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Object throwing Related accounts Clear all
On the third day Granite, Grant County, Oregon Related account #9604

Object throwing near Granite, Oregon

The witness was partway up the same hill when branches were thrown downhill toward him and low growls were heard from the forest.

Object throwingGrowl
About a year after that incident Place not stated Related account #7785

Odor

Two men on a tailgate after hunting reported foul odor while unseen something shook bushes and threw branches and stones at them.

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