Piles of wood, or leaves is where I generally find them

at the same time I've seen many crossing trails along creek bottoms when I bike or run. If I were having a repetitive problem with copperheads I would obtain some kingsnakes native to the area and release them. I've heard of subdivisions that have done that with success.

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Posted: 08/19/2017 at 4:11PM

Copperheads-Help -- HokieNLot11 08/19/2017 11:53AM

Hire Riki Tiki Tavi 😜 ** -- MrBayAreaHokie 08/19/2017 4:48PM

Piles of wood, or leaves is where I generally find them -- HortHokie 08/19/2017 4:11PM

You need a mongoose or badger -- Newt 08/19/2017 3:18PM

LOL, I'm still surprised my cat is killing the baby ones. ** -- HokieNLot11 08/19/2017 3:34PM

Maybe the cat killed them and brought them home? ** -- Major Kong 08/19/2017 2:13PM

Have you considered one of these? -- MP4VT2004 08/19/2017 1:15PM

Might find some tips online like this link. Good Luck! -- kjhokie 08/19/2017 12:14PM

People I've talked to swear that mothballs will deter them from -- thankbud 08/19/2017 12:10PM

Cedar chips work, too. But neither is a one-time application. ** -- laphroaig 08/20/2017 7:49PM

Piles of wood, or leaves is where I generally find them

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