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on the third night Gasquet, Del Norte County, California Related account #62496

Whistle near Gasquet, California

From a porch, the witness heard paired three-chirp whistles approach for about an hour and a half and then heard loud walking brush noise that stopped about fifty feet away behind the former foxhole.

WhistleFootsteps
early the next morning Gasquet, Del Norte County, California Related account #62496

Whistle near Gasquet, California

Near dawn by a vehicle, the witness heard a close chirping whistle and exchanged matching whistles back and forth several times before it stopped.

Whistle
that evening Gasquet, Del Norte County, California Related account #62496

Whistle near Gasquet, California

The witness waited alone in a foxhole across the road while recorded calls were played and heard a loud moving whistle followed by a very close whistle from across the road after noticing possible faint eyeshine.

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