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Sightings West Virginia Fayette County Clear all
11 September 2013 Pax, Fayette County, West Virginia Class B #43193

Homeowner reports possible interactions that include his hunting dogs near Pax

The witness and a companion went to check on the witness's dog late at night after it behaved unusually. They shone lights uphill and saw a tall, thick figure that stepped back into darkness and vanished. The pair were frightened and fled.

Full-body sighting
November 2007 Fayetteville, Fayette County, West Virginia Class A #34043

Observation by a hunter through his scope by the New River Gorge Bridge near Fayetteville

The witness was deer hunting in the New River Gorge when he noticed movement about 60 yards away. Looking through his rifle scope, he watched a large hand against a poplar tree and then a head with large eyes peering at him for about 20 seconds before it stepped back behind the tree. He did not shoot, heard no sounds of departure, and had to pass near the location to leave the woods.

Partial sighting
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