Matt from Wentzville on 7/22/2019 1:20:10 PM:
Question for those of you who have been riding the trail on the east end. I’m sure this year’s abundance of frogs and toads on the trail is primarily a result of the high waters, but I was hoping for confirmation of that from folks who have been on the trail in previous summers. I bought a bike in March and have about 450 Katy miles on it. At least 350 of those miles took place while dodging the hopping amphibians. It’s not something I’ve enjoyed at all so, if water levels stay “normal” next spring will the population of frogs and toads on the trail be less? I’ve spent most of my trail time between Augusta and a few miles west of Treloar. Thanks!