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Vocalization2 Growl2 Footsteps1 Movement only1 Animal behaviour1

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Georgia2

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Class B2 What do classes mean?

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Vocalization Walker County Class B Clear all
January 1983 Lafayette, Walker County, Georgia Class B #11030

Cavers hears possilble vocalization on Pigeon Mountain

Three people exited a cave lead in the early morning and were gathering gear to hike to the car. A loud, powerful, unfamiliar call came from across the sink, described as starting like a deep growl and growing in volume and tone. The group was startled and frightened and quickly left for their vehicles.

VocalizationGrowl
November 1974 La Fayette, Walker County, Georgia Class B #7464

Deer hunter describes possible stalking on Pigeon Mountain

While tracking a wounded buck down the mountain at dusk, the witness heard parallel movement with breaking limbs, rustling leaves, a grunt and a growl. The sounds mirrored the witness's own stops and starts and at times fell silent. The witness fled through a briar patch to a truck, heard grunting again behind, and never saw the source.

GrowlVocalizationFootstepsMovement onlyAnimal behaviour
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