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Possible early morning whoops and knocks heard at a Forest Service cabin
The witness stayed overnight in a rented cabin with two children. After the children fell asleep, the witness lay awake on an uncomfortable cot and twice heard a whoop followed seconds later by a wood-knock sound from the southeast. The sounds seemed close and no source was seen; the forest had otherwise been quiet all afternoon and night.
Possible encounter disturbs a camper in a high country forest
The witness was camping with relatives and was awakened around midnight by rhythmic stick-cracking sounds that moved closer and farther. He dressed silently and exited his trailer to investigate, after which the knocking stopped at a distance and a double whoop sounded from the direction where he shined his flashlight. He interpreted the sequence as involving two animals, with one acting as lookout. No tracks were found during a search the next day.
Knocks and whooping sounds heard north of Clint's Well
The witness was tent-camping with companions near Clint's Well when wood-on-tree knocks woke him around 3 a.m. He then heard about three whoop-like sounds over roughly ten minutes before it went quiet. A companion in a nearby tent reported hearing the same noises, and a next-day search found no sign after rain.
Wood knock near Sedona, Arizona
About two hours before the visual encounter, the witness heard two loud tree knocks from a distance while calling out for the missing camper.
Wood knock near Forest Lakes, Arizona
The witnesses, other people and the investigator report hearing numerous knocks and vocalizations in the area.
Sasquatch sighting near Forest Lakes, Arizona
The witnesses also report eyeshine near the fire, howls and tree knocks at the same location.
Wood knock near Payson, Arizona
The camping group heard sounds like rocks clacking and wood knocking Saturday night around 10 PM.
Wood knock near Payson AZ, Arizona
A friend later heard a similar rhythmic wood-knocking for several minutes at the same campsite while hunting.