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Bartholomew County Class B Clear all
7 July 2006 Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana Class B #15119

Possible indicative sounds heard near Camp Atterbury Military Reservation

The witness was walking a puppy in the early morning near a wooded area across the road. She heard a loud unfamiliar howl from a short distance in front of her, then a second howl that seemed to move as she moved, followed by several short whoops. Frightened, she ran back to the house.

HowlWhoop
Winter 1992 Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana Class B #2457

Motorists witness something "white and furry" crossing Youth Camp Road

Two occupants of a van were driving east after dropping off a passenger when a white furry figure crossed the road in front of them. The figure was described as walking upright from woods on one side to woods on the other and was glimpsed in the headlights. The occupants reportedly continued in silence for several minutes before speaking about what they had seen.

Road crossing
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