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Rock throwing3 Tracks1 Scat1 Movement only1 Partial sighting1

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April 6th Hinton, Summers County, West Virginia Related account #23477

Tracks near Hinton, West Virginia

On a later visit with a young relative, the group found a large track and scat, took photos, had a rock thrown at them, saw movement, and saw a large bipedal creature on the hill.

TracksScatRock throwingMovement onlyPartial sighting
Date unknown Pocahontas County, West Virginia Related account #11432

Rock throwing near Pocahontas County

A local family reportedly had rocks thrown at their tent at night when no one else was camping nearby.

Rock throwing
On two different nights prior Princeton, Mercer County, West Virginia Related account #16890

Rock throwing near Princeton, West Virginia

On two earlier nights the same witness heard sounds like small rocks hitting the brick near the bedroom while unable to sleep.

Rock throwing
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