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Oregon Columbia County Class B Clear all
August 2004 Scappoose, Columbia County, Oregon Class B #9204

While scouting, hunter hears morning vocalization west of Scappoose

The witness was scouting and watching six deer off Dutch Canyon road in the early morning. The deer looked east toward a treeline about 1000 meters away, then a loud scream rising into a moaning growl came from those woods and the deer fled west. The witness watched the treeline with binoculars for almost two hours but had no visual sighting.

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November 2003 Four Corners/ Hwy 26, Columbia County, Oregon Class B #7957

Two hunters hear repeated loud screams.

The witness and a companion were elk hunting near their vehicle about an hour after daylight when they heard repeated loud wailing screams tapering to moans from a canyon about 250-300 yards away. The calls occurred several times over about ten minutes and seemed to shift direction. There was no visual contact, and the sound frightened the witness.

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