oklahoma herping?

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has anyone gone herping around november in oklahoma? i don’t know what to look for or where to look, frankly. i’m excited to get out there though!
 
If you're looking for amphibians, cruise country roads in the early evening during or right after rains.
 
John said:
If you're looking for amphibians, cruise country roads in the early evening during or right after rains.
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it just rained tonight!! definitely going to be looking for them this evening :)
 
also, is exploring the canadian river (in oklahoma) worth it to possibly find mudpuppies? i looked it up and it said they were rather elusive, so i don’t want to drive all the way out there, turn over a bunch of rocks in some cold water, and find nothing. would be thrilled if i could find one though
 
axolotl nerd said:
also, is exploring the canadian river (in oklahoma) worth it to possibly find mudpuppies? i looked it up and it said they were rather elusive, so i don’t want to drive all the way out there, turn over a bunch of rocks in some cold water, and find nothing. would be thrilled if i could find one though
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It will be hard right now - try at night in the winter with a flashlight in the shallows.
 
John said:
It will be hard right now - try at night in the winter with a flashlight in the shallows.
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great! thanks!
(still probably gonna try. i love the way mudpuppies look)
 
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