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Howl Nebraska First-hand Clear all
15 September 1998 South Sioux City, Dakota County, Nebraska Class B #22577

Three witnesses encounter a large creature while walking down a gravel road outside South Sioux City

Late at night three people walking on a gravel road smelled a strong foul odor. When they returned to the spot, a tall creature stood up from the roadside ditch, frightening them and causing them to flee. As they ran home they saw deer in a nearby cornfield and heard an extremely loud screeching-howling sound.

Partial sightingOdorScreamHowl
when I was little Nebraska #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/10/02/sc-ep258-logger-has-encounter-in-oregon

Howl in Nebraska

When the witness was young, the witness and a younger sibling were outside at night watching bats by the yard light. They heard a strange prolonged sound the witness now calls a howl. Nothing was thought of it until later summer events.

Howl
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