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every year around April and will continue through the year until just after the firearm deer season ends on November 30th Bark River, Delta County, Michigan Related account #42967

Wood knock near Bark River, Michigan

The witness and family report recurring knocks, tree falls, howls and chatter on the land over about ten years, typically from April through late November.

Wood knockHowlChatterTree break
just after dark Hawthorne, Putnam County, Florida Related account #24893

Chatter near Hawthorne, Florida

A household member heard prolonged strange chatter from the woods direction while on the phone, also heard by the remote caller.

Chatter
nearly every year since then Trout Lake, Yakima County, Washington Related account #26447

Whistle near Trout Lake, Washington

The witness reportedly had some kind of experience at the same spot nearly every year since 2005, including whistling and alleged samurai chatter vocalizations.

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