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Cherokee County1 Le Flore County1

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1 August 1990 Eldon, Cherokee County, Oklahoma Class A #2041

August 1 1990 Oklahoma, Cherokee County, near Eldon

On August 1, 1990, a woman at a mobile home near Eldon, Oklahoma reported hearing noises and smelling a bad odor before seeing a very tall, heavy creature. A deputy later found large impressions at the scene. Two days later, two other residents reported a similar upright animal at a trash pile nearby.

Full-body sightingUnidentified soundOdorPossible misidentification
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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