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Whistle Direct interview Clear all
In his early teens Place not stated Related account #51991

Footsteps

The witness recalled hearing Bigfoot walking near tents and communicating with soft whistles while camping with friends in his early teens.

FootstepsWhistle
the third week in September Place not stated Related account #36355

Wood knock

The same witness later reported hearing nighttime knocking, whoops, whistles, falling trees and mumbling-like sounds from the yard and swamp behind the home.

Wood knockWhoopWhistleVocalizationTree break
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #1608

Whistle

The witness reported hearing a high-pitched whistle, an almost shriek sound, huffing noises, and something large moving through underbrush.

WhistleScreamVocalizationMovement only
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