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Wood knock Larue County Clear all
23 August 2026 Hodgenville, Larue County, Kentucky Class B #82512

Country boys have frightening nightime encounter 50 miles south of Louisville

The witness and two companions stopped on a rural back road at night and heard a distant knock, then sounds of wood breaking after the witness whistled. After driving on to turn around and stopping again, the witness shone a light into the woods and saw a tall dark hairy figure with eyeshine watching them. The encounter lasted only a few seconds before the group drove away in fear.

Wood knockTree breakPartial sightingEyeshine
Date unknown Campbellsville, Larue County, Kentucky Related account #55870

Howl near Campbellsville, Kentucky

After the initial report, the witness described increased howls, whoops, wood knocks, and rocks thrown at the house and car, mostly from across the street.

HowlWhoopWood knockRock throwing
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