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Whoop2

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New Hampshire2

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Rockingham County1 Grafton County1

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Whoop New Hampshire Class B Clear all
9 September 2004 Derry, Rockingham County, New Hampshire Class B #9313

Vocalizations heard near Rockingham

The witness was awakened around 3 a.m. by very loud, clear repetitive whooping calls near the house, with a second more distant caller responding. Around 4-4:15 a.m. the calls resumed louder and closer, alarming the dog, prompting the witness to check sheep, goats and chickens with a flashlight and see nothing, after which the calls stopped. The witness could not match the sound to any known local animal.

Whoop
12 July 2003 Lincoln, Grafton County, New Hampshire Class B #6623

Multiple Campers Woken by close range night Vocalizations

The witness was camping in a tent in a wooded mountain area when loud repetitive whooping woke four campers around 2 a.m. The close-range calls continued with pauses for over ten minutes and were answered by a similar distant call before stopping suddenly. No animal was seen.

Whoop
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