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Whoop2 Wood knock1 Howl1

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State

Indiana2

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Putnam County1 Bartholomew County1

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Class B2 What do classes mean?

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First-hand2

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Whoop Indiana Class B Clear all
December 2008 Greencastle, Putnam County, Indiana Class B #25237

Father and son hear possible vocalizations and knocks on their property west of Indianapolis

The witness was changing a tire on his car at about 10PM when he heard powerful whooping calls from the woods behind his residence, followed by wood knocks. He said the calls resembled those he had heard on this site. He reported having heard primate-like calls from the same woods for about eighteen months and believes one or more animals are living there.

WhoopWood knock
7 July 2006 Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana Class B #15119

Possible indicative sounds heard near Camp Atterbury Military Reservation

The witness was walking a puppy in the early morning near a wooded area across the road. She heard a loud unfamiliar howl from a short distance in front of her, then a second howl that seemed to move as she moved, followed by several short whoops. Frightened, she ran back to the house.

HowlWhoop
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