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During a recent scouting trip Deposit, Delaware County, New York Related account #14373

Vocalization near Deposit, New York

On a recent scouting trip to the same area, the witness heard a faint distant siren-like vocalization that seemed to prompt coyotes to howl and yap.

VocalizationHowl
not long after we got our place Treadwell, Delaware County, New York Related account #8953

Wood knock near Treadwell, New York

The witness and his wife heard repeated wood-on-wood pounding from the hill woods while sitting at a campfire.

Wood knock
for many years Delaware, Delaware County, Ohio Related account #10861

Unidentified sound near Delaware, Ohio

Unspecified reports described odd noises in the same river area over many years.

Unidentified sound
the next day Jay, Delaware County, Oklahoma Related account #2386

Scream near Jay, Oklahoma

The following night the same group heard similar prolonged screaming from behind their tent near a bluff.

Scream
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