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Howl Grant County Class B Clear all
August 2003 Prairie City, Grant County, Oregon Class B #7687

Lone camper hears vocalization

The witness was sitting alone by a campfire late at night when a very loud, high-pitched wailing howl began in the woods at a distance. The sound continued intermittently for about ten minutes, seeming to move slowly, with no answering calls heard. The witness felt it did not match known wolves, coyotes, or cougars and concluded it must have been a Sasquatch.

Howl
July 1997 Galena, Grant County, Oregon Class B #10324

Campers and their dogs are frightened by vocalizations

The witness and their spouse were sleeping in their camper at Big Creek when the spouse heard strange loud vocalizations moving around the campsite for over an hour. After waking, the witness also heard loud screaming-howl sounds from changing directions nearby while their normally vocal dogs hid and shook. Feeling uneasy with only a small-caliber gun, they packed quickly and left the site that night.

HowlScream
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