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Vocalization Pierce County Related accounts Clear all
everytime we camped there Greenwater Wa., Pierce County, Washington Related account #32536

Wood knock near Greenwater Wa., Washington

During many prior camping trips at the same lake the witness and companion repeatedly felt watched and heard wood knocks and distant hollering, with nighttime disturbances in camp.

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in 2002 Between Ashford And Packwood Off Skate Creek Rd. (this Was A Dirt Road Off Of Skate Creek Rd But The Sign On This Dirt Rd Also Said Skate Creek Rd., Pierce County, Washington Related account #12655

Vocalization near Between Ashford And Packwood Off Skate Creek Rd. (this Was A Dirt Road Off Of Skate Creek Rd But The Sign On This Dirt Rd Also Said Skate Creek Rd., Washington

On an earlier 2002 visit to the same area, the companions heard the same sounds and found a large barefoot print dwarfing a men's size 12 shoe.

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