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Report # 26338  (Class B)
Submitted by witness on Sunday, July 26, 2009.
Possible vocalizations heard by campers In Lake Luzerne area

YEAR: 2009

SEASON: Summer

MONTH: July

DATE: 24th

STATE: New York

COUNTY: Warren County

NEAREST TOWN: Lake George

NEAREST ROAD: rt 9n

OBSERVED: while camping in the Lake Luzerne/4th lake area we heard several hoot-whoops on July 24th at approx 0130--200.prior to hearing these whoops, I heard something large walking approx 20-30 ft away from our camp. a distinctive "cracking" noise was made as if something very large either broke or stepped on a large branch these vocalizations were between 2, and possibly a 3rd animal. they were heard moving away from our area. I almost wonder if they were herding prey for hunting purposes. approx 02 hrs later I heard them again as they moved back into our area.I have heard these noises before and I immediately recognized the sounds as they are so unique.there were 7 people in our tent. 4 teenage girls (my wife myself and our 10 month old son.we all heard them and needless to say the girls and my wife were a little startled.

ALSO NOTICED: none

OTHER WITNESSES: see above

OTHER STORIES: not in this area but in St.Lawrence county, I have spoken with Todd Paterson previously about sightings

TIME AND CONDITIONS: it had rained throughout the day and was misty that night

ENVIRONMENT: the campground is a public campground and people have horses on site/lake in area / wooded with mixed growth. visibility in woods is poor due to thick canopy and dense woods


Follow-up investigation report by BFRO Investigator Paul Conroy :

I spoke with this witness for approximately 45 minutes, and believe he is sincere in his account of the events described. I visited the area two weeks after his encounter - no significant observations were made.

The area has a rich history of Sasquatch activity.