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Whoop Second-hand Clear all
during the same time period in 1999 Place not stated Related account #3786

Whoop

The companion heard ascending whoop-like calls and stick-against-tree banging at dusk from a tree stand and left the area shaken.

WhoopWood knock
weekend of 10AUG2012 Banks, Tillamook County, Oregon Related account #36280

Whoop near Banks, Oregon

A relative and companions camping at the same campground heard loud whoop-like calls on two successive nights, lasting about 20 minutes the first night and about 3 minutes the second.

Whoop
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