First in Blackstock for me...

[Meathook]

My dad bought his place over 25 years ago and we had not seen a poisonous snake until this week. And this is the last on my list of wanting to see.





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[Frank1]

they sure blend in

[Drylok]

Blend in they do!

[Palmetto Pride]

No sir, the last you want to see is a diamond back rattle moccasin ... it’s kind of like a cobra but it eats eastern wild Turkey eggs, morel mushrooms, and high quality cannabis buds.

[Chuck the Duck Slayer]

We had a member kill one a couple years ago that stretched across the tailgate of a Polaris ranger. We named the stand the copperhead stand.

In all my years of being up there in that area I've only seen 3 venomous snakes on the 1200 acres.

[SC quacker2]

We had a member kill one a couple years ago that stretched across the tailgate of a Polaris ranger. We named the stand the copperhead stand.

In all my years of being up there in that area I've only seen 3 venomous snakes on the 1200 acres.

Plenty have seen you.

[Bjaillette]

Plenty have seen you.

This right here


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[ArrowSlinger]

One of those Blackstock bastards gave me a dose of venom a few years back while returning from an evening of bow hunting. Set my bow on him while trying to cross a fence. I thought my arm was going to explode the next morning. After a few days it felt better but if I didn't keep it moving it would freeze up and hurt like hell for the first bend. It took about 6 months for the pain to go away. The pain we will put up with for the thrill of the hunt knows no bounds.

[scquackaddict]

It’s a copperhead. They live in SC. Copperhead is least worrisome on my list. Don’t come down to the lowcountry. With the timber rattlers and cottonmouths you wouldn’t be a happy camper.

[Meathook]

It’s a copperhead. They live in SC. Copperhead is least worrisome on my list. Don’t come down to the lowcountry. With the timber rattlers and cottonmouths you wouldn’t be a happy camper.

Cottonmouths don't bother me as much. I can see them. And there are timber rattlers all over the state. Killed one inside the plant years ago.

[smitch320]

They’re around. Until I worked in the upstate I didn’t realize how many copperheads there were in Newberry Co.

[Sportin' Woodies]

Correct. I kill about 10 a year.

[charlie horse]

Midlands*

[smitch320]

Midlands*

Haha yes, sorry. I have seen more in the upper midlands than I would have expected, but also in the actual upstate as well.

[blackstock]

We killed about forty eleven of those every year growing up. Funny memory is my dad trying to decapitate one with a pitching wedge. Damn snake wrapped around the club, went straight up in the air and came falling back down on him. Deon sanders ain’t got shit on the moves I saw

[Kioti]

My dad bought his place over 25 years ago and we had not seen a poisonous snake until this week. And this is the last on my list of wanting to see.





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$24

[Timber Ghost]

Sunday I hit the trifecta in less than 30 minutes



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[Frank1]

Beautiful

[Sportin' Woodies]

Bam bam bam.

[mrtroy4man]

Nope nope and a def nope.
On my place in McCormick I have never seen a poisonous snake in the 40+ years I have been going up there. I have only ever seen 2 black snakes there, 1 in the woods when I was prob 12 and we had 1 in the house a few years ago. Without a shadow of a doubt they are here, guess I've just been lucky enough to not come across 1 yet.