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Interaction Iosco County First-hand Clear all
April 2012 Nearest City Well Between Tawas City And Whittemore MI, Iosco County, Michigan Class A #40204

Daylight sighting by a young man fishing near Whittemore

The witness was fishing alone along a river when a rock splashed nearby. The witness then saw a large apelike animal leaning over the bank to look at them, heard loud knocks and a sudden silence, and later watched it cross a fence and run uphill out of sight across a field. Shortly afterward three relatives said they had heard a growl and heavy footsteps leaving nearby woods.

Partial sightingRock throwingFootstepsWood knockGrowl
the fall of 1997 National City, Iosco County, Michigan Related account #42418

Property disturbance near National City, Michigan

The witness found a three-strand steel electric horse fence demolished along a blackberry patch while the horses were uninjured.

Property disturbance
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