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Date unknown Fries, Carroll County, Virginia Related account #24325

Structure or nest near Fries, Virginia

The witness recalls having seen tee-pee-like structures in the same woods on prior trips.

Structure or nest
for the past five years Lee County, Virginia #ffa970ff-7711-4667-940d-bb29f00963b5

Growl near Lee County

The guest and one fellow investigator camped in a research area in Lee County chosen after a Dogman report. They heard a growl, a distant tree fall, and something running around camp that was too fast to pinpoint on thermal, then found X-shaped tree structures without roots. On later visits team members saw a large dark humanoid with a conical head peek from behind a tree, found broken branches, and heard loud peacock-like bird sounds with nothing visible.

GrowlFootstepsTree breakStructure or nestPartial sighting +1
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