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Wanted Georgia copperhead breeder wanted

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Bsteele45

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I'm wanting to buy my first hot snake and everyone mentions a copperhead is a good choice for a first hot.
So I'm looking for a local breeder since shipping one is a nightmare.

I find copperheads gorgeous anyways so this being a first hot choice is prefect also my state is very picky about what venomous snakes you can have without having permits, and inspections every month by DNR so my choices are limited to rattler, coral, copper, or cotton but I don't feel my skill is high enough to deal with a rattler especially a edb which can get 6ft+
 
Bsteele45 said:
I'm wanting to buy my first hot snake and everyone mentions a copperhead is a good choice for a first hot.
So I'm looking for a local breeder since shipping one is a nightmare.

I find copperheads gorgeous anyways so this being a first hot choice is prefect also my state is very picky about what venomous snakes you can have without having permits, and inspections every month by DNR so my choices are limited to rattler, coral, copper, or cotton but I don't feel my skill is high enough to deal with a rattler especially a edb which can get 6ft+
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Contact me. We are not far from atlanta and have 1 2024 cbb copperhead left...706-889-2691
 
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