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1981 County County, Arkansas #572

Creature heard running, track casts made

Something was heard running up a steep rocky incline. Two plaster casts measuring 16 by 4 inches were made of prints found at the site. Branches broken at five and six feet were also found where something appeared to grab while crossing a fence.

FootstepsTracksTree break
1970–1979 Trinity Alps, County County, California #698

Youth recounts family story of rock throwing in Trinity Alps

The witness's father and his brothers were hunting and went to a creek to recover a relative's coat and knife. After crossing the creek the woods went silent, they heard something running, had rocks thrown at them, and caught glimpses of a hairy upright creature. Broken tops on small trees were also noted.

Partial sightingFootstepsRock throwingTree break
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