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Scat3 Property disturbance2 Tracks1 Rock throwing1 Movement only1 Partial sighting1

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West Virginia1

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April 6th Hinton, Summers County, West Virginia Related account #23477

Tracks near Hinton, West Virginia

On a later visit with a young relative, the group found a large track and scat, took photos, had a rock thrown at them, saw movement, and saw a large bipedal creature on the hill.

TracksScatRock throwingMovement onlyPartial sighting
Every morning for two or three days Place not stated Related account #445

Scat

Two service members found droppings on their bunker roof for several mornings, later told it was likely rock ape activity.

ScatProperty disturbance
In eary August Place not stated Related account #7363

Property disturbance

At a different campground in early August, something raided an adjacent campsite and carried off food, leaving the intact container with its lid beside it and a large pile of unusual scat on a small incline found the next morning.

Property disturbanceScat
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