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Whoop1 Folklore1 Animal behaviour1 Scream1

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Date unknown Nineveh, Johnson County, Indiana Related account #13242

Whoop near Nineveh, Indiana

The submitter, who hunts in the same woods, reports hearing whooping sounds from about half a mile away.

Whoop
after his sighting Goat Neck, Johnson County, Texas Related account #55412

Folklore near Goat Neck, Texas

The witness heard post-sighting encounter stories from area residents about a creature called Goat Man.

Folklore
lately Goat Neck, Johnson County, Texas Related account #55412

Sasquatch sighting near Goat Neck, Texas

Other people who lived in the area reportedly have wild encounter stories.

Date unknown Goat Neck, Johnson County, Texas Related account #55412

Animal behaviour near Goat Neck, Texas

A relative later described aggressive behavior from an unseen something at night in the same general area.

Animal behaviour
at night Rio Vista, Johnson County, Texas Related account #7534

Scream near Rio Vista, Texas

The witness reports hearing unidentified scream-like noises at night in the sighting area.

Scream
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