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Sasquatch sighting in Michigan
At a swamp bridge one companion reported a figure by a tree while another had stones lobbed at him. The witness saw a broad-shouldered dark figure throwing stones over brush. After shouting a challenge he heard a loud crashing bluff, later finding snapped sticks. On the walk out they heard escorts, saw smooth-moving figures on a ridge, and saw a basketball-sized light crash with nothing found.
Rock throwing in Missouri
A small research team camped for five days on the Missouri property to document ongoing rock-throwing activity. At night rocks repeatedly struck the tent, table, chairs and vehicle from a ridge above. The team marked piles of rocks with marker and later found marked rocks thrown into camp, along with foot tracks and a handprint.
Rock throwing
An email writer described being alone at midnight by a lake at his summer campground while on break. A rock-sized object struck his shoulder, followed by a deep subwoofer-like growl from behind. He turned to see a creature turning and running away with heavy footfalls, then fled to his camper.
Rock throwing near Cherryville, Missouri
At the witness house rocks hit the walls and roof, something heavy scuffled on the porch and ran off, followed by wood knocks the next night.
Rock throwing near Barrow County
About a month after the sighting the hunters were standing between two ponds listening to the dogs when rocks began pelting toward them and hitting in the pond. They interpreted it as something not wanting them in that area.
Rock throwing near Dora, Missouri
Around 2 a.m. the next night the campers heard very loud splashes interpreted as large boulders thrown into the stream, followed by a brief howl-whoop.
Sasquatch sighting in West Virginia
Late at night the witness heard activity outside, put out a recorder, and heard rocks clacked together and an extremely loud branch break up the hill. He also saw a large upright human-shaped silhouette move quickly and silently between trees about 50 yards away. He concluded a second individual made the uphill sounds while the seen one moved downhill.
Rock throwing
On the friend's first visit to the guest's research area, a rock about golf-ball size was thrown at the friend. The guest says he kept the rock. It was the first rock-throw experience for the guest as well.
Rock throwing
During a late-night walk without flashlights in Pinchon National Forest with two companions, the guest was urinating when a rock narrowly missed his head. He interpreted it as territorial behavior linked to urinating.
Rock throwing in Ontario
After days of rain the group saw a rock fly from the forest to hit the shed, then a rock narrowly missed the guest's son as he urinated off the porch. After the men threw the rock back, a rock sailed over the cabin onto the tin roof, and after they slept a chunk of cordwood was thrown hard against the cabin wall.
Scream in Ontario
After the others went to sleep the guest flicked on a small sink light and the cabin was immediately pounded, shaken and rocked as if lifted off its blocks, with screaming, running on the roof and rocks and brush thrown. He believed two creatures were arguing or fighting and tried unsuccessfully to wake his two friends.
Wood knock in Ontario
Around 1-2 a.m. at the cabin the men knocked and got an instant loud reply from only feet away. When further knocks got no answer they tossed pebbles toward the sound and received gentle rock returns by their feet for an hour or two, ending with a larger rock clattering down boulders into the lake.
Rock throwing
The witness researched a cabin area where residents reported window peering and mind speech. The witness left food and toys and set hidden cameras in a basalt canyon with pools. Over time rocks were thrown, cameras were turned and camouflage removed, a toy was taken and returned altered, a mirror was pulled out, and a string with a basketball-sized rock was rigged in front of a camera.
Rock throwing
The same two witnesses repeatedly heard very large rocks splashing into the creek after sunset at a conservation area from 2006 to 2008, hearing a distant deep roar once.
Rock throwing near Wallace, Idaho
The witness and her partner cleaned a pole barn on a mining claim. Rocks and large green branches were thrown down from a wooded ledge, preventing safe access to the truck. They used loud fireworks as a distraction to reach the truck, heard a loud scream across the creek, and were hit by a branch while leaving.
Animal behaviour in Tennessee
One evening almost dark while babysitting and on the phone, the guest let dogs out. They barked toward trees by a graveyard then fled terrified to the porch with cats. Something then struck the back of the house hard. She believes at least two creatures were present.
Rock throwing in Tennessee
After moving in with her son's family, the guest and her daughter-in-law walked toward the porch one summer evening and were pelted with small gravel-like rocks. One hit legs and one landed on a shoe. No local animal could throw rocks, so she suspected Sasquatch.
Rock throwing
While hunting in timber with a companion, the witness had rocks thrown at them by an unseen source and left the area.
Vocalization near Columbus, Indiana
The witness heard coyotes in the woods behind the house and went in with a shotgun. He heard deer-like snorts back and forth, movement flanking him, clicking sounds and bird-like calls. Something followed him out, crossed the creek loudly, and a rock flew over his head. Later from the porch he heard a loud tree strike, saw movement running between houses, and next day found torn coyote remains and heard fences were down and dogs missing.
Rock throwing
Four team members crossed a boardwalk toward an unusual island structure. Three large rocks splashed in the water on either side within about ten seconds from an unseen source in open visibility. Unable to locate the thrower, the group stopped and pulled back.