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2 encounters
Physical traces Wood knock Montgomery County Clear all
June 2012 Willis, Montgomery County, Texas Class B #35778

Man & daughter have multiple encounters in Sam Houston Natl Park

The witness parked with four teenage companions at a forest spot late at night to watch from a pickup truck. After tree knocks and whoop sounds, the group saw a very tall, wide upright figure silhouetted beside a pine tree in moonlight. The witness later found large footprints at the same spot and made casts.

Wood knockWhoopSilhouetteTracks
5 Jan 2013 overnight Willis, Montgomery County, Texas Related account #35778

Wood knock near Willis, Texas

The witness joined an investigator and a companion for an overnight camp in the same area with knocks, footsteps, a tree pushed over, and rock clacking sounds.

Wood knockFootstepsTree breakUnidentified sound
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