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Wood knock3 Howl2 Tree break2 Object throwing1 Scream1 Rock throwing1

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Florida3

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Flagler County2 Taylor County1

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During the days leading up to the encounter Perry, Fla, Taylor County, Florida Related account #28263

Wood knock near Perry, Fla, Florida

In the days before the main night, the group heard repeated knocking like a stick striking a tree, sometimes answering from different directions.

Wood knock
at night Bunnell, Flagler County, Florida Related account #46728

Wood knock near Bunnell, Florida

The witness reports taking people to the area at night on multiple occasions and experiencing knocks, howls, tree breaks and thrown objects.

Wood knockHowlTree breakObject throwing
Since that time Bunnell, Flagler County, Florida Related account #46728

Scream near Bunnell, Florida

The witness states that everyone he took hunting in that section had encounters involving screams, knocks, tree breaks, stone throws or howls.

ScreamWood knockTree breakRock throwingHowl
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