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Howl Carroll County Class B Clear all
May 2009 Mechanicstown, Carroll County, Ohio Class B #25948

Man hears characteristic howls in early morning hours near Mechanicstown

The witness and a companion were camping in a backyard around 3 a.m. when they heard loud howling from over the hills that continued for minutes. They first mistook it for distant dogs and then a bear. The next day the witness heard a televised 1994 howl recording from a nearby county and became convinced it was the exact same sound.

Howl
15 June 2001 Eureka Springs, Carroll County, Arkansas Class B #3032

Vocalizations heard by multiple witnesses

Five people were talking in a boat on Beaver Lake late at night when coyotes began yipping and howling. Shortly after, a much lower and longer howl was heard from several hundred yards away and repeated two or three times. Two companions suggested a Husky-type dog, but the reporter felt it was deeper than coyotes or a Husky and believed it may have been a Bigfoot. No further sounds were heard afterward.

Howl
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