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Howl3 Vocalization2 Rock throwing1 Wood knock1 Unidentified sound1 Growl1 Whoop1 Whistle1
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Howl Isabella County Related accounts Clear all
for many years Mount Pleasant, Isabella County, Michigan Related account #31860

Rock throwing near Mount Pleasant, Michigan

The witness describes years of suspected activity at home where making calls elicited stone throwing, tree knocks, grunts, howls and other unusual activity until calls were stopped.

Rock throwingWood knockVocalizationHowlUnidentified sound
nearing midnight to 12:15 a.m. Isabella County, Michigan Related account #32981

Growl near Isabella County

Near midnight the investigator heard an indistinct male-like voice from the wood line, and around 12:15 a.m. the group recorded loud growling followed by 21 minutes of howling from multiple locations.

GrowlHowlVocalization
around 9 pm on February 25th Isabella County, Michigan Related account #32981

Howl near Isabella County

Later that night the group heard dogs, coyotes, whoops, whistles, screams and moans, and review showed something approached the field recorder.

HowlWhoopWhistleScreamFootsteps
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