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about six or seven months after California incident Silver Creek, Mississippi #4b183319-d906-433b-8510-ee4a692bd2c2

Wood knock near Silver Creek, Mississippi

While hiking with a different companion near Silver Creek, the pair camped near a bridge by a creek. After dark they heard a loud splash, then a very loud wood knock, then another splash like a thrown rock. They moved to the top of the bridge and left on foot when another knock sounded as they walked away.

Wood knockRock throwing
for years Mississippi #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/hJCv7jAnpRT4l2iSCF8pVyQguxrETpdh8XPWI5PKGCI

Wood knock in Mississippi

Over years on the same lease the guest heard repeated rhythmic knocking after getting off his vehicle, plus bipedal steps, truck-like sounds, sticks and cones dropping, and owl-like sounds. He first rationalized them as people, deer, squirrels or owls. After his sighting he reinterpreted them as Sasquatch warning others of his approach.

Wood knockFootstepsVocalizationUnidentified soundObject throwing
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