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3 July 2006 Flagstaff, Coconino County, Arizona Class B #15125

Various late night vocalizations heard on a property near Flagstaff

The witness was asleep in bed at home when awakened around midnight by fighting-like animal noises outside the window. After a pause, whoop-like calls were heard from multiple directions, followed by articulated grunting that frightened the witness and stopped when a car passed. Minutes later a loud branch crack was heard from the yard edge, and no sign was found the next morning.

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