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Interaction Vocalization Harrison County Clear all
October 2023 Uncertain, Harrison County, Texas Class B #76489

Possible sasquatch sounds heard at cabin near Caddo Lake

A witness staying for a long weekend at a cabin near a lake reports repeated evening disturbances. Around sunset Thursday she heard a human-like owl hooting followed by birds falling silent, then a rock-like impact on the cabin wall. Similar rock-like impacts on the cabin were heard after dark on Friday and Saturday nights, and a companion later heard loud rustling and a loud tree-strike sound behind the cabin Sunday morning.

VocalizationRock throwing
Date unknown Harleton, Harrison County, Texas Related account #7505

Vocalization near Harleton, Texas

The family reported unexplained vocalizations, heavy stomping noises, strong sewer smells, and loss of chickens.

VocalizationFootstepsOdorProperty disturbance
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