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August 2021 Mount Union, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania Class B #69564

Witnesses hear multiple wood knocks while night fishing near Mt. Union

The witness and three companions were night-fishing for catfish when they heard a series of wood knocks from both sides of the creek, closing to within 30 yards. They packed up to leave but heard four loud knocks near their parked vehicle before driving away. They later returned the same night to try to record further knocks on video.

Wood knock
about 11:00 PM at night Mount Union, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania Related account #69564

Wood knock near Mount Union, Pennsylvania

Around 11 p.m. the group returned again, imitated a knock with a branch, and recorded a reply knock on video.

Wood knock
Several minutes later Mount Union, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania Related account #69564

Wood knock near Mount Union, Pennsylvania

The same group drove back to the parking area the same night and recorded three knocks on cellphone video.

Wood knock
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