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    Default Wildlife and quakes?

    I live just north of Prague, OK which has apparently become earthquake central here in Oklahoma. After this weekends shaking, it seems that most of the animals have high tailed it outta here. No coyotes howling, no nothing. I'm guessing they don't like it anymore than I do. Having your house shake, and dodging pictures and glasses flying off the walls is no fun whatsoever. Just an observation....

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    We felt that one out here in Altus. I was talking with the wife wondering if the deer were freaking out over this. I will head out this weekend and see if they are still around.
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    Having lived most of my life in California, the critters get over the quakes faster than we do.
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    Quote Originally Posted by elkslayer4x5 View Post
    Having lived most of my life in California, the critters get over the quakes faster than we do.
    i wouls think so to,since they know its coming sooner then we do

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    Well, Approximately 1 hour ago one of the biggest doe's I've seen around here ran right in front of me as I was a half mile from home... That makes me feel much better!

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    I was out hunting when a big quake hit here in So. Ca., I saw some muledeer take a wider stance and keep eating. I guess out here thay are use to it and know what to do so they don't fall over.
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    i don't know how far we are from you but we felt the after schock here in vernon tex. i was in bed a sleep when it hit i thought someone was trying to come through my window, darn tornados are bad enough now
    earth quakes, what next? big foot, aliens, i already got aliens in my house, nemesis and 3 x s .
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    Bowgramp59,your about 225 miles or so away, so it was a good shaking. As a matter of fact, just had another aftershock about 45 minutes ago. A 2.9, thankfully it was a small one. Not sure I wanna be out in the woods when the next one hits! (although that might be safer than being in the house....)

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    its not like they are going to leave the area....where they going to move to.... all they will do is freak a bit befor it hits..then hold tight in their favorite hideyhole...as was said a west coast mullie just surfed it out.. hangten big kahona.. trust me born n raised in Northern California.. was even there for the 8.9 in 1989... lived hour north of san fran... right on the San Andreas fault line my whole live till 1995... just hunt the deep cover
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