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28 November 2008 Lacey's Spring, Morgan County, Alabama Class B #25111

Ohio howl type vocalizations for several hours in early morning near Lacey's Spring

The witness was staying overnight at a friend's house and woke around 4 a.m. to use the bathroom. After lying back down, the witness heard loud howls from outside that continued intermittently until dawn. The witness stepped onto the back deck once but heard nothing at that moment, and neighborhood dogs were heard barking in response to the sounds.

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