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A woman who lives near Mohican River in Ohio recorded howls on July 3 that she claims are from bigfoot. Suzanne Ferencak, a member of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, shared the two-minute-long audio file with the Mansfield News Journal. An unnamed analyst within the bigfoot community who listened to the recording said there was “high potential” for it being one bigfoot trying to locate another.

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“The first howler has a brassy tone to its voice that can be indicative of (Sasquatch),” the analyst wrote. “There are a couple features in the execution, such as shifting to an ‘AA’ phoneme at the end of the call that are indicative as well, most noticeable in the last two howls.”

If you listened to the recording and thought those are coyotes, you’re not alone. Kyle Casey, a naturalist at Mohican State Park, listened to the recording and said it is most likely coyotes. “The closest thing that we believe it would be would be the call of an alpha male coyote,” Casey told USA TODAY. “A coyote calling in its pack.” He noted, however, that the recorded howls weren’t a perfect match for that explanation. For reference, here’s a video that features some good coyote howling and barking.

The howls occurred while Ferencak was at a campsite…

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Milan, 5 August 2022 (THE MOHICAN-MM) – ‘Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2’ (Columbia Records / Sony Music) is the new album from the producer Calvin Harriswhich contains the new single ‘Stay Withe Me’ in collaboration with Justin Timberlake, Halsey And Pharrell Williams. The disc contains the single ‘Potion’ in collaboration with Dua Lipa And Young Thug and the song ‘New Money’ feat. 21 Savage. Stefflon Don, Chlöe, Charlie Puth, Pusha T, Shenseea, Tinashe, Normani, Lil Durk, Offset, 6lack, Coi Leray, Busta Rhymes, Donae’O, Latto, Swae Lee, Jorja Smith and Snoop Dogg.

This is the tracklist of ‘Funk Wav Bounces vol. 2’:

1. ‘Intro’
2. ‘New Money ‘Feat. 21 Savage
3. ‘Potion’ Feat. Dua Lipa & Young Thug
4. ‘Woman Of The Year’ Feat. Stefflon Don, Chloe, And Coi Leray
5. ‘Obsessed’ Feat. Charlie Puth & Shenseea
6. ‘New To You’ Feat Normani, Tinashe, And Offset
7. ‘Ready Or Not’ Feat, Busta Rhymes
8. ‘Stay With Me’ Feat. Justin Timberlake, Halsey, And Pharrell
9. ‘Stay With Me (Part 2)’ Feat. Justin Timberlake, Halsey, And Pharrell
10. ‘Somebody Else’ Feat. Jorja Smith & Lil Durk
11. ‘Nothing More To Say’ Feat. 6lack & Donae’o
12. ‘Live My Best Life’ Feat. Snoop Dogg & Latto
13. ‘Lean On Me’ Feat. Swae Lee
14. ‘Day One’ Feat. Pharrell & Pusha T

(THE MOHICCANO-MM)

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Another Okita’s tale of a small community populated by gently eccentric characters

Shuichi Okita, with a very personal style, delicate but assertive at the same time, has been able to make himself known and appreciated in the circuits of festivals and in less mainstream circles with films that are difficult to label, often defined as “dramedy” that is a mixture of drama and comedy. Like in “The Woodsman and The Rain”, “The Chef of South Polar” and “Mori: The Artist’s Habitat”, the backdrop of “The Mohican Comes Home” is also a small community on an imaginary island in the Soto Inland Sea, off the coast of Hiroshima, where Okita places one of his typical characters, always dazed and looking out of place.

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This time it is Eichiki (Ryuhei Matsuda), the titular “Mohican” (because of his haircut), who 7 years earlier had left his hometown for Tokyo, in search of work and fame in a death metal band. Eichiki hasn’t had much luck in Tokyo and, to make things more complicated, his girlfriend Yuka (Atsuko Maeda) is now pregnant. Therefore, he decides it’s time to make a quick visit to the parents and announce the news. A confusing welcome awaits him at home. His mother, after his 7-year absence, seems only surprised because Eichiki has not phoned before arriving, and his father Osamu (Akira Emoto) first calls him as a wimp slapping him and then organizes a big party with friends to celebrate the son and the grandson-to-be.

The party ends – in every sense – with Osamu being taken to the hospital due to an illness. Unfortunately, it is…

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Hunter education classes

The Shreve Farmer’s Sportsman Club will hold its annual hunter education classes 6-9 p.m. Aug. 18-19 and noon-5 p.m. Aug. 20. All first-time hunters must pass the class before obtaining a hunting license.

To register, contact the ODNR at 1-800-WILDLIFE or log onto wildlife.ohiodnr.gov. Participants must attend all three days and pass the test to obtain the certification. For general information or directions, contact Missy at 330-464-5621.

Fall still shoots

Fall Still shoots will be held at the Shreve Farmer’s Sportsman Club beginning Aug. 7 and running every Sunday through Oct. 30. Shoots start at noon with sign up starting around 11:30 a.m. Participants shoot shot, 22 and slug. Try for a chance to win a variety of meat and cash prizes. The progressive jackpot is over $4,500.

The club is located at 8430 Township Road 513, Shreve. For more information, contact Missy at 330-464-5621.

Youth Outdoors Skills Day

The Ohio Sportsmen Farmers League is hosting its annual Youth Outdoors Skills Day on Sunday, Aug. 7. Events will include archery, air rifle range, trapshooting, zip line, and trapping demonstrations. Lunch and water will be provided plus door prizes will be given out at the end of the day.

Participation is free, but limited to 60 youths, ages 8–16 years old. Required sign-in is 11-11:45 a.m. with the program running from noon-6 p.m. The event will be held at the OSFL club grounds located at 1755 Jacoby Roa Copley. To register, go to ohiosportsmenfarmersleague.com under programs, Youth Day, is a waiver form or email: hbechtel@neo.rr.com.

Mohican Forest open house

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry invites the public to attend in-person open house events to learn more about management plans for Ohio’s state forests. Held annually, this year’s open house for Mohican Forest is scheduled for 4:30-6:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 25, at the Loudonville library, 122 East…

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Audio clip to be discussed during community town hall

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Recording of potential Mohican Bigfoot howling

Suzanne Ferencak recorded this audio clip that she believes contains the sound of a Bigfoot howl July 3, 2022.

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After several years with no trace of the creature, Suzanne Ferencak thinks Bigfoot has finally returned to Mohican, and she believes she has audio proof.

“This is the first time I ever recorded howls,” Ferencak said.

The two-minute-long recording — which she shared with the News Journal — was described by an analyst as having “high potential” for containing the sound of one Bigfoot attempting to locate another.

“The first howler has a brassy tone to its voice that can be indicative of (Sasquatch),” the analyst wrote. “There are a couple features in the execution, such as shifting to an ‘AA’ phoneme at the end of the call that are indicative as well, most noticeable in the last two howls.”

She plans to discuss her encounters during the “Bigfoot Basecamp Weekend” Sept. 9-11 at Pleasant Hill Lake Park.

‘I always have a recorder going’

Ferencak said she first caught a glimpse of the bipedal brute when it jumped over a back road southeast of Loudonville in May of 2013.

Her description of the 7½-foot tall, hairy beast matches those commonly used to depict creatures known as Sasquatch, Yeti and Grassman….

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Once immobile and abandoned, dog now has a home and is able to walk

Razz the dog is adjusting to his new home.

A 1-year-old pit/Staffordshire bull terrier mix, Razz captured the hearts of many animal lovers after his owner abandoned him by dumping him off in the outdoor kennels at the Richland County Dog Shelter on May 3.

Dog Warden Missy Houghton remembers him well.

“When he first came in, he was completely immobile,” she said. “He couldn’t move at all.”

Razz’s story: Abandoned, immobile dog at Richland County shelter now able to walk

In addition, Razz is deaf.

More than two months later, Razz can walk. He sort of lopes along, with the tops of his paws scraping the ground, causing them to bleed.

‘I fell in love with him when I first met him’

Bethany Higgins, his new owner, is a veterinary assistant at Mohican Veterinary Wellness Center, where Razz goes for weekly acupuncture and laser treatments.

“I fell in love with him when I first met him, but so did everyone,” Higgins said. “We had a pretty special connection from the beginning, and everyone could see it. It got to a point where it was kind of hard to deny it.”

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Higgins made up her mind May 25, when Mohican held an open house. Her 6-year-old daughter Amelia got the chance to meet Razz that day.

They, too, formed a fast friendship. Razz tends to follow Amelia around on her bike, a turquoise and purple Schwinn with training wheels.

Asked what she likes to do with Razz, Amelia replied, “Everything.”

Razz’s health has continued to improve after leaving Richland County Dog Shelter

Razz has beefed up to 73 pounds, though his tendency to eat dead grass probably hasn’t contributed much.

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STOCKBRIDGE — Descendants of the town’s first settlers want to reclaim land on a quiet, forested nook overlooking the Stockbridge Golf Course. Dating back nearly 300 years, this is a burial site for ancestors who lived in the community then known as “Indian Town.”

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“These folks want their ancestors’ bones back, who can argue with that?”

Patrick White, chair, Stockbridge Select Board

Today, the Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohican Indians is seeking reclamation of the “Indian Burial Ground” site off Main Street. According to a tribal history, “it is highly likely that tribal members were buried here long before the colonial period, and that this burial ground was in fact a continuation.”

In a letter to the Select Board, Bonney Hartley, the historic preservation manager for the tribe, cites the “official and sacred responsibility for our Nation to preserve our ancestral burial grounds and other cultural sites such as these in our Mohican homelands.”

The land was turned over to the town in 1809 as European colonialists forced remaining members of the tribe to flee westward, a migration that began in 1783. “It would be very meaningful and significant to, more than 200 years later, be able to restore this burial ground to our people,” Hartley wrote.

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The Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohican Indians is asking town leaders to approve a return of the site off Main Street to tribal control. The parcel , including a monument to buried tribe members, was turned over to the town in 1809.

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On July 6, the 2022-23 West Holmes officer team met at the high school to kick off the annual officer retreat.

The officers first changed into official dress and headed to Mohican State Park for photos.

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Once they returned from photos the team wrote one funny, one FFA and one serious question on notecards to answer later at a campfire.

The team was responsible for preparing meals during the trip on a $150 budget for the next four meals, they prepared a menu and list of ingredients needed to cook the meals for the next two days.

They then went to Rodhe’s IGA and got the supplies they needed and were cents under the budget provided.

Playing team-building game, doing personality test

Once they had returned, officers Derek Miller and Becca Schuch prepared soft tacos for lunch. After lunch the officer team played a team-building game where they were blindfolded and given toy animals and only knew the color of the animals, the team had to guess what animal was missing and failed to identify the correct animal.

The team also took an Enneagram test to identify the different types of people on the officer team.

After that, the chapter went to their cabin southwest of Killbuck and discussed people who were leaders in their lives. Then officers Andi Schuch and Alysa Pringle prepared pork tenderloins for dinner.

After dinner the team sat around the campfire and talked about good things and bad things of the past year, goals they have for themselves and the chapter, things they need to change and things they need to add or take away.

The next morning officers Garrett Fowler and Sarah Irwin prepared bacon and eggs for breakfast.

Playing mini golf and driving go-karts at Mohican Adventures

After breakfast the team went…

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