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while building the cabin Kalkaska, Kalkaska County, Michigan Related account #46401

Door or window contact near Kalkaska, Michigan

While staying alone in a trailer during cabin construction, the witness heard bipedal footsteps and a stick dragged along the exterior after something slapped the trailer, finding scrape marks, a large hand print in moss and a stick the next morning.

Door or window contactFootstepsHandprintProperty disturbance
November 15-19 Fannin County, Texas Related account #29315

Wood knock near Fannin County

During an earlier November hunting trip the same witness reported night knocks, barks, growls, orange eyes, clawed handprints and garden-like structures.

Wood knockGrowlEyeshineVocalizationHandprint +2
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