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January 2006 Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon Class B #13597

Possible vocals heard near Klamath Lake

The witness stepped outside at night to empty the trash and heard 4 or 5 loud siren-like whoops with emphasis toward the end. A pack of coyotes vocalized intensely during the sounds. After the sounds ended, everything went quiet, including the coyotes.

Whoop
25 September 1996 Klamath County, Oregon Class B #682

Witness heard loud highpitched whooping sound that echoed throughout the forest

The witness was sleeping in a parked semi-truck in a pine forest with an alarm set for 4:15 a.m. The witness awoke minutes early, stepped out to look around and saw nothing, then got back in the truck. While back inside, the witness heard a loud high-pitched whooping sound echoing through the forest that the witness had never heard before.

Whoop
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