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Unidentified sound Hocking County Related accounts Clear all
another weekend Goes, Hocking County, Ohio Related account #3920

Sasquatch sighting near Goes, Ohio

On another weekend in the same area, a relative saw a figure on the opposite hillside while the main witness was positioned elsewhere, after a sound like a log being thrown.

Partial sightingUnidentified sound
Date unknown Ewing/logan, Hocking County, Ohio Related account #30622

Wood knock near Ewing/logan, Ohio

The witness reports frequently hearing knocking and banging sounds around the home, aside from the sighting.

Wood knockUnidentified sound
Date unknown Hocking Hills, Hocking County, Ohio Related account #58053

Unidentified sound near Hocking Hills, Ohio

A man in the same preserve reportedly heard loud noises in the woods and found a possible footprint on the trail.

Unidentified soundTracks
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