lilranch2001
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I have been hearing owl calls in my woods for years, and recently decided to look up the type of owl calls.
I find that the one that I recognize the most is the great horned owl, the typical hoo hoo hoooooo hoo hoo.
When I was young I grew up on a large lake in NE Indiana, across the lake was a very large state park, and I recall being somewhat frightened by a rumor that was going around that there was a huge Great Horned Owl in the park that was attacking people.
My next door neighbor was a elderly gentleman who had mentored me in many ways, he was a retired tool make and had fostered my eventual mechanical interest.
He stated that he didnt think that owls attacked people so I just assumed the rumors were all wrong, but when I started investigating the sounds I found out that Great Horns can be aggressive.
Has enyone ever seen an owl attack a human?
I find that the one that I recognize the most is the great horned owl, the typical hoo hoo hoooooo hoo hoo.
When I was young I grew up on a large lake in NE Indiana, across the lake was a very large state park, and I recall being somewhat frightened by a rumor that was going around that there was a huge Great Horned Owl in the park that was attacking people.
My next door neighbor was a elderly gentleman who had mentored me in many ways, he was a retired tool make and had fostered my eventual mechanical interest.
He stated that he didnt think that owls attacked people so I just assumed the rumors were all wrong, but when I started investigating the sounds I found out that Great Horns can be aggressive.
Has enyone ever seen an owl attack a human?