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by rapidfirerob on July 14, 2007
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What is the best times to drive around looking for snakes? Is it just after sunset, just before sunrise or somewhere in between? Thanks Rob
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by rapidfirerob on July 14, 2007
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Sorry! I live in Norman, Oklahoma. We have had flodding for the past couple of months, and most of my faorite spots for flipping are under water. I have never used the driving around tactic but heard it is worth a try. Thanks for the reply. Rob
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by jv4man on July 14, 2007
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Sure is worth a try. It's absolutely addicting. You'll find 10x more snakes driving roads in Ok than flipping. I've had the best luck late summer when babies are being born/hatched. The snake population is a whole lot larger this time of year. Spring brings out a lot of males out looking for mates. Good nights are temp., moon, wind, barometric pressure, and of course luck dependent though. All the rain will sure help you.
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by squigy on July 14, 2007
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Depends on what species you're looking for. A nice blacktop road after the sun goes down is great for finding most rattlesnakes and such. There's a certain time of day I call "glow", its before sunset right when everything turns a gold hue. That's the best time for colubrids.
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