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Date unknown Broken Arrow, Tulsa County, Oklahoma Related account #51430

Animal behaviour near Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

During the same visit two other companions in a different direction reported feeling watched with intense unease.

Animal behaviour
early PERKINS, Payne County, Oklahoma Related account #4134

Sasquatch sighting near PERKINS, Oklahoma

A man checking a trot line early saw something hairy eating fish, shot beside it, and left scared when it looked at him.

Partial sightingAnimal behaviour
The next night Octavia, Le Flore County, Oklahoma Related account #3199

Vocalization near Octavia, Oklahoma

The witness returned to the same tree the next night and heard only a whinnying noise later concluded to be a screech owl.

VocalizationPossible misidentification
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