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Guadalupe County Class B Main reports Clear all
15 May 2010 Seguin, Guadalupe County, Texas Class B #40420

Rural resident hears heavy bipedal footfalls and smells strong "skunk-like" odor near Seguin

The witness was falling asleep at home at night when outdoor dogs began barking unusually loudly. The witness heard heavy, large-stepping footfalls below the bedroom window, went outside with a flashlight and saw nothing but smelled a strong skunk-like odor. The witness called 911 but no officer came, and a morning search found no tracks, fur, or odor.

FootstepsOdor
Summer 2002 Seguin, Guadalupe County, Texas Class B #6583

Unusual screams pierce evening at rural property near Seguin

The witness stopped the car on a hill while talking on a cell phone and heard a yell from woods to the side. After ending the call the sound was heard again seeming much closer, so the witness drove home without seeing the source. The witness later compared animal sounds online and felt the sound matched a bigfoot recording.

Scream
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