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Interaction2 Other senses1 Sightings1 Sounds1

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Object throwing2 Eyeshine1 Vocalization1 Odor1

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West Virginia2

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Object throwing Pendleton County First-hand Clear all
2001–2002 Onego, Pendleton County, West Virginia Class B #8796

Hunter experiences object throwing and vocalizations near Onego

The witness was climbing a steep ridge before dawn with hunting gear when his light revealed three or four sets of yellow eyes about 60 yards ahead. One set rose vertically and maintained eye contact as the group moved off across a hollow without showing deer traits like a white tail or snort. Shortly after, a heavy object landed near him, which he later interpreted as thrown, followed by guttural vocalizations unlike known wildlife and a skunky odor at a suspected bedding area.

EyeshineVocalizationObject throwingOdor
On some evenings Circleville, Pendleton County, West Virginia Related account #13122

Object throwing near Circleville, West Virginia

On some evenings sticks were thrown at the men at the camp.

Object throwing
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