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Tuscaloosa County1

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Physical traces Wood knock Alabama Clear all
December 26, 2013 Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama Related account #35339

Tracks near Tuscaloosa, Alabama

In late 2013 the witness found a line of large tracks in mud and later reported wood knocks, howls, and twisted pine trees.

TracksWood knockHowlTree breakTwist
Date unknown Alabama #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/kTDgzxKGmJusUbFfUiu5FEkGl-kZ7GWDLMMvIOBm3kQ

Tree break in Alabama

While deer hunting on a calm afternoon the witness heard a snap and watched a tall dead pine fall about seventy-five yards away. On night walks out he heard steps pacing him and stopping when he stopped. On night shifts napping in graveyards he heard loud wood knocks and odd owl-like calls from thick swamps.

Tree breakFootstepsWood knockVocalization
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