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Vocalization2 Partial sighting1 Growl1 Howl1

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Vocalization Clay County Class B Clear all
July 2018 Byers, Clay County, Texas Class B #63492

Hunter describes a vocalization and brief sighting along the Red River

The witness was walking through riverside woods to check a trail camera when a loud, powerful yell came from about 100 yards away. The witness called back, then searched with a rifle scope and caught a brief glimpse of shaggy reddish-brown legs as the source fled through the trees. The witness reported a strong sense of dread and later said they have not returned to the area.

VocalizationPartial sighting
14 December 2009 Camp Blanding Military Res., Clay County, Florida Class B #27145

Bow hunter hears possible vocalizations in the Camp Blanding Wildlife Management Area

After a morning of archery hunting, the witness was walking toward his truck when he heard very loud guttural vocalizations lasting about two minutes. He described repeated growls, grunts and howls that he had never heard in 40 years of hunting and that unsettled him. There was no visual sighting of the source.

GrowlHowlVocalization
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