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Wood knock2 Tree break2 Structure or nest1 Tracks1 Howl1

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4 encounters
Physical traces Morris County Related accounts Clear all
for a few months now Marcella/Hibernia/Rockaway, Morris County, New Jersey Related account #21977

Structure or nest near Marcella/Hibernia/Rockaway, New Jersey

The witness reports finding interesting stick structures while hiking the same area over prior months.

Structure or nest
Two days later Daingerfield, Morris County, Texas Related account #13496

Wood knock near Daingerfield, Texas

After doing three wood knocks on the sweetgum tree and hearing no response, the witness found a large live limb pulled straight down two days later.

Wood knockTree break
late summer Daingerfield, Morris County, Texas Related account #13496

Tree break near Daingerfield, Texas

A large live limb was found broken off a sweetgum tree near the burn site at night with no one seeing or hearing it happen.

Tree break
in the past Dunlap, Morris County, Kansas Related account #25860

Tracks near Dunlap, Kansas

In the past the witness saw unidentified prints and heard howls and apparent woodknocks in the same area.

TracksHowlWood knock
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