There is another account that relates an event, "in or around 1939," where the madstone was used in Oklahoma. It claimed that the madstone was believed by the locals, to have been an organ from an albino deer. However, this account says that the organ they were using was "from a regular deer, not albino." This account purported that the madstone had to be kept and stored in fresh milk, and that the milk had to be changed daily. It described an event where an individual had been bitten in the leg by a rattlesnake. According to the account, "One by one, they would cut an X into his leg and apply the madstone to the cut. When the madstone was full, it would fall off. They would then rinse it out in the milk, cut an X and apply it again." In this account, the individual lived.James Wooten, account of event told by family members and the bitten individual in the account.
