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Physical traces Vocalization Indiana Clear all
1994 Indiana #a8ab7573-f1bf-4e52-8b96-4570d503396e

Structure or nest in Indiana (1994)

The guest and a friend were turkey hunting in Indiana and followed feathers uphill. Both felt watched and found trees laid down to form a funnel that felt like an ambush. They then heard a faint child-like cry twice from the direction they were being led and left quickly.

Structure or nestVocalizationAnimal behaviour
Date unknown Indiana #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/MRTrlQRYEW5c9WebimXPwhNi5M2gTvIXPS4x-qQEiBI

Vocalization in Indiana

At the current home, the witness regularly hears indistinct mumbling like distant talking near the fields around dusk, especially when corn is planted. With binoculars she sees things moving in and out of the tree line, and finds many footprints in the fields.

VocalizationMovement onlyTracks
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