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1995 Constance, Boone County, Kentucky Class C #2365

Strange "yowling" sounds heard behind home in Constance

Friends living by the Ohio River reported hearing loud yowling from the woods behind their house that they could not identify as a known animal. They also reported hearing something crashing through underbrush on a steep hillside. No visual sighting or footprints were reported, and the reporter relaying the account noted it could be a known animal such as a coyote, bobcat, or bear.

VocalizationUnidentified soundPossible misidentification
1950–1969 Kentucky #cb946455-d79d-4e6c-8c7d-fb639f566e42

Movement only in Kentucky (1950)

The guest's mother said that when she was a child staying with her cousin in a house next to a creek, they would hear something large moving up and down the creek lifting and moving rocks with stomping and strange noises. Dogs in the area would hide under the porch during these visits. The girls would stay in bed terrified listening.

Movement onlyUnidentified sound
Date unknown Ransom, Pike County, Kentucky Related account #30814

Unidentified sound near Ransom, Kentucky

A relative reportedly sat on the porch one night and heard similar noises from the same hillside.

Unidentified sound
lately Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky Related account #317

Unidentified sound near Benton, Kentucky

The resident told the witness that strange sounds had come from the woods lately and horses were frequently spooked.

Unidentified soundAnimal behaviour
Later this same evening Zachariah, Lee County, Kentucky Related account #27323

Unidentified sound near Zachariah, Kentucky

The witness's husband heard rustling outside later the same night and fired guns into the woods.

Unidentified sound
Date unknown Earlington, Hopkins County, Kentucky Related account #21142

Unidentified sound near Earlington, Kentucky

The witness's father had previously heard strange sounds in those woods and once felt something circling and watching his camp while camping.

Unidentified soundAnimal behaviour