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Rockingham County1 Carroll County1 Brunswick County1

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The weekend following this wood knocking incident Rawley Springs, Rockingham County, Virginia Related account #28449

Tracks near Rawley Springs, Virginia

A companion later returned to the lake with a relative and found and photographed a possible footprint in mud.

Tracks
Date unknown Fries, Carroll County, Virginia Related account #24325

Structure or nest near Fries, Virginia

The witness recalls having seen tee-pee-like structures in the same woods on prior trips.

Structure or nest
for over two years Blackstone, Brunswick County, Virginia Related account #29305

Tracks near Blackstone, Virginia

Over about two years the witness experienced nighttime wall pounding and rock throwing and tracked large bipedal steps.

TracksRock throwingDoor or window contact
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