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Sounds Gallatin County Class B Clear all
Summer 2006 Belgrade Or Manhattan, Gallatin County, Montana Class B #50297

Horse boarder hears possible vocalizations late at night west of Belgrade

The witness was outside at the horse boarding property late at night when loud screams were heard from the west toward the river. The witness first thought of a woman screaming but judged the sounds as not human. About 20 horses became agitated and stared west while the witness's dog growled with raised hackles, and the dog remained wary toward the same area the next morning. No creature was seen.

Scream
June 1993 Big Sky, Gallatin County, Montana Class B #63362

Three field biologists describe possible sasquatch vocalizations outside Big Sky

The witness was camping with two companions on a forest research trip and the group howled at the moon from a hill. Something at a distance howled back very loudly and could not be identified as a known animal. The group stayed awake in separate tents through the night and left the next day without further incident.

Howl
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