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May 2026 Toronto, Jefferson County, Ohio Class B #80111

Loud bigfoot whoops heard by homeowners not far from last year's sighting outside Toronto, Ohio

One witness let dogs out in the early morning and heard a loud whoop from the woods behind the house, hearing it again when she opened the door. She ran inside frightened. The couple then went outside together and heard another whoop farther down the hollow.

Whoop
10 October 2014 Conifer, Jefferson County, Colorado Class A #46805

Hikers are startled by unusual sounds in Staunton State Park

The witness and a companion were resting quietly on a rocky outcropping during a daytime hike when they heard a low growl-like exhalation immediately followed by a higher-pitched whoop from the forest below. The sounds were attributed to a single unseen animal about 30-40 yards away that seemed startled by a passing mountain biker. They searched the area a few minutes later but found nothing and heard nothing further.

GrowlWhoop
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