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Wood knock Coconino County Related accounts Clear all
Date unknown Forest Lakes, Coconino County, Arizona Related account #28642

Wood knock near Forest Lakes, Arizona

The witnesses, other people and the investigator report hearing numerous knocks and vocalizations in the area.

Wood knockVocalization
Date unknown Forest Lakes, Coconino County, Arizona Related account #28642

Sasquatch sighting near Forest Lakes, Arizona

The witnesses also report eyeshine near the fire, howls and tree knocks at the same location.

EyeshineHowlWood knock
Saturday night around 10PM Payson, Coconino County, Arizona Related account #15441

Wood knock near Payson, Arizona

The camping group heard sounds like rocks clacking and wood knocking Saturday night around 10 PM.

Wood knockUnidentified sound
The last week of November that same year Payson AZ, Coconino County, Arizona Related account #32251

Wood knock near Payson AZ, Arizona

A friend later heard a similar rhythmic wood-knocking for several minutes at the same campsite while hunting.

Wood knock
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