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Howl3 Unidentified sound1 Whistle1 Tracks1 Vocalization1

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Pennsylvania3

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Potter County1 Lycoming County1 Armstrong County1

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Saturday the 9th of October 2021 Potter County, Potter County, Pennsylvania Related account #71728

Howl near Potter County, Pennsylvania

On Saturday the witness heard many coyotes howling near the cabin and heard branches breaking from woods to the north and northwest.

HowlUnidentified sound
Date unknown Lycoming County, Pennsylvania Related account #12034

Whistle near Lycoming County

The witness returned to the same spot with his boss and others, heard whistles and a howl, and found, measured and photographed large footprints in the stone.

WhistleHowlTracks
other occasions Armstrong County, Pennsylvania Related account #3547

Howl near Armstrong County

On other occasions in the same general area, the witness heard strange howls, cries or moans while hunting and hiking.

HowlVocalization
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