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+1 vote! Copperhead snakes can have many eggs depending on the condition of breeding. Once the snake is four years old it is ready to mate and then lay eggs. Depending on how well the breeding went the snake can have as many as 1-14 babies.
A large, social venomous snake, the northern copperhead ranges across the eastern half of the United States. They live in habitats ranging from terrestrial to semi-aquatic. Even just-hatched copperheads have fully functional fangs capable of injecting venom. These hatchlings have venom that is just as toxic as adults' venom. The copperhead is the cause of many snakebites yearly but they are rarely fatal. Bites occur by accidentally stepping on or touching the snake, which tends to be well camouflaged with its surroundings.