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Date unknown Pool, Webster County, Kentucky EP 688

Footsteps near Pool, Kentucky

Before the main night outing, two relatives of a companion had reportedly rabbit hunted on the same property and described hearing footsteps that paced them and drove them out of the woods. The witness heard these stories secondhand and regarded those sources as credible compared with other tales about the area.

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Date unknown Webster County, Kentucky EP 627

Object throwing near Webster County

The witness's father and another man were arrowhead hunting near a pond at Number 7 near dark. They heard a roar-like sound and saw cut logs about 2.5-3 feet long being thrown from the woods through the trees to land halfway to three-quarters across the pond. The companion left for the car and later suggested beavers jumping from trees.

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