It's a busy time right now for the Oklahoma Waterfall Study. Mike Rinehart known as The Wolf Traveler, and his crew has been busy documenting Oklahoma's waterfalls. Spring and early summer is prime time for Oklahoma's waterfalls for which most are seasonal. Making numourous trips around the state in the past few weeks. We have 4 members who help document the waterfalls. We even have another 2 people coming in from out of state who document waterfalls in other states, who wanted to give their assistance durning the month of May. The Wolf Traveler, ask for anyone who might have a waterfall on their property or might know someone who might on their property. To please contact us. We respect all persons property and release the landowners of any responcability of injury if any should occur. No information will be released on location of waterfalls on private property other than pictures, for respect of the land owners.You may contact The Oklahoma Waterfall Study at 918-346-5417, or email: thewolftraveler@yahoo.com. If you have any questions or leads on waterfall locations. Evan if you question if a area has a waterfall.
thewolftraveler says ...
On Sunday, May 3 at 7:41 PM
also wanted to give a special thanks to newson6.com's photojournelist Chris Howell for his excellent work on my web exclusive video.