YouTuber Naga8285 writes “The first howl is a member of our group. A second or two after his, the response is heard. After our first howl, turn your volume all the way up to better hear the response howl. It was distant.”
*Artwork by Nate Hallinan
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10 Responses to “North Florida Howl”
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Tedd
Thanks, that volume and length seems more than the average human could do but I am no expert !
Michael L
Definitely had a set of lungs on him….
Michael1lion
Dan M
I’m just an enthusiast and not an expert, but the strength & length of the return howl seems more than any joe shmo could do.
Charles R
Very very nice capture, about as good as one could hope for. To me it just does not sound human. It is so similar to one I heard in late June 2011 in Iosco County, MI ( Huron National Forest ). It was about the same length of time also, I estimated it at 1 to 2 miles away, at any rate it was a ways away.. The one I heard was in response to several boogers that were only 200 yards away from me that had one make very loud scream, followed by another with an owl imitation, followed by another with a loon imitation. I think they were on a scavenge food patrol around Round/Indian Lake where many summer cabins are. This was 2 am. When the creature let out that howl suck as the one here all went quiet around the Lake. I think is was an Alpha Male calling them home, but I do not really know.
My wife heard the same howl the next year late at night in Sept. and was quick to point it out to me the next day.
SantiamLady
Wow! ? That response call really sounds like it’s coming from a massive set of lungs!
Irene A
Same pair of lungs!
Mike J
What part of Florida was this
tom b
Very Nice, Classic Howl!
Bruce G
Careful what you wish for
Nate Hallinan
Ha cool! Thanks for featuring my painting!