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2 February 2004 Petersburgh, Rensselaer County, New York Class B #8187

02/15/04 Rensselaer County, NY: Vocalizations, with Tracks Found the Next Day

Late at night a resident went onto the porch after the outside dog became highly agitated and heard continuous loud shrieking screams, which the spouse also heard. The next morning footprints were found in deep snow leading across a field toward the forest with long strides, and a second set was reported to join the first in the woods. Photographs of the tracks were said to have been taken.

ScreamTracks
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
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