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Wood knock2

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New York2

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Wood knock Erie County Clear all
1 March 2014 Erie County, New York #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/05/02/sc-ep215-the-creature-was-looking-at-me-intently

Wood knock near Erie County (2014)

The witness took children into woods behind a relative's house and heard distinct wood knocks alternating between two positions about every few minutes for an hour. After the witness made a whoop sound, knocks continued, then a nearby dog barked aggressively and a third position across the road knocked. Interpreting the pattern as an L-shaped ambush, the witness gathered the children back to the house.

Wood knock
just a few months ago Erie County, New York #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2016/05/02/sc-ep215-the-creature-was-looking-at-me-intently

Wood knock near Erie County

A few months before the show the witness revisited the childhood creek site in late afternoon. The witness heard a distinct wood knock deeper in the woods and heard a dog barking with a whimper, then decided to return inside.

Wood knock
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