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Wood knock Van Buren County Second-hand Clear all
about four years after I had left the farm Van Buren County, Iowa EP 464

Sasquatch sighting near Van Buren County

About four years after the witness left the farm, she directed a researcher and several companions to an old creek spot. They reported a large dark individual with a female and two or three young approaching, knocking wood and whooping. The group said the creatures would only repeat the word for friend that the witness had taught one individual years earlier.

Full-body sightingWood knockWhoopVocalization
every morning at about five point thirty in the morning Van Buren County, Tennessee EP 353

Wood knock near Van Buren County

An attendee said that each morning around 5:30 while walking to the bathroom, he heard two knocks from behind A section. He assumed staff were signaling wakefulness, but staff said they were asleep.

Wood knock
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