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Wood knock in Washington
A family group with friends hiked in to camp at a remote lake. After a joking tree knock received an answering knock, the night brought dog distress, stick-breaking sounds, and heavy bipedal footsteps passing the tents without disturbing food. The next day one camper felt watched while gathering firewood.
Wood knock near Beavertail Lake, British Columbia
While trolling for trout in the fall, visitors heard tree knocks and branches being broken nearby. They returned a couple weeks later in late fall and heard activity again.
Wood knock near Erie County
A few months before the show the witness revisited the childhood creek site in late afternoon. The witness heard a distinct wood knock deeper in the woods and heard a dog barking with a whimper, then decided to return inside.
Wood knock near Coloma, Montana
The guest camped at Coloma with one other person and did tree knocks. Something responded and came up to shake his tent during the night. He stayed inside and did not see whether it was a Bigfoot or a mountain giant.
Odor near Broken Bow Area, Oklahoma
While working as a contractor clearing brush around cabins after dark, the guest repeatedly felt watched while carrying water from a creek. He smelled a strong musky odor from upstream that later stopped, then heard a loud snap across the road and a second larger snap minutes later without hearing movement. He stayed to ensure the fire was out, then left and texted a local researcher friend.
Wood knock near Athol, Idaho
The witness heard wood knocks several times while camping on offseason weekends.
Wood knock near Saint Marie’s, Idaho
The witness reported repeatedly hearing late-night wood knocks and indistinct whispering voices outside on other nights.
Wood knock in Washington
The next year the guest hiked to Swamp Lake with his young daughter, a friend from Eugene and families while doing wood knocks. On the return near a river log crossing they heard a loud wood knock behind them. After crossing, a large rock thrown from a small cliff splashed 30 to 40 feet away, but nothing was seen.
Wood knock near Boise, Idaho
In May 2025 at the same campsite the same witness heard steady distant tree knocks from the southeast while trying to sleep.
Wood knock near Brantley, Alabama
The witness was tent camping on family property and stepped a few steps from camp around midnight to relieve himself. He heard three loud whacking sounds like leather striking a pine, then several seconds of steps, then three strikes again from an estimated thirty to forty yards away. He stood briefly, heard nothing further, and returned to his tent.
Wood knock near Aspen, Colorado
Both campers heard two loud knocks, a pause, then two more knocks from across the canyon at sunrise.
Wood knock near Muhlenberg County
Over many years of hunting the same reclaimed coal land, the witness group repeatedly heard loud tree knocks, rocks clanged together, and varied howls after dark. They sometimes returned to camp to find items slightly moved and often felt watched. No creature was seen in these ongoing incidents.
Whistle near Aptos, California
The witness reports hearing whistle and wood-on-wood sounds and feeling watched during later camping trips in the same area.
Wood knock near Georgetown, California
As a child camping in the same general area, the witness repeatedly heard knocking and whoop-like sounds.
Vocalization near North Of Helena, Montana
After the visit the household continued to hear vocalizations and knocking around the property without further visual encounters.
Wood knock near North Of Helena, Montana
The household has heard sounds like a small tree, log or limb being struck against another tree.
Howl near STANWOOD, WASHINGTON [Property Address Removed By MM], Washington
One November night the witness heard five howls followed by two trees being knocked down, finding the downed trees the next morning.
Wood knock near STANWOOD, WASHINGTON [Property Address Removed By MM], Washington
The witness reported repeated thrashing of trees and brush and various tree knocks around the home.
Tracks near Tulalip, Washington
Other incidents reported in the area include raided camps, wood knocking, tracks, multi-day encounters, thrashing, stomping, and aggressive nighttime whooping.
Possible wood knocks heard while staying at Wallace Falls State Park
The witness was staying overnight in a cabin and was awakened about 2 a.m. by distant dogs barking. He then heard groups of three to four wood knocks in quick succession, repeated several times over two to three minutes from a wooded area a few hundred yards away. He reported hearing no other wildlife that night.