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Howl3 Whoop2 Whistle1 Wood knock1 Chatter1 Unidentified sound1

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West Virginia3

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Randolph County1 Pendleton County1 Boone County1

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Date unknown Glady, Randolph County, West Virginia Related account #55583

Whoop near Glady, West Virginia

The witness has reportedly heard whoops, howls, whistles and wood knocks at the track location.

WhoopHowlWhistleWood knock
around 7:00 p.m. Seneca Rocks, WVA, Pendleton County, West Virginia Related account #3826

Howl near Seneca Rocks, WVA, West Virginia

On the prior evening at camp, the witness heard brief howl-like and chatter-like sounds from three sources behind a hill while hound dogs barked in another direction.

HowlChatter
On the second night of our 6-day survey Ridgeview, Boone County, West Virginia Related account #15355

Whoop near Ridgeview, West Virginia

On an earlier night, the witness and a coworker heard a loud whooping howl nearby and heard rustling of something large moving in the woods.

WhoopHowlUnidentified sound
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