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Fall 1995 Mid Way Commerce And Cooper, Delta County, Texas Class A #7568

US Air Force retiree encounters bigfoot in Sulphur River bottoms near Cooper Lake

Around 1995 the witness was checking cattle at night in a pasture near Cooper Lake. In the flashlight beam several yards away he saw a man-like, hair-covered animal judged to be about eight feet tall and noticed a urine-like odor. After a few seconds both the witness and the animal turned and fled in opposite directions with no sound heard from the animal.

Full-body sightingOdor
Date unknown Commerce, Delta County, Texas Related account #638

Movement only near Commerce, Texas

While hunting with a friend, the witness sensed something moving in a circle around them and making noise without being seen.

Movement onlyUnidentified sound
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