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Howl6 Scream2 Whoop1 Folklore1 Silhouette1 Growl1 Chatter1

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6 encounters
Howl Third-hand Related accounts Clear all
early mornings Place not stated Related account #46334

Howl

Other residents heard howls in early mornings and whoop sounds in woods behind houses north of site.

HowlWhoop
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #1433

Howl

A relative has heard local stories about a wildman and wilddogs howling in the area.

HowlFolklore
Five years later Place not stated Related account #50856

Sasquatch sighting

Years later relatives night-fishing at a pond saw a dark shadow that crouched, then a relative heard a loud howling scream.

SilhouetteHowlScream
around June/July 2005 Place not stated Related account #9001

Howl

A relative's niece heard a similar howl around June or July 2005.

Howl
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #15441

Howl

A local resident by Woods Canyon Lake told the witness that other people have heard an unexplained howling growl.

HowlGrowl
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #43757

Scream

Other homeowners in the area reportedly heard screams, howls and chatter-like sounds.

ScreamHowlChatter
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