Okla. Stat. tit. 4, § 4-85.3: Taking up by landowner or lessee - Investigation -

Reports.

Any landowner or lessee of land may take up any domestic animal

that strays upon his premises or any public thoroughfare adjoining

the same. When any person shall take up any stray animal, he shall

make a reasonable investigation immediately to ascertain the owner

of such animal and, within seven (7) days, he shall report such

taking up to the county sheriff of the county in which the animal

was taken up, giving a description of the animal, setting forth the

brand, sex, and approximate age of such animal. When the identity

of the owner of any stray animal is known to the taker-up he shall

communicate to the said owner that the animal has strayed and that

he has taken it up. The taker-up may require the owner of any

strayed animal he has taken up to pay the actual cost of its keep

while so taken up plus all damages that the strayed animal caused to

the premises. When one who has taken up a strayed animal is unable,

after investigation, to ascertain by whom the animal is owned, or

when an owner of a strayed animal is identified and known to be such

but neglects or fails to pay the cost of the animal's keep while

taken up plus all damages it caused to the premises of the taker-up

and remove the animal from the possession of the taker-up the latter

shall report all facts relative to the matter to the sheriff of the

county in which the animal was taken up.