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Interaction3 Other senses3 Sounds2 Physical traces1

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Odor3 Door or window contact2 Structure or nest1 Property disturbance1 Rock throwing1 Scream1 Whistle1 Footsteps1

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3 encounters
Interaction Odor Unknown Clear all
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #1625

Structure or nest

Relatives reportedly found foul-smelling stick structures resembling igloos and a damaged water pump.

Structure or nestOdorProperty disturbance
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #50462

Rock throwing

Area residents report rocks thrown at windows, unknown screams, whistles, and intermittent very bad odors.

Rock throwingDoor or window contactScreamWhistleOdor
Date unknown Place not stated #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/05/24/sc-ep-107-terrorized-by-aggressive-giants

Door or window contact

A woman staying alone at Camp Tomox went into an old porta-potty and felt it shaken while hearing people running around outside. When she opened the door no one was there. After returning to camp she noticed a powerful bad smell associated with the presence.

Door or window contactFootstepsOdor
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