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Someone asked about trains - the experience we have in western WI - the trains hauling are generally very long, very heavy and haul fast in the nighttime. In my area, tracks are owned by BNSF and CN. It’s more common to be hauling sand hoppers (Bloomer is right down the road - sand mines with product hauling to Canada or points south like TX or OK), liquid tankers, shipping containers or semi trailers, not as many box cars. A question I’d have is how many crossings does the train track nearby have heading to town? The trains will signal as they get closer w their air horns - loud and long and frequent especially if they are coming into a town with a lot of crossings. I know anywhere from 10pm -5am our trains are fast, loud and maybe if one was going through when those two gun shots were heard maybe it muffled other noises that could otherwise be discerned clearly.
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