Deer Hunter has sighting of large creature while checking his corn pile near Rose Hill
Account
The witness was checking a corn pile behind his home when he came upon a tall hairy creature eating corn. The creature was first seen sitting with its back to him, then stood and faced him from about 25 yards away. After regarding him briefly it walked away into deeper woods. The sighting lasted about a minute in clear morning light.
What was reported
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Sightings
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Described appearance
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- Height src
- 7 to 8 foot tall
- Hair colour src
- reddish-brown
- Face src
- ape-like face with a flat nose
- Gait src
- walked away
- Posture src
- sitting then stood upright
- Apparent sex src
- male
- Other features src
- stinking; big lips; blunt teeth like a hog or human
Facts & provenance
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| Date |
7 July 2009
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|---|---|
| Time of day |
10:00AM
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| Place |
ROSE HILL,NC 7 MILES AWAY, Duplin County, North Carolina
Stated
BFRO report #26299
· BFRO report, labelled fields: State, County, Nearest Town, Location Details, Nearest Road
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| Map point |
34.8260, -78.0259 (± 15 km)
Census 2023 Gazetteer centroid of Rose Hill town (GEOID 3757860), matched from nearest town 'ROSE HILL,NC 7 MILES AWAY'
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| Account type |
First-hand
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| Witnesses |
1
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| Figures reported |
1
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| Witness was |
checking deer bait pile behind home
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| Witness's word for it |
STINKING HAIRY CREATURE
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| Source classification |
Class A
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Evidence & investigation
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- Investigated by
- Tim Staudt (BFRO)
An investigator conducted a follow-up interview to record details and ask about game cameras and hunting plans.
Source timeline
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BFRO report #26299 Primary