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Howl Grayson County Clear all
26 July 2019 Denison, Grayson County, Texas Class B #63243

Campers hear loud deep howls near Lake Texoma

Four campers sitting around a campfire at night heard two deep howls from the south, then a higher-pitched howl from the northwest, followed about 20 minutes later by a close whoop. Through the night they also heard brush breaking, grunts around 1 a.m., and noticed a slight odor. A morning search found nothing solid, though exploration toward the first vocalizations reportedly revealed a freshly snapped elevated branch.

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Date unknown Pottsboro, Grayson County, Texas Related account #8038

Whistle near Pottsboro, Texas

The witness reports frequent whistles and howls around the property and times when unexplained screams were heard.

WhistleHowlScream
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