercizes there.

 

[drakeshooter]

These snakes are in Bullitt Co, adjacent to Ft Knox.

Ahhh, so that Rattlesnake shed wasn’t Marshall County either then?

 

[riverboss]

I have seen 4 copper heads on the licking River in pendelton co in the last 20 yrs.
I was taking a crap one morning opening day of turkey season next to a barn that had a piece of tin laying on the ground, my owl hooter fell out and hit the tin and a rattle snake started rattling under the tin! Good thing my pants were already down!

 

[1wildcatfan]

Ahhh, so that Rattlesnake shed wasn’t Marshall County either then?

No, Bullitt. If that was found on our Jonathan Creek place, my wife would be easy to spot. Bathing suit and snake boots.

 

[Redlined]

These snakes are in Bullitt Co, adjacent to Ft Knox.

Yep, the north side is lousy with snakes.

 

[1wildcatfan]

 

[drakeshooter]

These snakes are in Bullitt Co, adjacent to Ft Knox.

I had mentioned to that biologist who studies timbers in the area about your find but I had told him the Jonathan Creek area in Marshall County. I relayed to him just now via messenger that it was actually in Bullitt. He messaged me back:

“Interestingly enough there actually are extremely rare sitings near Jonathan Creek and I always wonder if the animals actually swam there from LBL by accident.”

 

[EdLongshanks]

Death by fire

 

[bdbrown66]

That's a pretty decent copperhead, but come on down 1 more county to Nelson. Here's a nice timber we found about a year ago.