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Chatter Anne Arundel County Clear all
September 2005 Churchton, Anne Arundel County, Maryland Class B #12601

Bow hunter hears vocalizations, smells foul odor

The witness was bowhunting alone from a deer blind in the afternoon when gibberish-like hollering approached from behind the blind and grew closer. He looked with field glasses but saw nothing, then smelled a strong foul odor and felt intense fear. He left the blind with an arrow nocked and hurried toward his truck, hearing loud vocalizations paralleling him from the woods. He reached his truck and drove away without ever seeing the source.

ChatterOdor
the previous morning (September 16) Churchton, Anne Arundel County, Maryland Related account #12601

Chatter near Churchton, Maryland

The witness and his wife heard a brief gibberish scream in the same area the prior morning and dismissed it.

ChatterScream
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