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Whistle3 Partial sighting1 Howl1 Scream1 Wood knock1 Tracks1 Structure or nest1

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Texas3

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Wilbarger County1 Grayson County1 Denton County1

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Whistle Texas Related accounts Clear all
after dark Vernon, Wilbarger County, Texas Related account #55249

Whistle near Vernon, Texas

While doing maintenance after dark near a perimeter fence, the witness heard a whistle to the north and then something very large broke cover nearby and ran east through tall grass.

WhistlePartial sighting
Date unknown Pottsboro, Grayson County, Texas Related account #8038

Whistle near Pottsboro, Texas

The witness reports frequent whistles and howls around the property and times when unexplained screams were heard.

WhistleHowlScream
Several years ago Denton, Denton County, Texas Related account #58557

Wood knock near Denton, Texas

Several years earlier the witness reported finding stick structures, hearing whistles and knocks, and finding a large footprint on the same trail.

Wood knockWhistleTracksStructure or nest
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