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Physical traces Wood knock Jackson County Clear all
25 November 2015 Grain Valley, Jackson County, Missouri Class A #55672

Bow hunter describes close encounter at dusk from his tree stand near Grain Valley

The witness was deer hunting alone from an elevated stand at dusk when deer behaved nervously. A large unseen animal approached behind the stand, breathing heavily, sniffing, producing knocks and screams, and pacing before moving west. The witness turned on a headlamp and saw a tall dark figure from behind that grunted and ran along a creek bank into the woods.

Partial sightingWood knockScreamFootstepsTree break +1
Tonight Grain Valley, Jackson County, Missouri Related account #39835

Tracks near Grain Valley, Missouri

After the sighting the witness returned to the exact spot, found large wet footprints crossing the road and heard nearby wood-knock responses.

TracksWood knock
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