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August 2018 Saskatchewan EP 1140

Vocalization in Saskatchewan (2018)

The witness got up early during a ceremony to find a ceremonial tree and walked alone into boreal forest. He called out to the other searchers and heard replies that seemed to get closer, followed by knocks on tree trunks. He then smelled a strong wet-dog odor, could see nothing in dense brush, and ran back to camp frightened.

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Date unknown Saskatchewan EP 1108

Scream in Saskatchewan

While calling moose in cold weather, the witness and his uncle heard loud screams like two creatures fighting, thuds, and crashing branches for several minutes before the sounds moved away. They returned to the cabin. The witness later paddled to the bay, found matted grass, hair on a tree, branches broken high up, and tracks in muddy water, but no tracks on land.

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