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Howl Shoshone County Class B Clear all
13 July 2019 Avery, Shoshone County, Idaho Class B #65369

Family hears "Ohio Howls" in the historic Marble Creek drainage, 47 mi SE of Coeur d’Alene

The witness was camping with family along Marble Creek near Avery in July 2019. While preparing dinner at dusk, she heard repeated long siren-like howls echoing from higher elevation. She could not match the sound to known owls or large animals, and her dog hid under the table. She later compared it to the Ohio Howl recording on the BFRO site.

Howl
January 2004 Wallace, Shoshone County, Idaho Class B #7864

Couple hears strange night time howls across stream from their home

On a winter evening at home, the witness went outside with the dog and heard prolonged loud howling he did not recognize. He brought his wife to listen, and they later heard what sounded like two separate sources calling from across a gulch while neighborhood dogs barked. After comparing internet animal sounds they felt the howls most closely resembled an alleged Ohio howl recording, but a later check of the area found no tracks.

Howl
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