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Whoop Douglas County Related accounts Clear all
10/18/02 appox 02:00 AM Dora, Douglas County, Missouri Related account #5123

Rock throwing near Dora, Missouri

Around 2 a.m. the next night the campers heard very loud splashes interpreted as large boulders thrown into the stream, followed by a brief howl-whoop.

Rock throwingHowlWhoop
the following two nights Drain, Douglas County, Oregon Related account #22570

Whoop near Drain, Oregon

The whooping continued on subsequent nights for up to an hour at a time from the same mountainside spot.

Whoop
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