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Harford County2 Anne Arundel County1

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Date unknown Street, Harford County, Maryland Related account #31814

Object throwing near Street, Maryland

While bow hunting the same property a relative was repeatedly and accurately pelted with acorns with no squirrel visible.

Object throwing
Date unknown Street, Harford County, Maryland Related account #31814

Footsteps near Street, Maryland

While deer hunting a relative heard loud bipedal steps and grunts and tree shaking, then was followed and chased back through a creek to a barn.

FootstepsVocalizationAnimal behaviour
the previous morning (September 16) Churchton, Anne Arundel County, Maryland Related account #12601

Chatter near Churchton, Maryland

The witness and his wife heard a brief gibberish scream in the same area the prior morning and dismissed it.

ChatterScream
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