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Unidentified sound Muhlenberg County Clear all
Date unknown Muhlenberg County, Kentucky #8ebcc7ee-6871-49bd-b56c-a161f2d5c592

Partial sighting near Muhlenberg County

While watching a field, the witness saw a buck run out with tail tucked and heard heavy breathing in the woods behind it. The witness waited for a larger animal but none emerged. The deer then seemed to pass from front to behind instantaneously without being seen running past.

Partial sightingUnidentified soundMovement only
throughout the course of the 20 years that we've hunted down there Muhlenberg County, Kentucky #8ebcc7ee-6871-49bd-b56c-a161f2d5c592

Wood knock near Muhlenberg County

Over many years of hunting the same reclaimed coal land, the witness group repeatedly heard loud tree knocks, rocks clanged together, and varied howls after dark. They sometimes returned to camp to find items slightly moved and often felt watched. No creature was seen in these ongoing incidents.

Wood knockUnidentified soundHowlProperty disturbance
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