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Date unknown Michigan #700a8826-7705-4a25-a7e3-b2484f81f3e6

Vocalization in Michigan

The Michigan guest says family members repeatedly heard unusually deep barks and single howls unlike coyotes. The sounds were described as occurring over time around the farm.

VocalizationHowl
Date unknown Michigan #700a8826-7705-4a25-a7e3-b2484f81f3e6

Door or window contact in Michigan

The Michigan guest relays a story heard from his grandmother about his great-grandfather hearing a loud bang on the barn while milking in the dark. In daylight a wide path was found leading from the woods to the barn.

Door or window contactTracks
Date unknown Michigan #700a8826-7705-4a25-a7e3-b2484f81f3e6

Property disturbance in Michigan

The Michigan guest recounts family stories that farm chickens were sometimes found mauled but not eaten. The account describes repeated livestock losses on the family property without a creature being seen.

Property disturbance
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