Pit vipers give birth to live young - non-poisoness snakes lay eggs.

Truthfully, pit vipers develop eggs inside their body but the eggs hatch inside. The snake's body absorbs the soft shells rather than expel them.

Live snakes have babies, dead snakes don't.

I killed a rattler this spring than then proceeded to have babies about 15 minutes later. I think there were 12 of them if I remember right

Come on man, It's a chewed up dog bone

That stinks

+1

Man, that has got to hurt. Hope he gets better.

Good to see the swelling is going down alot, But see alot left.
Good Luck on continued healing.
Don

Ouch!!!!

looks like a vacuum sealed roach

Wow.. This year has been one of the Copperhead, my sister-in-law was bitten in June. My neighbor at Fork was bitten in early July.
TommyC, here on the Forum has killed 10-12 of them this year around his house.. Whatz-up with these things ???

eeek!!!

You need to show these pictures to the waterheads on here that say..."dont shoot the snakes they have a purpose" ...They do, die when you see them!

That will derail a weekend in a hurry.

+1 haha!