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I love your explanation about not retaliating if bitten since YOU are the one picking him up. 😊

That broad-banded water snake was beautiful & super chill. 😊

Nice work man always enjoy these videos... like I said you're the copperhead king so no wonder there's one hanging out nearby haha

Looks like a ribbon in that first log you flipped!

perhaps trynna stay warm in the cold? very cool to see!

flipping sucks. for so many reasons

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Cool man that was a lovely snake...btw what kind of shrooms are in your neck of the woods? Amanita?

Nice finds!!!!!😊

So beautiful ❤️

Pretty animals! Have you ever been bitten?🔥💪🏻

I enjoyed this. Have a few Eastern Browns in my area, (South East Queensland)... they usually just mind their business and don't bother humans.

Cool stuff man always enjoy the content. Hey do you ever find western diamondback snakes?

Hey man you should call yourself the copperhead whisperer haha... never seen a guy handle those snakes with such ease but it's nice to watch.

Sweet little copperhead. 😊

Cool little hiding spot.😊

The thumbnail was great. I love that little ribbon snake.

I wonder if those constant leaves on their back bothers them. 🤔

Wow!! Cool story!thank you for not killing them!

So cool!! Loved the ribbon snake.

Great finds! Love it!

That new intro is dope.

Beautiful ❤️

Lol

Se parece a mi bicho

Love those Agkistrodon contortrix....yes, I've been paying attention. 😎🐍

Nice man just came across your channel recently... Makes me a little nervous seeing you handle venomous snakes but seems like you've got plenty of experience

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Beautiful ❤️

Two years ago there was a Copperhead bloom. Game & Fish said it runs in 7 year cycles. One of my dogs got bit 5 times in a week (on a run leach) in the back yard. I killed 6 around my house, and one extremely large one on my neighbors front porch that summer. I saw 3 more ran over on the road within a mile of my house. A neighbor about a mile away was bit on the arm while picking up trash. My property backs up to sections of heavy, rugged timber land.

Would they take advantage of vertical space, or am I better off getting a 2*4*1 ft enclosure as they wouldn't climb enough to justify the height

July 2023, I found a 4 1/2 foot Eastern copperhead coiled on my back patio last year when I was taking our 3 dogs out at night. The 1st dog went out, I saw the snake and stopped the other 2, but the 1st dog kept jumping over the snake as she tried to figure out why the other 2 dogs were shut inside. The snake didn't try to bite her. I had a broom, and a dog poo pick up rake, and was eventually able to pick up the copperhead and take it way back into the woods to let it go. That snake was stunningly beautiful and large, it's colors and pattern were very bright. September 21, 2024, my wife comes to tell me the dogs found a snake in the backyard and takes me out to show me. Turns out, it's not 1 snake, it's 3 Eastern copperheads, 1 of them is huge and I'm sure it's the one from 14 months earlier. They are semi coiled together. None made any attempt to flee or threaten. The other 2 copperheads are about 30 inches long, and they are stuck together by a thin nylon band that they must have crawled through. The band was stuck about 1/4 of the way down 1 snake and 1/2 of the way down the other, the one 1/4 way stuck had its mouth open, not in a threatening way, but more like it was gasping to breathe. I could see the nylon band had sliced through the skin of 1/4 stuck snake a little and it had a wound, not too bad, but it was only going to get worse. I got a pair of scissors, the dog poo rake and was able to cut the string and free the 2 snakes. Immediately, the 3 snakes split up and began to crawl away in different directions. We were able to pillowcase and relocate 2 of them, the 3rd used its camouflage, and we couldn't find it. I have no knowledge of snake behavior, but I couldn't help to wonder if the huge copperhead was protecting the other 2, maybe the 2 smaller ones were offspring, but it was fascinating behavior. It's obvious that the big snake has been around our yard for a very long time, probably all 3, yet it never bit our dogs or us.

Copperheads are gorgeous, my favorite is Timber Rattlesnakes

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No getting bitten allowed! 🙃

Absolutely 2 different copperhead bites, a Timber Rattlesnake bite , 4 bites from a single Black Widow spider , a Brown recluse spider bite.

Absolutely love speckled kingsnakes!! I wish they were more common like they used to be

Finding the 2 egg clutches was so awesome. Cool video.

Keep it going! I'm glad to see your channel growing!

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This is so cool Thanks for always sharing

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Wonderful sharing ! Keep it up the good work & I always there to support you !

Take it from someone who knows being tagged by two seperate copperheads a Timber Rattlesnake 4 bites one Black widow a brown recluse it's not fun. When you work with veno.ous species no matter the precautions and safeguards bites occur. Milking snakes and spider's venom used for antivenom and research.

Beautiful snakes!❤

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Beautiful 🐍

Nice plump Spidey 🕷️ and cool copperheads 🐍. 😁

Keep that spider away from me 😂