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YEAR: 2015
SEASON: Spring
MONTH: May
DATE: 24
STATE: Ohio
COUNTY: Summit County
NEAREST TOWN: Cuyahoga Falls
NEAREST ROAD: Truxell Rd.
OBSERVED: Me and my dad went to Kendall Lake in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park on May 24, 2015 around 1:00AM. We were doing calls and we heard this very long whoop. Sounded like a scream! It was the most scariest sound I have ever heard. It was weird because the call I got back sounded a lot like Matt Moneymaker's recording he got back in the 90's in Ohio. We went back June 6th around the same time and we heard the same whoop back! It was scary even though we heard it before.
ALSO NOTICED: Heard a couple whoops before that.
OTHER WITNESSES: There was me and my dad the first time and he was just listening. And the second time it was me, my dad, my fiance, my two friends.
OTHER STORIES: Heard of tracks found. Also found some of my own.
TIME AND CONDITIONS: It was at night and very quiet.
ENVIRONMENT: Swamp area and a lake/meadows.
Follow-up investigation report by BFRO Investigator Charlie Page:
After speaking with the witness, I can add the following to the report. The witness and his father were at the entrance of Kendall Lake in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. The gate was closed and locked. The two were doing various calls (whoops and howls) from the gated area. The witness was recording the calls and received the following response. This is a shortened and cleaned-up version of the recording submitted to us:
(Audio Clip)
The witness stated the response emanated from the area southeast of the gate.
I was also sent a photo regarding the print mentioned. The trail where they found the print is the Cross Country trail. Its a nice, wide trail that people run all the time. It looked like the print could be from a runner that tried to stop, and slid in the mud. Also, he didn't take any 'before' pics, just pics of the cast in the ground so its hard to give our opinion.
The Cuyahoga Valley National Park has a long history of both Class A and Class B reports. Several of the reports have occurred within a few miles of the Kendall Lake area:
Report #41471
Report #31852
Report #25715
Report #22569
Report #15885
BFRO Article regarding Sasquatch Howls Recorded in Cuyahoga Valley National Park
The Cuyahoga Valley National Park encompasses nearly 33,000 acres of forested land, meadows, rivers and streams. Food sources are abundant including fish, deer and various local farms.
About BFRO Investigator Charlie Page:
Charlie Page resides York Township, Ohio and is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) for a major healthcare provider in the Cleveland area. He enjoys martial arts, woodworking and spending time in the outdoors with his kids. Charlie has attended numerous BFRO public expeditions and private expeditions. He is also a regular attendee of the Ohio Bigfoot conference.