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Howl San Bernardino County Class B Clear all
3 August 2008 Big Bear City, San Bernardino County, California Class B #26386

Mother and daughter describe possible howls close to their home near Big Bear City

The witness and a relative were at home in the early morning when they heard a very loud yell or howl three times over about half an hour. Neighborhood dogs vocalized and coyotes and raccoons were seen fleeing, and neighbors also came outside to investigate. The witnesses did not see the source of the sound, which they believed was a Sasquatch.

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