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Wood knock Isabella County Related accounts Clear all
In late October Mount Pleasant, Isabella County, Michigan Related account #31860

Wood knock near Mount Pleasant, Michigan

In late October around dusk a relative heard a tree knock from across the river by a pond each time leaves were thrown over the bank edge.

Wood knock
for many years Mount Pleasant, Isabella County, Michigan Related account #31860

Rock throwing near Mount Pleasant, Michigan

The witness describes years of suspected activity at home where making calls elicited stone throwing, tree knocks, grunts, howls and other unusual activity until calls were stopped.

Rock throwingWood knockVocalizationHowlUnidentified sound
February 25th, after dark Isabella County, Michigan Related account #32981

Wood knock near Isabella County

During the investigator's February visit, the group tried tree knocks and calls and later review revealed distant wood-on-wood knocking responses from the woods.

Wood knock
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