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Property disturbance Portage County Clear all
17 August 2011 Mogadore, Portage County, Ohio Class B #31246

Possible nightime encounter while fishing at Mogadore Reservoir

Two companions were night fishing at a reservoir when they heard tree knocks and unfamiliar calls that seemed to get closer. They decided to leave and found one of two large catfish missing from the back of the truck, then the companion was struck in the chest by a small thrown rock. Frightened, they packed up and left quickly.

Wood knockVocalizationRock throwingProperty disturbanceMovement only
almost every week Ravenna, Portage County, Ohio Related account #7224

Property disturbance near Ravenna, Ohio

The witness regularly leaves candy at the same spot during hikes and reports it is always gone by the next visit, without seeing who takes it.

Property disturbance
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