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Sounds4

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Scream4 Howl1 Growl1

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Arizona4

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Coconino County3 Apache County1

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First-hand3 Third-hand1

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4 encounters
Scream Arizona Related accounts Clear all
Late afternoon on the 19th Christopher Creek, Coconino County, Arizona Related account #24218

Scream near Christopher Creek, Arizona

Six days later at the same spot both occupants heard loud prolonged screams coinciding with distant shooting.

ScreamHowl
around 9:00 p.m Heber, Coconino County, Arizona Related account #21348

Scream near Heber, Arizona

Earlier the same night the camping group heard loud screaming and growling for a couple hours amid barking dogs and coyote calls.

ScreamGrowl
a few years ago Payson, Coconino County, Arizona Related account #41186

Scream near Payson, Arizona

A friend of a friend reportedly heard the same noise a few years earlier at the same general location.

Scream
three years later Fort Defiance, Apache County, Arizona Related account #846

Scream near Fort Defiance, Arizona

The same witness reports hearing similar mixed roaring-screaming sounds again about three years later under the same midnight snowstorm conditions at the same home.

Scream
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