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Interaction Parker County First-hand Clear all
27 August 2011 Aledo, Parker County, Texas Class A #30504

Gas field trucker has encounter at well head near Aledo

A saltwater hauler working after midnight at an oil-field tank site reported seeing glowing red eyes above a 9-10 foot fence during an unusually quiet period with a skunk-like odor and a low growl. The figure moved out of view and then threw about five tennis-ball-sized rocks toward the storage tanks, with two striking the nearest tank. The witness felt intimidated and left the site, returning the following night to look for the rocks.

SilhouetteEyeshineGrowlRock throwingOdor
A few days after that incident Right On The Outskirts Of Weatherford. It Is Inside The City Limits Now., Parker County, Texas Related account #51180

Property disturbance near Right On The Outskirts Of Weatherford. It Is Inside The City Limits Now., Texas

A few days after the night encounter, a flood fence across the creek was found mangled and torn.

Property disturbance
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