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Vocalization Alpena County Class B Clear all
July 2011 Alpena, Alpena County, Michigan Class B #30789

Possible vocalizations heard from woods on a family farm outside Alpena

The witness was sitting on the patio at home on a warm sunny midafternoon when a loud vocalization was heard from the woods behind the house. The sound reminded the witness of televised Bigfoot researchers' calls and caused goosebumps. No creature was seen.

Vocalization
June 1980 Hillman 10 Miles Or Alpena 25, Alpena County, Michigan Class B #29636

Fisherman recalls being startled by late night encounter on Fletcher Pond near Hillman

The witness and a companion were bass fishing from a boat on Fletcher Pond around midnight on a full-moon night. They heard a loud roar from the dark shoreline and seconds later something splashed into the water very close to the boat. Startled, they started the motor and returned to the lodge without seeing the source.

Vocalization
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