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Rock throwing3 Full-body sighting1 Tracks1

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Kentucky3

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Rowan County1 Elliott County1

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Rock throwing Kentucky Second-hand Clear all
several weeks earlier Morehead, Rowan County, Kentucky Related account #24674

Rock throwing near Morehead, Kentucky

A companion was struck in the head by a rock and sustained a minor scalp cut during a prior hike up the same hill weeks earlier.

Rock throwing
Somewhere between 2008 and 2010 Sandy Hook KY, Elliott County, Kentucky Related account #61097

Rock throwing near Sandy Hook KY, Kentucky

A relative walking in daylight at the same spot had rocks thrown from the roadside hill without seeing the source.

Rock throwing
Date unknown Kentucky #1f8ff7cc-97e6-40e2-a370-dd815123b81f

Rock throwing in Kentucky

A neighboring farmer told the guest that rocks would hit his barn roof while he worked inside. He later saw a creature standing on the hill across the pond and photographed it, also photographing a track line in snow with very long strides.

Rock throwingFull-body sightingTracks
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