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Pendleton County First-hand Clear all
After a week or so Circleville, Pendleton County, West Virginia Related account #13122

Vocalization near Circleville, West Virginia

The witness and companion heard distant yelling, screaming and squealing around the fire on several nights.

VocalizationScream
around 7:00 p.m. Seneca Rocks, WVA, Pendleton County, West Virginia Related account #3826

Howl near Seneca Rocks, WVA, West Virginia

On the prior evening at camp, the witness heard brief howl-like and chatter-like sounds from three sources behind a hill while hound dogs barked in another direction.

HowlChatter
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