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Physical traces Burlington County Clear all
December 2001 South Hampton Township, Burlington County, New Jersey Class B #77535

Hunters have Intimidation Encounter in Southhampton Township

In December 2001 four hunters were leaving the woods along a logging road after dark when something in the adjacent swamp repeatedly screamed and charged toward them while breaking branches. The group was armed but could not see the source, felt the ground shake, and described the screams as extremely loud and frightening. After several bluff charges, the source moved deeper into the swamp and the hunters left the area.

ScreamFootstepsTree breakAnimal behaviour
Sept. 3rd, 2016 Country Lakes, Burlington County, New Jersey Related account #55552

Structure or nest near Country Lakes, New Jersey

The witness reports revisiting the area years later and finding a stick formation near the original sounds.

Structure or nest
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