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About three hours later Dover, Arkansas [or Hagarville], Pope County, Arkansas Related account #62203

Howl near Dover, Arkansas [or Hagarville], Arkansas

Several hours after the dawn encounter, while loading the second harvested deer by the truck, the witness heard loud hollering and screaming from the field and perceived one or more unseen animals charging toward him before fleeing in the truck.

HowlScream
Date unknown Benton, Saline County, Arkansas Related account #3143

Scream near Benton, Arkansas

Relatives have heard strange screaming sounds and felt watched in the same general area.

Scream
Several nights later Bismark, Hot Spring County, Arkansas Related account #7059

Scream near Bismark, Arkansas

A few nights later the witness and a companion stepped onto the lit deck and heard the same scream from the same ridge spot, then stayed two hours hearing nothing else.

Scream
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