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Wood knock
On a later camping trip on family-owned land, the group heard knocks answered from the distance, whoops and grunts, violent shaking of bushes, and found branches stacked like a small shelter.
Wood knock
The same witness later reported hearing nighttime knocking, whoops, whistles, falling trees and mumbling-like sounds from the yard and swamp behind the home.
Tracks
The witness states that over years, the witness and two companions have encountered unexplained tracks, hair, howls, screams, whistles, tree impacts, and whoops.
Wood knock near Martinsville, Indiana
On return visits over the last two years the witnesses heard knocks and whoops, had food taken and found prints including in snow without visual contact.
Howl near Cartersville, Georgia
On many return visits the group heard howls, screams and return whoops, heard branches breaking, and found different-sized tracks and large stick structures.
Structure or nest near Phlox, Wisconsin
Around the witness's property the investigator summarizes ongoing reports of stick structures, tree knocks, howls, whoops, screams, intense odors, large and small footprints with 7-foot stride in a cornfield, and feelings of being watched without visual confirmation.
Howl near Buford, Colorado
Years earlier the witness on a tree stand heard distant overlapping howls moving west, then a close limb break and beating on trees and brush behind him.
Whoop
Another person stopped to photograph old equipment and over an hour heard hoots and screams, breaking limbs and thrown rocks from two directions before leaving.
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.
Whoop near Clayton, Washington
On another afternoon something disturbed the roofless chicken pen with branch breaking and repeated whoops, leaving broken branches and causing chickens to roost higher.
Tracks near Tulalip, Washington
Other incidents reported in the area include raided camps, wood knocking, tracks, multi-day encounters, thrashing, stomping, and aggressive nighttime whooping.