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Whoop Yavapai County Clear all
January 2006 Clarkdale, Yavapai County, Arizona Class B #13773

Possible vocalization along the Verde River, near Dead Horse Ranch State Park

Late at night the witness stepped outside the house and heard a low, loud whooing vocalization coming from the river bottoms that lasted about a minute. As soon as the sound stopped, neighborhood dogs and distant coyotes began barking and howling at once. The witness stayed inside that night and found nothing further when checking the tree line the next morning.

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