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Growl3 Scream1 Unidentified sound1 Howl1 Vocalization1

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Michigan3

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Ogemaw County1 Isabella County1 Dickinson County1

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Memorial Day weekend around 1 am Prescott, Ogemaw County, Michigan Related account #34990

Scream near Prescott, Michigan

A relative reports first hearing the strange vocals from far away and then closer about half an hour later, describing distress-like sounds, growling and cheering mixed with animal noises.

ScreamGrowlUnidentified sound
nearing midnight to 12:15 a.m. Isabella County, Michigan Related account #32981

Growl near Isabella County

Near midnight the investigator heard an indistinct male-like voice from the wood line, and around 12:15 a.m. the group recorded loud growling followed by 21 minutes of howling from multiple locations.

GrowlHowlVocalization
That night Dickinson County, Michigan Related account #800

Growl near Dickinson County

That night the witness and one companion heard a low growl from thick brush beside the two-track after knocking on a cabin door and hiding.

Growl
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