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Boone County Second-hand Clear all
1995 Constance, Boone County, Kentucky Class C #2365

Strange "yowling" sounds heard behind home in Constance

Friends living by the Ohio River reported hearing loud yowling from the woods behind their house that they could not identify as a known animal. They also reported hearing something crashing through underbrush on a steep hillside. No visual sighting or footprints were reported, and the reporter relaying the account noted it could be a known animal such as a coyote, bobcat, or bear.

VocalizationUnidentified soundPossible misidentification
The next night Ridgeview, Boone County, West Virginia Related account #15355

Unidentified sound near Ridgeview, West Virginia

On the following night, two coworkers in the same area heard noises in the woods and found an area trampled down by something larger than a deer or bear.

Unidentified soundTracks
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