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Growl in New Hampshire
During a multi-night backyard campout last summer, the guest heard bipedal walking in tall grass, pacing, rubbing on the tall tent, and a low continuous growl and dragging sound approaching her head. On another night the girls felt a hand drag over and push down the tent top before it jumped a retaining wall, leaving two foot-shaped impressions in clover leading to the woods.
Vocalization in New Hampshire
After the family guard dog died, the household noticed an absence of bears, deer and other animals and a series of odd events. Large and strategic trees blocked paths to the creek, owl-like hoots and coyote-like sounds approached each other then turned violent, and something breathed, growled, scraped and slapped at windows, trailer and shed, mostly when the witness worked nights. The other dog became afraid to go out alone.