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Over the years Place not stated Related account #67875

Wood knock

Over years of nearly daily hikes the couple heard wood knocking on multiple occasions and found small trees twisted or broken in ways they felt a person could not cause.

Wood knockTree breakTwist
December 26, 2013 Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama Related account #35339

Tracks near Tuscaloosa, Alabama

In late 2013 the witness found a line of large tracks in mud and later reported wood knocks, howls, and twisted pine trees.

TracksWood knockHowlTree breakTwist
as a youth 12-14 Place not stated Related account #22969

Unidentified sound

As a youth the witness and a relative heard a huge noise in a creek and found twisted branches and uprooted bushes.

Unidentified soundTwistTree break
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #77110

Tracks

Witness reports previously seeing footprints and six-inch-diameter trees twisted and laid across ATV trails, and hearing whistles and whoops in the same general area.

TracksTwistWhistleWhoop
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