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Howl2 Wood knock2 Growl1

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Wood knock Florida Clay County Clear all
August 2008 Middleburg, Clay County, Florida Class B #24619

Teen hears possible knocks and vocalizations in woods across from his house outside Middleburg

The witness woke to barking dogs in the morning and went outside to calm them. From woods across the road and a vacant lot, the witness heard loud deep growling, howls, and repeated knocking sounds like a bat hitting a tree. The sounds included quieter growling afterward and then stopped, and the witness went back inside where nothing further was heard.

GrowlHowlWood knock
23 March 2007 Middleburg., Clay County, Florida Class B #18349

Possible Knocks and a Vocalization Heard by Two Witnesses Near Middleburg

Two people hiking in the woods heard several wood-on-wood knocks spaced seconds apart. A minute or two later they heard a loud, long drawn-out cry lasting several seconds from within a mile. They stopped and listened briefly, then left the area.

Wood knockHowl
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