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Date unknown Arizona #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/5jpTrfNa6ieiQcpy2O-o26VSjQvKbhmYJi9tyKPRHR4

Vocalization in Arizona

Students at a community college in Arizona heard yelling and screaming from behind the college that scared them. A maintenance man also heard it, and a visiting couple brought casts and pictures to the conference.

VocalizationTracks
Date unknown Virginia, St. Louis County, Minnesota #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/10/23/sc-ep264-one-who-runs-and-hides

Whistle near Virginia, Minnesota

A hunter walking out after dark past a cemetery and dense pines heard a single whistle, whistled back, then heard loud screaming and tree shaking. He fled to the truck and left with his companion. The next day both returned and found pyramid-like piles and a large orange scat pile they photographed and sent to wildlife contacts who did not recognize it.

WhistleScreamTree breakStructure or nestScat
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