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Sounds3 Interaction1

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Footsteps3 Property disturbance1 Vocalization1 Wood knock1

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Alabama3

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Tuscaloosa County1 Talladega County1 Madison County1

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Date unknown Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama Related account #35339

Footsteps near Tuscaloosa, Alabama

The witness later heard branches breaking and footsteps and found yards of fence torn up with posts pulled out.

FootstepsProperty disturbance
On earlier camping trips to this same location Anniston, Talladega County, Alabama Related account #17480

Vocalization near Anniston, Alabama

On earlier trips to the same location the group heard strange vocalizations and something large walking on two legs through brush.

VocalizationFootsteps
The following Friday or Saturday night New Market, Madison County, Alabama Related account #416

Wood knock near New Market, Alabama

The witness and two companions heard something approach and strike a tree twice after dogs chased it.

Wood knockFootsteps
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