Mayes County, Oklahoma · 2015-06-15 · from the BFRO archive
Whooping in Mayes County, Oklahoma
In June 2015, I, my wife, and son, were out at 10:00pm south of Pryor near low water dam on the Neosho river. As we drove the back roads, I stopped my truck and immediately heard a loud "ape like" sound coming from the tree line that was appropriately 15 yards to our left. We shone a light in the area for about a minute. I back my truck up 20 feet and stopped and we heard a second louder "ape like" sound from a second location in the tree line. The "ape like" sound was a short whooping noise. The second noise was loader and more aggressive sounding than the first noise. We stayed in the area for several hours with no other incident.
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both described whooping · 208 km away
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