[alanap98]

Anyone know what the wet and dry counties are I read that are 44 wet counties out of 77 total counties anyone know where I could find more info on this?

[Synopsis]

I don't know of any list but if I find something I'll post it. FYI: The dry counties in Oklahoma aren't really "dry." You can still buy beer at the local quick stop (albeit 3.2 only) and the real stuff at the liquor store. They even have bars in dry counties - you just have to BYOB and pay by the drink. I think it was once called "liquor by the drink."

When I lived in Arkansas (and I understand it's still that way) when you are in a dry county, it's really dry; there is nowhere in the county to purchase alcohol of any kind. Oklahoma's dry counties are strange - they're not dry they are just "damp."

[Synopsis]

Try this website. It doesn't provide a list but does provide phone numbers and contact info.

Mission

[StillwaterTownie]

And then there are a few Oklahoma counties, such as Payne, that are wet Mon. thru Sat. and then totally dry on Sundays. You can't buy any drink of alcohol with your meal in a restaurant unless it's 3.2% beer.

[alanap98]

Thank yall for the information! Its hard trying to pick out a future hoome when you havnet been there! lived in OKC many yrs ago but was only for a few months now looking at eastern ok.

[DavazzDemise]

I don't think there are any dry counties in Eastern Oklahoma

[flintysooner]

maybe try Mission