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Wood knock3 Footsteps1 Movement only1 Vocalization1 Tracks1

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Wood knock Jackson County Related accounts Clear all
the next night Makanda Or Cobden, Jackson County, Illinois Related account #40120

Wood knock near Makanda Or Cobden, Illinois

The night after the eyes encounter the group walked the same path hearing movement, twig snaps, snorting sounds and one woodknock.

Wood knockFootstepsMovement onlyVocalization
Saturday morning, 12/1/2012, around 4:30 a.m. Hytop, Jackson County, Alabama Related account #38022

Wood knock near Hytop, Alabama

The previous morning in the dark while preparing hunting gear, the witness heard a tree knock nearby.

Wood knock
Tonight Grain Valley, Jackson County, Missouri Related account #39835

Tracks near Grain Valley, Missouri

After the sighting the witness returned to the exact spot, found large wet footprints crossing the road and heard nearby wood-knock responses.

TracksWood knock
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