When is it easy to catch wild toads?

Warm nights in spring. Because most wild toads leave their hibernating caves in late March or early April and slowly climb out of the water, warm nights in spring are the best time to catch toads. Because toads love darkness and are afraid of light, they come out to catch insects about 2 hours after dark at night, and they can catch wild toads at any time until dawn the next day. At this time, the wildest toads are in the open space in front of the house, especially in the middle of the night, so it is easy to catch wild toads on warm nights in spring.