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Rock throwing Second-hand Tree damage Clear all
early 2000 period Place not stated #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/10/20/sc-ep55-spottsville-monster-part2

Rock throwing

In a played video the watchman relays a couple kayakers report of pebbles and rocks being thrown from trees into water while they watched stars. He says he later found a fresh snapped and twisted small spruce behind the campsite. He interprets both as primate traits.

Rock throwingTree breakTwist
since she's moved into that place, it's probably about 12 years now New Hampshire #6a1908db-6cb9-4504-b979-2943cb767f3c

Chatter in New Hampshire

The guest's mother has reported ongoing activity at her home for years. She hears talking in the woods, rock and pebble throws, and scratching on the siding, feels watched, and sees movement. Her dog refuses to approach the woods across the street.

ChatterRock throwingProperty disturbanceMovement onlyAnimal behaviour
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