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    Killed my first snake of the season

    I guess it's due to the unusually warm weather this year. I was out working on the chicken coop and he was curled up under some lumber I was moving. Copperhead, about 2 1/2 feet long. Wow. It's a little early for snakes, or so I thought.
    ANyway, the kids were around, so I utilized my favorite pest control tool........my Kimber. 1 .45 Corbon sent him to snake heaven. Had it been a black snake or corn snake, I would have relocated him, but with 2 little ones running around, I think I made the right call.

    ANyone else seen any slithering reptiles out this season yet?
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    Killed 4 copperheads already this year in my yard.

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    they any good to eat?

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    I dont know. Never thought about it. They would probably be okay, but if I told my wife we were going to eat it, she would probably divorce me.
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    well... you gotta weigh the advantages and disadvantages. how plentiful are they, how much meat are they going to put in the freezer? etc

    bwahahahaha

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    I haven't seen any yet around here. But we don't usually see too many around here. Izzy I'm betting you will see more. I know that area is fairly well known for copperheads.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sniper-T View Post
    they any good to eat?


    Won't get much meat off one. They are fairly small.

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    Copperhead, and his cousin the water moccasin aren't very good eating. Rattlesnake is much better vittles.

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    last year we kill 5. 4 were small and 1 was about 5 ft. I have ate rattle snake and that is very good meat, but never ate copperhead.

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    I don't like snakes, you all have my permission to shoot, club or hack each one you find at will........with my blessings.

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