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Copperhead

Spike
Mar 5, 2022
79
Morgan County, Kentucky
Hello Everyone,

I recently joined the forum and looking forward to participating in the board discussions.

I'm from the Cincinnati area, but 3 of 4 grandparents were born and raised in Kentucky (that has to count for something).

I've been searching for property for a while and I was fortunate to find/purchase a recreational/hunting property in Morgan County last year.
The property was pretty much left fallow for the last 5-6 years so definitely lots of work to get it back in shape.
Hoping to learn some tips from the "pros" on this site.

I've only had the property for a few months. So far, I've had pond, beaver, black bear and autumn olive problems, but love the property more each time I get down there.

The name "Copperhead" comes from the property. When my neighbor bush hogged the old fields on the property (35 acres or so), he said he had never seen so
many copperheads in his life. He grew up a mile up the road and does most of the bush hogging in the area so he's seen a lot.

Again, thanks for allowing me to join.
 
carnivore

carnivore

12 pointer
Nov 17, 2007
11,940
Pendleton and Campbell County Ky
Copperhead said:
Hello Everyone,

I recently joined the forum and looking forward to participating in the board discussions.

I'm from the Cincinnati area, but 3 of 4 grandparents were born and raised in Kentucky (that has to count for something).

I've been searching for property for a while and I was fortunate to find/purchase a recreational/hunting property in Morgan County last year.
The property was pretty much left fallow for the last 5-6 years so definitely lots of work to get it back in shape.
Hoping to learn some tips from the "pros" on this site.

I've only had the property for a few months. So far, I've had pond, beaver, black bear and autumn olive problems, but love the property more each time I get down there.

The name "Copperhead" comes from the property. When my neighbor bush hogged the old fields on the property (35 acres or so), he said he had never seen so
many copperheads in his life. He grew up a mile up the road and does most of the bush hogging in the area so he's seen a lot.

Again, thanks for allowing me to join.
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Congrats on your purchase and I look forward to you sharing some of your adventures (good and bad) while making improvements to your property.
 
JR in KY

JR in KY

12 pointer
Jan 25, 2006
6,977
The Occupied South
A fella here @Stone Branch has Done a lot of habitat development on his land in N East KY. He also has "Pet" Copper heads right near his house.
3 out of 4 grandparents from Kentucky qualifies you as a member as well.
There are a LOT of extremely "Smart" hunters on here and several like me....never wuz, has beens.
 
1wildcatfan

1wildcatfan

12 pointer
Jan 2, 2009
15,728
raised n Bullitt Co.
Copperhead said:
Hello Everyone,

I recently joined the forum and looking forward to participating in the board discussions.

I'm from the Cincinnati area, but 3 of 4 grandparents were born and raised in Kentucky (that has to count for something).

I've been searching for property for a while and I was fortunate to find/purchase a recreational/hunting property in Morgan County last year.
The property was pretty much left fallow for the last 5-6 years so definitely lots of work to get it back in shape.
Hoping to learn some tips from the "pros" on this site.

I've only had the property for a few months. So far, I've had pond, beaver, black bear and autumn olive problems, but love the property more each time I get down there.

The name "Copperhead" comes from the property. When my neighbor bush hogged the old fields on the property (35 acres or so), he said he had never seen so
many copperheads in his life. He grew up a mile up the road and does most of the bush hogging in the area so he's seen a lot.

Again, thanks for allowing me to join.
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You have stumbled across the mother lode of "pros" on this sight.
 
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