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Wood knock21 Growl5 Footsteps5 Scream5 Whoop4 Partial sighting4 Rock throwing4 Property disturbance4
Show 14 more Vocalization4 Whistle4 Odor3 Eyeshine3 Tracks3 Tree break3 Chatter2 Unidentified sound2 Howl2 Full-body sighting2 Animal behaviour1 Movement only1 Door or window contact1 Road crossing1

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Tracks2 Photograph2 Hair1 Other1 Tree damage1 Audio1

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Wood knock California Clear all
While growing up Georgetown, El Dorado County, California Related account #11948

Wood knock near Georgetown, California

As a child camping in the same general area, the witness repeatedly heard knocking and whoop-like sounds.

Wood knockWhoop
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