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Howl1 Full-body sighting1 Vocalization1

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Beaver County Class B First-hand Clear all
11 April 2020 Raccoon Township, Beaver County, Pennsylvania Class B #65880

"Ohio howls" heard not far from where recording was obtained in 1994

Late at night the witness sat alone by an outdoor fire when he heard a loud, powerful howling sound coming from the wooded valley below. The sound repeated several times over about a minute and seemed to be projected in different directions. He judged it unlike familiar local animals and listened for another half hour without hearing it again.

Howl
27 February 2007 Koppel, Beaver County, Pennsylvania Class B #17981

Possible sighting by two at a strip mine in the Koppel Strip Mines

The witness and a companion were in a wooded strip mine area in the morning when they heard a loud groaning sound. They went to check for someone hurt and saw a large brown figure standing about six feet tall. The witness yelled to scare it, the figure looked at them and then ran off into the mines. They searched for about an hour without seeing it again.

Full-body sightingVocalization
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