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Twist 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
Date unknown Texas #f2cfb0d5-3d4e-41ff-9933-727cdfc7bcc5

Scream in Texas

The neighbor, initially a non-believer, reports ongoing hollering, screaming, grunting, monkey sounds and whistles from multiple directions. Sticks and limbs were thrown at them on a tractor, and whistles answered post-driving. The property shows stripped bark, snapped and twisted trees, a trail-camera image and a footprint at a low-water crossing.

ScreamVocalizationWhistleGrowlObject throwing +3
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