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July 2011 Lake George, Park County, Colorado Class B #63607

Ranch employees hear loud screams near Lake George, 30mi NW of Colorado Springs

The witness was leading an overnight camping trip and sitting around a campfire with customers around 11 pm. Just after finishing a story about a previous loud scream heard at the same location, the group heard a loud howl or scream nearby. The customers suspected a prank, but the witness became convinced the sound was a Bigfoot and later asked not to be sent on further trips.

ScreamHowl
4 August 1998 Park County, Colorado Class B #1369

faint groaning and growling vocalizations heard.

The witness and a companion heard loud distant howls from their tent while camping overnight on two consecutive nights. Dogs on nearby properties barked and stayed agitated after the sounds. On the second night they also heard faint groaning/growling and later heard shots from the surrounding area.

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