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Structure or nest3 Tree break2 Twist2 Object throwing1 Unidentified sound1

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Date unknown Romulus, Wayne County, Michigan Related account #48824

Structure or nest near Romulus, Michigan

The witness found X-shaped log structures on trails and broken, twisted and woven branches, with newly planted pines torn up after removing the Xs.

Structure or nestTree breakTwist
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #36355

Object throwing

The witness and a companion heard sticks breaking near a campfire, were pelted with acorns, and later found possible stick structures nearby.

Object throwingStructure or nestUnidentified sound
the last ten years or so Midlothian, Cook County, Illinois Related account #28525

Structure or nest near Midlothian, Illinois

The witness describes finding a large teepee-like structure and dozens of bent, broken and twisted trees throughout the woods over about ten years.

Structure or nestTree breakTwist
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