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Footsteps Houston County Class B Clear all
October 1975 Houston, Houston County, Minnesota Class B #40316

Memory told of a possible encounter while coon hunting near Houston

On a moonlit night in late October 1975, the witness was coon hunting along a ridge when both dogs became frightened and stayed by him. He heard a low moaning sound, a rock-throw-like crash into a brush pile, two tree-strike-like impacts, and something moving through leaves down a steep wooded slope. He called out but saw nothing and ended the hunt.

VocalizationRock throwingWood knockFootsteps
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