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8 August 2020 Lee's Summit, Jackson County, Missouri Class B #66063

Fisherman describes large animal sounds in James Reed Memorial Wildlife Area

On September 8 or 9, 2020 around 11 a.m., the witness was fishing alone on the northwest side of a lake in a wildlife area. He heard chimp-like chirping from the brush less than 50 feet behind him lasting one to two seconds before stopping abruptly. He turned to look into the brush and trees but saw nothing, then quickly worked around the lake to the parking lot and went home.

Chatter
5 May 2016 Grain Valley, Jackson County, Missouri Class B #51882

Night fisherman intimidated by large rock thrown into water near Monkey Mountain

The witness was fishing alone at night at ponds bordering a wooded area when he heard a faint noise from across a channel. After he grunted jokingly in response, a large rock was thrown from that direction and splashed into the pond near him. He did not see what threw it and left the area immediately.

Unidentified soundRock throwing
25 November 2015 Grain Valley, Jackson County, Missouri Class A #55672

Bow hunter describes close encounter at dusk from his tree stand near Grain Valley

The witness was deer hunting alone from an elevated stand at dusk when deer behaved nervously. A large unseen animal approached behind the stand, breathing heavily, sniffing, producing knocks and screams, and pacing before moving west. The witness turned on a headlamp and saw a tall dark figure from behind that grunted and ran along a creek bank into the woods.

Partial sightingWood knockScreamFootstepsTree break +1
May 2013 Lee's Summit, Jackson County, Missouri Class B #41195

Woman hears possible vocalizations in the James A. Reed Memorial Wildlife Area

The witness was photographing along the tree line on the south side of the lake when she heard a close grunting-snorting sound followed by a deep growl without seeing the source. Shaken, she returned toward two fishermen and then left across the dam, photographing a large print in the mud. From the car area she heard the same loud vocalization coming from across the lake where she had been and saw the fishermen hurrying across the dam, after which all parties left.

GrowlVocalizationTracksPossible misidentification
October 1991 Oak Grove, Jackson County, Missouri Class A #30573

Bowhunter recalls dusk encounter on creek dike near Oak Grove

The witness was bowhunting in the evening along a creek and field dike when rustling was heard behind. A large bipedal creature came over the dike, descended the near side to close range, paused to look around, then walked away along the creek out of sight. The witness reported a strong musky odor that strengthened on approach and faded as it left, and fled home after hiding crouched on the ground.

Full-body sightingFootstepsOdor
Tonight Grain Valley, Jackson County, Missouri Related account #39835

Tracks near Grain Valley, Missouri

After the sighting the witness returned to the exact spot, found large wet footprints crossing the road and heard nearby wood-knock responses.

TracksWood knock
a night before Grain Valley, Jackson County, Missouri Related account #39835

Unidentified sound near Grain Valley, Missouri

The prior night the witness's hound trailed then went silent and returned cowering after loud splashing was heard.

Unidentified sound
The last week of August, 2020 Lee's Summit, Jackson County, Missouri Related account #66063

Vocalization near Lee's Summit, Missouri

In the last week of August 2020 the witness, alone at the same lake, heard three rapid owl-like hoots followed later by a deep growl behind him that vibrated in his chest, saw nothing, and left.

VocalizationGrowl
Date unknown Jackson County, Missouri #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/04/02/sc-ep92-lights-in-the-forest

Growl near Jackson County

The witness walked out at night to bring food to his son and a friend camping behind his house. After seeing coyotes run past the camp, he heard a deep growl from a leaf-covered deadfall about 20 yards away on his walk back that he felt in his chest and did not think was a coyote.

Growl