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October 2018 Guthrie, Logan County, Oklahoma Class A #62192

Property owner sees tall bipedal creature at dusk following deer in Logan Co

The witness was sitting on a front porch with a dog when deer ran through the yard across the road. Seconds later the witness heard footsteps and saw a tall, wide dark figure cross the pasture, step over fences, cross the road, and disappear near where the deer went. The figure never looked toward the witness and moved very quickly in few steps.

Full-body sightingFootstepsSilhouette
7 July 1997 Edmond, Logan County, Oklahoma Class A #1298

Morning road crossing sighting near the town of Edmond.

The witness was driving in a truck in the morning when a hairy creature crossed a dirt road ahead. It was walking at first but moved into a fast gait after noticing the approaching truck. After crossing, it disappeared into the woods. The witness heard nothing and did not search for footprints.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
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