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Wood knock4

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since childhood Whitehall, Washington County, New York Related account #9723

Wood knock near Whitehall, New York

The witness recalls frequently hearing repetitious knocking from western directions on the property since childhood.

Wood knock
About 3 weeks later during gun season Middlesex, Ontario County, New York Related account #68896

Wood knock near Middlesex, New York

During gun season the witness experienced the same loud knock again in the same area with the woods silent.

Wood knock
not long after we got our place Treadwell, Delaware County, New York Related account #8953

Wood knock near Treadwell, New York

The witness and his wife heard repeated wood-on-wood pounding from the hill woods while sitting at a campfire.

Wood knock
today Broome County, New York Related account #1405

Wood knock near Broome County

Years after the winter sighting, the witness heard hollow-tree-like knocking sounds with no neighbors nearby.

Wood knock
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