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Context & caveats San Bernardino County Clear all
May 2003 Hesperia, San Bernardino County, California Class B #6304

Young lady believes that the creature is back

The witness visited a relative's house after a goose was found dead with a broken neck, punctures, and missing insides. She also reports finding a four-toed footprint, flattened weeds suggesting something had lain down and walked through, and damage to a chicken-coop roof. The night had been unusually quiet and livestock were nervous the next morning.

TracksProperty disturbanceAnimal behaviour
For the rest of that summer Hespreria, San Bernardino County, California Related account #5160

Animal behaviour near Hespreria, California

Saddle horses repeatedly refused to go through the sighting area for the rest of the summer and had to be led around it.

Animal behaviour
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