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Summer 1996 Richland County, Ohio Class B #4974

Vocalizations heard near Clearfork Reservoir

Two relatives were doing manual work on a family property when they paused after hearing a loud, distant groan. The witness compared the sound to examples posted on a research site. The witness also reported hearing odd whistling in the same general area on a couple of occasions.

Vocalization
mid August to early September 1998 Butler And Bellville, Richland County, Ohio Related account #4973

Scream near Butler And Bellville, Ohio

During several weeks of evening trapping, the same two men repeatedly heard loud piercing screams in the surrounding forest that at times sounded almost musical or like whistling.

ScreamWhistle
Date unknown Richland County, Ohio Related account #4974

Whistle near Richland County

The same witnesses heard odd whistling sounds a couple of times in the same area.

Whistle
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