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October 2006 Agusta, Hampshire County, West Virginia Class A #16204

Repeat visitations described near rural home

The witness reported seeing a tall, large creature with yellow eyes watching her companion as he placed puppies in a fenced pen on 8 October 2006. She moved her young child to the porch while her companion remained unaware he was being observed. Later that night her companion encountered something very large approaching on foot, prompting him to run inside and lock the doors, concluding it was not a bear.

Full-body sightingEyeshineFootstepsPartial sightingPossible misidentification
Date unknown Agusta, Hampshire County, West Virginia Related account #16204

Property disturbance near Agusta, West Virginia

Something removed food scraps from the household burning barrel and animals seeking food reportedly show no intimidation by people.

Property disturbanceAnimal behaviour
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