That Knife is 7 inches....It messured at 42 inches nose to tail, you got to love arkansas. I got a plan for this thing    :D  got a nice takedown selfbow in progress    :D       :D       :D

     

Man, them things sends chills up my spine.

It'll be some good backing!    

Mike

Pretty sweet, what's the story????

Kill it. Quick!

Mr. no Shoulders!! Thats a trophy Copperhead good luck finding one to match.

What a Beauty!

I need 1 more about that size myself.......

Killed on a construction site, moving some lumber to keep it from gettin wet. Fliped over a sheet of plywood and there it lay. One good whack from a shovel did it good

Beautiful looking snake!    

That's a huge copperhead. Haven't seen any snakes yet this year here in GA, but seen my first lizard today, so the reptiles are crawling...

Awesome snake! Great color and markings. perfect for bow limbs or knife sheath.<><

Yet another reason why I like livin' north, we just got wussy snakes around here.  :p    :p

Man that thing is a whopper   :eek:

North isnt all that safe Dino...we have rattlers and copperheads here in NY.(Two types of rattlers even!)A guy got bit by a copperhead last year at one of my trout spots.
That is a rather large copperhead though...nice skin for sure.

Alright!!

I just asked Sarah if you got that thing skinned yet.

WOW!! The biggest one I have seen was about 37"
We may have a match for that but it is going to cost you.        

Later David

I'm with Rawhide and Orion....you can have those damn things...but if you need a bow to put them on after they're dead.....I might have one I could volunteer.
homebru

I used to work with a Man who said He was only scared of 4 kinds of Snakes. Little ones, Big ones, Live ones, And Dead ones. LOL

Dang Jamie, didn't know you had copperheads over there.  I live in northern Indiana near the Michigan boarder.  The only rattler we have up here is the Massasauga Rattler.  It is reclusive, darn near impossible to find, harder yet to get bitten by, and don't even think they get large enough to back anything other than a kids bow with.  In 30 years of trompin wood around here I've never seen one in the wild.  Don't mind keepin' it that way either.  I can deal with all the other ones.   :D