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Interaction Wood knock Pierce County Clear all
23 September 2011 Buckley, Pierce County, Washington Class B #30783

Possible encounter by young campers in their tent after hearing woodknocks near Buckley

Four friends camped overnight near a river. After a distant yelp, a companion reported seeing a large shape by the river that could not be made out in the dark. Later the two awake witnesses heard a loud knock on a tree near camp and then bipedal footsteps circling the tent, including contact brushing the tent, before the sounds moved away. A daylight check found no tracks.

Partial sightingVocalizationWood knockFootstepsProperty disturbance
everytime we camped there Greenwater Wa., Pierce County, Washington Related account #32536

Wood knock near Greenwater Wa., Washington

During many prior camping trips at the same lake the witness and companion repeatedly felt watched and heard wood knocks and distant hollering, with nighttime disturbances in camp.

Wood knockVocalizationProperty disturbance
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