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Howl Mendocino County Clear all
16 January 2005 Redwood Valley, Mendocino County, California Class B #10279

Family hears unusual calls

The witness was walking a dog on a residential hillside after dark when an unfamiliar loud howling/yelling sound was heard repeating at intervals. The witness brought a spouse outside to listen, noting that no local dogs were barking at first. After a time a dog began barking and the unfamiliar sound stopped and did not return that night.

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