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Physical traces Whoop Georgia Clear all
Date unknown Cartersville, Bartow County, Georgia Related account #33985

Howl near Cartersville, Georgia

On many return visits the group heard howls, screams and return whoops, heard branches breaking, and found different-sized tracks and large stick structures.

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summer between my junior and senior year in high school Georgia #683ee452-efc6-4737-8b33-12d87112d2a1

Whoop in Georgia

As teenagers the witness and friends camped and hiked up a reputedly haunted mountain at night to look for a cabin. They were paralleled on both sides, heard whoops and powerful wood knocks and branches being ripped, then a large tree was pushed over close to them and they fled. The running camcorder captured the sounds and briefly illuminated two large almond-shaped red eyes that narrowed and turned away before the tree fell.

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