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November 2015 Northfield Falls, Washington County, Vermont Class B #55476

Possible encounter while hunting near Northfield Falls

On two November 2015 mornings the witness sat in a remote hunting spot before sunrise and heard close-range tree breaks and knocks followed by a scream/whoop vocalization shortly after turning off a light. Conditions were clear, cold and very quiet on both occasions. The witness, an experienced outdoors person, said nothing like it had happened before or since.

Tree breakWood knockScreamWhoop
Nov. 1984 between 12:00& 1:00AM Colchester, Chittenden County, Vermont Related account #1178

Footsteps near Colchester, Vermont

Two family members waiting by a ditched car heard bipedal stomping and trees breaking approach and then retreat when a tow truck arrived.

FootstepsTree break
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