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Interaction4 Sounds4 Physical traces2 Sightings1

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Vocalization4 Rock throwing3 Wood knock2 Howl2 Tree break2 Object throwing1 Whistle1 Eyeshine1
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4 encounters
Interaction Vocalization Unknown Clear all
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #74596

Rock throwing

An investigator's family members reportedly had rocks thrown at them and heard grunts in the general area.

Rock throwingVocalization
over many prior years Place not stated Related account #41845

Wood knock

Unreported knocks, tree breaks, rock-throwing, howls and grunts were reportedly seen and heard in the area over many prior years.

Wood knockHowlVocalizationTree breakRock throwing
years of incidents Place not stated Related account #79117

Object throwing

Years of past incidents involving thrown objects, snapped branches, howls, whistles and grunting roars.

Object throwingTree breakHowlWhistleVocalization
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #41378

Vocalization

Other stories from the area are said to involve vocalizations, tree knocks, eye shine, walking and rock throwing.

VocalizationWood knockEyeshineFootstepsRock throwing
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