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Sounds Payne County Related accounts Clear all
previous to this incident PERKINS, Payne County, Oklahoma Related account #4134

Movement only near PERKINS, Oklahoma

On prior visits to the area the witness and friends heard brush breaking and once heard yelling or screaming like a man's voice.

Movement onlyScream
over the past 2-3 years Yale, Payne County, Oklahoma Related account #25553

Footsteps near Yale, Oklahoma

The husband heard something running away from the house after going out for firewood.

Footsteps
In December of 2006 between 1:30 and 2 AM Yale, Payne County, Oklahoma Related account #25553

Howl near Yale, Oklahoma

In December 2006 the reporter and her husband heard a long loud howl turning to scream near the home while all dogs stayed silent.

HowlScream
Three years ago Yale, Payne County, Oklahoma Related account #25553

Howl near Yale, Oklahoma

The reporter was howled at from near the pond while outside the home, mimicked the howl, heard a reply, and ran inside.

Howl
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