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Sounds3 Interaction1

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Wood knock3 Howl1 Whoop1 Rock throwing1 Scream1 Footsteps1

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Kentucky3

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Powell County1 Larue County1 Hopkins County1

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First-hand2 Direct interview1

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Wood knock Kentucky Related accounts Clear all
Last time I was there Stanton, Powell County, Kentucky Related account #50746

Wood knock near Stanton, Kentucky

On a prior visit the witness knocked wood planks together and received a response.

Wood knock
Date unknown Campbellsville, Larue County, Kentucky Related account #55870

Howl near Campbellsville, Kentucky

After the initial report, the witness described increased howls, whoops, wood knocks, and rocks thrown at the house and car, mostly from across the street.

HowlWhoopWood knockRock throwing
one week before the sighting Earlington, Hopkins County, Kentucky Related account #21142

Scream near Earlington, Kentucky

A week earlier the witness and his father's friend heard running, knocking and loud screams from the woods before sunrise while bow-hunting.

ScreamWood knockFootsteps
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