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Context & caveats Deschutes County Clear all
Earlier that year Tumalo, Deschutes County, Oregon Related account #63779

Animal behaviour near Tumalo, Oregon

While riding with a dog earlier, the dog fell behind the horse and the horse refused to go forward near the area.

Animal behaviour
BFRO YEAR: 94 or 95 South Of Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon Class B #412

Cousins followed for a quarter mile

The witness and a relative drove into a forested area near lava flows and walked a short distance down a trail to watch the sunset. They heard grunting and other sounds and noticed bushes moving as something appeared to follow them for about a quarter mile. Back at the car, something very close screamed and shook the bushes violently, frightening them into quickly driving away.

GrowlScreamMovement onlyAnimal behaviourPossible misidentification
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