17 States Where Copperheads Are Most Common — And What Outdoor Lovers Need to Know
They’re not fast. They’re not huge. But they bite—hard. Copperheads are the masters of stealth in the snake world, often hiding in plain sight until it’s too late. Lurking beneath logs, coiled in fallen leaves, or stretched across hiking paths, they don’t flee. They freeze. And that’s exactly what makes them dangerous. From the damp …