Pointers for herping In East, Texas

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I've had a really hard time finding any newt or sal species in the local area (huntsville), I've tried lakes, streams and ponds. Doeas anyone have any advice?
 
i have been told going hiking is a good way to find some... other than that all i can say is keep on flippin logs and rocks. i also have trouble finding herps. but other than that good luck:)
 
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